The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-08
BERKELEY.

BY recent revision of the regulations
governing the university library by the
regents an important change Is made Be-
fore the requirement has been that each
student deposit a library fee of So if he
wished to draw out books. Many stu
dents did not deposit the fee, but would
have others draw out volumes for them.
As all possible loss to the university is
more than covered by the diploma fee of
$40 it was recommended that no fee be
required. the simple deposit OF the stu
dents name with the librarian emitting
him TO the full use OF the library. it is
hoped this ruling will stop the temporary
abstraction of books without permission.
This evil has grown SO that the librarian
states he will have to place the books be-
hind glass doors If the differing continues.
AT present the university library is re-
markable for the freedom of access 10 It's
shelves that 1t allows students.
Notes.
The residents OF South Berkeley COM
plain OF insufficient illumination, and
strongly desire an extension # the electric
lighting system. The Trustees grant the
need, but the lack of funds-a deficit
already being fOreseen for the year-will
probably forbid their extending the system.
Hearts of Oak Lodge No. 81, A. 0. u.
W., has installed as its officers: IL.
Struhm, +: NJ. W.; NJ. FrObese. NJ. w.
Fl. Huff, F.; q. Werdinger, o.; 5. A.
Penwell. r. s.; +. Bonkofsky, f. s.; c.
Haden, R.; NJ. Ludwig. g.; T. Grady, |.
W.; X. O'Connel, o. w; trustees-H.
Huff and Ii. Struhm.
the report at the business meeting of
the North Berkeley COngreg atiOnal Church
shows gratifying success since the erec-
ton of the church about year since.
During the year $500 was paid on The
church, $500 being raised by the Ladies' Aid
Society. The mem bership has increased
from twenty-eight TO fOrty-seveD. the con-
gregatiOn from forty to ninety and the
Sunday-schOol from thirty to eighty-twO.
The Christian Endeavor Society, organ
lied during the year, now numbers thirty
members. This is the only church in this
part of town, and its establishment and
progress are great satisfaction TO the
community.
The funeral services of Albert II.
Wardwell were held Saturday morning
from his late home on Charming way.
The greater number OF the class Of '93 o!
the high school. with which Mr.. Wardwell
graduated. were present. He was men,
Der of the class of '97 in the university.
Tomorrow evening there will be Joint
public installation OF officers Ofs Lookout
Mountain Post. G. A. r., No. IS. and the
Woman's Relief Corps. Captain b. d.
Boswell and Past Department Presid ent
Mrs. Lizzie d. Waterman will act as in
stalling officers for their respective Organi-
cations.
The third Berkeley company of the
Boys Brigade held public installation
last evening at the West Berkeley Presby-
terrain Church. Alter an address by j. S.
Webster. president of the First California
Battalion, the following officers were in
stalled: Wright Boldly, captan; 81.
Souires, first lieutenant; A. Wilson, Sec
ond lieutenant; j. Annis, first sergeant :;
f. Wilson. second sergeant; 7. Turner,
third sergeant; cOrpOrals-G. Higgins. w.
Wilkes, &. Wyatt.
This company now numbers forty five
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