Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09
ABIG CUT. And a Deep Cut in UniVer-
 sity Salaries. NEARLY $7.000. SAVED. Resolution adopted by The
 Board.

The appended resolution adopted by the board of Regents of the Territorial University, at it's recent session is ex- planatory of the action of that body.
 Resolved: That there shall be presi- dent of the University, who shall be the chief executive officer of the same.
 He shall be and is hereby required to attend the meetings of the Board of Re- gents.
 He shall have the general suprinten- dance of all buildings, grounds, and pro- per belonging to the University, ln- eluding the school of mines and the agricultural experiment stations, and shall have the direction and control of all persons connected herewith, subject to the aE proval of the Board of Re- gents.
 He shall cause full and fair accounts and records of all his doings, and of the business and operations of the institu- tion, to be kept regularly from day to day in books provided for that purpose; and he shall see that all such accounts and records are fully made up to the end of the year, and that the principal facts and results, with his report there on, he presented to the Board of Re gents immediately thereafter, and that they may submit the same and a report therewith 70 the Governor of the Ter ritory.
 It shall be the duty of the president to recommend ts the Board of Regents, for approval, the appointment or dis charge or as many and such professors and instructors and other employees as he may think proper and necessary for the economical and efficient admins tratlon of the institution in all it's de- partments; shall, with the approval of sald board, prescribe their several duties and places; and with the approval of said Board fix thelr compensatio1s.
 He shall also from time to time give such orders and instructions as he may judge best calculation to insure good conduct, fidelity, and economy In every department; he Is authorized and en- Iolned to maintain salutary discipline among all who are employed in any and every department of the institution, and to enforce strict compliance with such instructions and uniform obedi- ence to all the rules and regulations of the same.
 The regular meetings of the Board shall be held at the University building, on the first Monday Of Jannary, April July, and October of each year.
 Upon written request of three mem oers of the Board, stating their reasons therefor, the Chancellor shall call a meeting of the board, and five days mo- tlce shall be given to each member of the board. which notice shall state in full the object for which the meeting is called, and 1t shall be unlawful to tran sact any business except that named in the call.
 The president of the University shall be required to file an estimate quarter ly, Tn advance, for the acertained and probable expense of the University in all its departments for the following quarter year, in which estimate the board shall take such actions as it deems lit and the board of regents shall there upon make requsition upon the ter ritorial treasure, through the territorial auditor, for such amount as may be ap- proved by them, in favor of the treasur- CT of the said board of regents, and said amount shall be disburssd on the war rant of the president of the board of re- gents. contersigned by the secretary of the board of regents.
 That Dr. Theodore B Comstock be and he is hereby elected president of the University of Arizona.