The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11
TWO NEW COLLEGES.
University Regents Establish
One for Pharmacy.
Law COLLEGE COMES NEXT.
Long Step I'm the Extession OF the In
ssitatfon-Bids for Heating and
vsntflatins Plant

The board Of regents of the state uni
vsFslty yesterday took an important step
10 eniarging the scope of the institution by
passing resolutions formally establishing
college Of pharmacy, which Is to begin
active work in the school year is9i-5.
Resolutions were also introduced es;ab-
fishing college Of law. but action was de-
ierred- The board also opened bids for 3
heating and ventiiating plant for the new
building There were present Regents
and Chancellor Hayden.
The first business Was the opening of
bids Tor supplying the heating and venti-
Iating apparatus. There were three bid
ders. whose bids were carefully numbered
and opened in numerical order. Tie first
bad opened was that of the Fall City
Plumbing and Heating Company, Of Spo-
kane, which was as follows: For the hot
blast system, $500; for direct radiation.
S6,ilI.2a The second bid was that OF the
Pacific Heat and Power Company. of Sc
attic, which consisted OF three alternative
propositions. all on the hot blast system, as
follows: s5.307. 1853 and $500. the
difference being in the expense Of the
changes. The third bad was that of the
Griffith Heating and Plumbing Company.
OF Spokane. whose system was the hot
blast and amounted 10 $4,723. which WAS
the lowest bid The board discussed the
matter in detail, investigated the plans
and specifications in the evening and Will
award the contract this afternoon
The following resolution relative to the
establishment OF a college of law was in
troduced. but action on il was deferred
until after the meeting of the State Bar
Association in this city on July Is. when
the subject will be discussed by that body :
WHEREAS. There is before the board OF
regents full and comprehensive report OF
a committee showing the great need and
the splendid opportunity of establishing
as an integral part of the University OF
Washington college OF law; therefore.
be IL
"Resolped, That we establish such a col
lege of law as part of the University OF
Washington and that the committee on
instruction are hereby directed to take the
necessary steps TO at once secure u dean
for such college, who shall be professor OF
law, aad that they do all else in their
power to organize said college for thor
ough and active work TO begin with the
school year of 1S94-95."
The following resolution in regard TO
tue % q SJAcSc "a pAltIA1aC y
was adopted:
"WHEREAs, We believe there is great
need in the state of Washington of q thor
ough and well equipped college of phat-
macy: and.
WHEREAS, Such a college can be estab-
lished as an integral part of the University
of Washington without interfering with
the other work of the university or with
out becoming a drain upon the finances Or
resources of the university; therefore be il
Resolved, That we hereby establish the
College of Pharmacy of the University OF
Washington, 10 begin active operation as
such college with the first of the school
year of ls9i-95; and be il further
''Resolred, That Prof. Charles Hill Is
hereby designated as acting dean of said
college Of pharmacy, and that he, in con-
nection with the committee on instruc-
ton and the secretary OF the board of re-
gents, proceed to organize q course OF
study in conformity with the suggestions
contained in 8 report on this subject now
on file with this board and TO make proper
announcement Of this action throughout
the state of Washington"
The board adjourned until o'clock this
afternoon.