The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
PAYING The
P|PERS OF
PEDAGOGY
Nearly Half a Million Is
Needed to Run the
University.
A BIG INCREASE IN THE
FACULTY.
The Salaries of President Kel'
!ogg and Director Holden
Are Reduced.
THOSE OF MANY OTHERS ARE
RAISED.
Regents Decide on a New Classified.
ton of the Various Departments
I'D Colleges
The Salaries of President Kel'
!ogg and Director Holden
Are Reduced.
THOSE OF MANY OTHERS ARE
RAISED.
Regents Decide on a New Classified.
ton of the Various Departments
I'D Colleges.

The expense budget of the State Uni
versity was the subject of a long session
of the Board of Regents yesterday, at
which Governor Budd presided. With an
il come of $4l6, 222 IS for the com ing year,
the scale of outlay WIS fixed at SALE, 300 70
bv tie regents, leaving a balance of
$500 10. Last year there was a deficit of
$843O
To keep this balance on the right side
OF the ledger some fancy figuring was
done by the finance com mittee. To &C.
complish this result it was necessary to
use the pruning-knife in many places.
The income of the institution is $50, 27i
greater this year than last, thanks to the
last Legislature, but this additional ap-
preparation must be utilized in permanent
improvements. OF this sum $4,000 has
already been appropriated for building
purposes. Last year the salary-roll was
sos. 6S4. which is this year increased to
$3.50, 7S4. Of this increase, SIS, 100 has been
set aside to provide new men in the
faculty, and $3.50 is to be devoted to in
creasing the salaries of some of the pres
ent faculty. President Martin Kellogg
and Director Holden of the Lick 0bserva-
tory ere not included in this list. PROBES
sor kelloge's salary was reduced from
$4,000 to S6000 and Director Holden viii
receive $4,000 this coming V ar as against
$4,000 the past year. In Professor KEEL
logg's case the decrease is one in name
only. Although his salary has always
been reported at $4,000 per year, 5000 OF
this sum has generally been allowed him
to defray the expenses of social entertain
ment incident 10 his position.
The general budget this year has been
increased by $2i 1886. Among the items
that make up the increase are: Replace
ing loss by fire in Agricultural Depart
ment, $3755; farmers institutes, $500;
power and light in Mechanical College
$4,000; increase of appropriation for
library. $3.50; increase of appropria alton
for Department of Agriculture and For
estry, 5000; increase OF appropriation for
mining, $500; increase of appropriation
for Chemistry Department, $1,000; increase
of approximation for examination OF
schools, $500; additional allowances for
printing office and grounds. 1880 Ghe
sum of $40, 900 was set aside TO construct q
reservoir 10 afford protection against fire.
Among those on the payroll allowed in
creased salaries are:
Recorder James Sutton, from $1400 TO
$500; Armorer J. Mitchell, from $3.50 to 1920.
Department OF Agricnlture-G. E, Colby, in
st-uCtor in vlticultural laboratory, from $1450
10 $500; A. 2. lyme. instructor OF viucul-
lure, from $1,000 to $500; F. T. Boletti, in
structor III practical wlne-making. from 500
TO $1,000.
department OF ChemIs iry-Instructor w. C..
Blasdae, from $3.50 10 $1,000; J. H. Gray Jr..
instructor, from 1920 to SlI40; Instructor
Charles Gilman, from $500 10 STA
Department of civil Engineerng-H. H.
Hirst, from 5000 10 5000; E n. Prouty, stu.
dent assistant from 500 10 $500.
Department of Decorative and Industrial
Art-H. T. Ardley, associate professor, from
$4,000 to $500.
Department of English-A f. LANCE. asso-
ciate professor OF English pathology, $500 to
$2100.
Department of German-F L. Wharf. in
structor, $500 TO 5000; Henry ongerth, reader,
$500 TO $500.
Department of history and political science
7. R Bacon, associate professor OF European
history, $1,000 TO 5000.
Department OF Jurisprudence - Professor
William Carey Jones, 5000 10 $4,000.
Department OF matnema tics-L. I. Hengst-
Ter. assistant professor, $1,000 10 $500; c..
A. Noble, fellow, 5000 TO $1,000
Department OF mocha nics-J. n. LIE Conte,
Instructor, $500 to $1,000; q. L. Cox, assistant
n woodworking, $40 to $3.50.
Department. OF mining-instructor, 1880
TO $500; z. II. Symonds. instructor In as
SAYING, $1,000 to $1,000.
Department of pedagogy-T. Z. Bailey, as
sisiant, $500 to $1,000.
Department OF physical cultured F. Rein
hardt. assistant in physical culture, $500 TO
$500
Department OF physicist. P. Lewis. assist
ant pro lessor, $500 to $500; A. {. Alexan-
der, instructor, $1,000 to $1,000.
Department OF Romance Languages-F. ".
Paget, professor OF French and Spanish, $2700
10 $4,000; ]. I. Moran. fellow in French, $3.50
TO 1900.
Department of zoology-H. P. Johnson, as
sistant professor, biology, $3.50 TO $1,000.
University library. D. Layman. assistant
librarian, $1,000 10 $l4O0.
The board recon mended the folIowin z
appointments, reappointments and pro-
motions for the coming year.:
Department of astronomy-F. II. Seares, In.
structor in as tronomy new.
Department OF botany-W. L. Jepson, in
structor in botany; c. T. Nett, assistant in
botany; J. B. Davy, assislantin botany.
Department of chemisIry--W. J. Sherwood,
instructor in chemistry; W: c. Biasdale, in
structor in chemistry; c. Gilman, assistant in
chemistry.
Department of civil eugineering-H. /. RAN
l. e. Hunt instructor in civil engineering; H.
H Hirst promotion from assistant TO in
structor in civil engineering; E. N. Prouty.
student assistant in civil engineering.
Department OF decorative and industrial art
R D. YeIland, promotion from assistant TO
instructor in drawing; r. ID. Winterburn. as
sistant.
motion from instructor to assistant professor
of English literature; w. NJ. Hart Instructor in
English; NJ. c. Flanerty, instructor in argu-
mentation new.
structor in paleontology.
Department of German-H. Ongerth, reader
in German.,'
Department OF history and political science
Il. 4. Bacon, promotion from associate pro-
lessor to professor of modern European his
tory; G.. C Phelan, promotion from assistant
professor TO associate pr ofessor of economies;
C. w. Leach, assistant instructor.
Department of LATIN. G. Rockwell, assist
ant professor of Classical archaeology; c. Price,
Instructor in Latin; L J. Richardson, instruc-
Department OF Lick Observatory-R. G.
aiken, assistant astronomer new; E. Zenge
Ter instrument-maker( new(
Department of mathematics. /. Hengst-
Ter, assistant professor of mathematics; c. A.
Noble promotion from fellow TO instructor in
mathematics
Department of m echanics-L. F. Cheese
brough, instructor In mechanics; J. n. LIE
Conte, instructor in mechanics; /. Currier,
machinist; g. Z. Cox, assistant in woodwork