The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-14
WORDS OF CHEER.
The State University Is
Prospecting.
SO Says President Kellogg at a
Meeting of the Board of
Regents.

The monthly meeting OF the State Board OF
Regents was held ar Mark Hopkins Art Inst
tute yesterday afternoon.
I. Il. Phelps was in the chair. The following
members responded TO the rollcal of the secre-
tary: Wallace, Halliday. Marye, Kellogg Mar
tin, StacA, Foote, HOughton, Phelps, Anderson
and Bartlett
President Kellogg of Berkeley reported that
the university was in a very fiourishing condi-
ton. The large number OF Students within lis
walls showed That The institution would soon
rival some OF The great Eastern universities.
He stated that he bad received note from
President Eliot OF Harvard in which he COM
piimented the authorities of The university for
the progressive steps they had taken in raising
the standard OF entrance al Berkeley.
President Eliot thought that their action
was In Keeping with the reforms which were
being carried out in the East.
President Kellogg submitted reports from
The various departments OF the UNIVERSITY.
These REPORTS were referred to their appropri-
ate committees. lie also had the secretary
read a Recommendation from the San Fran.
cisco Medical College, which requested that
Professor Stdllard be given The honorary Title
OF Emeritus Professor in his department
The quest was not granted by lie board
They considered that Professor Stallard had
not ser yed a long enough time III HE college TO
warrant such an honor.
Mir. MaTye presented the application OF The
San Francisco Veterinary College for affiliatiOn
with The university. III the application were
stated the terms and conditions for such a com
bine. The principal ones were that the college
should retain the privilege of electing its own
officers. that ii should be given power to hold
property and to L. ceiVe donations, and finally
that the coiegr should be given the power to
manage It's own local government. All OF
these privileges were 10 be subject 10 the iuris-
dlction of the Board Of Regents.
Mr. Marye spoke very favorably OF the aDpli-
cation. He remarked that there was great
need of such an institution. California" he
SAID, ''is a great horse-raising Stale and skilled
veterinary surgeons are in great demand. The
college has already been incorporated and has
engaged some OF The pest professors That could
be had. Thy are nearly all graduates OF the
great veterinary schools in England. The rus
tees are men who are well known in San Fran
cisco and throughout the STATE"
MI Anderson, Superintendent OF Public In
structiOD. rather opposed the motion. lie said
be was not al all III favor OF lie conditions under
which the college wished To affiliate with the
university. He thought 1t was creating gov
ernment within government. He proposed
that The application be referred 10 a committee
for consideration, which was adopted.
A special committee was appointed by Chair
man Phelps consisting OF MeSSrs. Slack, Wal
lace, Marye, Martin and HoughtoD, 10 take
charge OF the matter.
President Kellogg reported that the following
students had successfully passed all OF the eX-
San Francisco School OF Medicine and Phar-
macy.
Medcine-J r. Booth, Edwin Bunnell.
Stephen Cleary, George W. Clark. Robert Crees.
e. s. De Puy, Z. L. Dickerson, +. L.. Fitzglb
bon, G. H. Freeman, August Greth, E. j. Hill ,
I. Il. Holmes. T. Il. W Leland, w. b. McInnls,
+. L. Mccullough Nellie Mcknight. Mary f.
Morrison, J. e.. Morissey. o. +. Pawlicke. +.
NJ. Reilh, e. B. Root, ii. A. l.. Ryfkogel, n. A.
Selling, j. q. Clark. n. A. Sine. Harvey Smith.
II. w. StirewalI, j. q. Thompson, E. V. Tiffany,
+. Wilkes aud IL. +. Wright.
fbarmacy-E. +. Bande j. III. Blune, L. j..
Frederick, L. w. Connolly. +. j. Conlan, H. j..
Dowdal, George Emde, W. NJ. France, 4. A.
Hazen, E. p. Highly, A. J. Kidd. ID. ID. La Rue,
N. Lichtenstein, L. J. V. Qucchetti, Bert Nash.
Frank Potter, Il. l.. Puck. 3. l. Stone. q. L.
STANCE, II. 6. Shaw and c. NJ. Wallepberg.
President kellogg then asked that the sue
cessiul Candidates be given diplomas, which
was granted. He STATED that IL would be I'M
possible for him 10 be present at the commence
ment OF the medical college, and requested
that somebody be appointed In his place TO
award the sheepskins. MIR. Slack was accord
lngly given the honor
Al 3 O'Clock The board adjourned and went
Into executive gesslou