The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-26
REGENTS NAME COMMITTEES.
Preparations for the Opening of the
New University Year.

The board of regents of the university
held their regular August meeting pre-
viouS to the opening of the fall term,
yesterday morning, in the office of
President Northrop. Regents Pillsbury,
Northrop, Mahoney, Owen, Barto, Lig-
gett, Rice and Adams were present.
A large amount of the routine matter
was disposed of and some important
special committees made their reports.
Mr.. Pillsbury, as president of the
board, appointed the following COM
mitteeS for the ensuing year:
observation-disclosures Pillsbury, Liggett and
Northrop.
Agricultural-Regents Liggett, owen, Pills
bury, Barto and Pendergast.
Medical-Regents Mahoney, Clark and Todd.
Law-Regents Clark, Mahoney, Rice and
Course of study-Regents Northrop, Pen
CAST and Adams
Legislation-Regents Rice, Adams and
Owen.
Library-Regents Todd, Clough and Nor
throp.
Acknowledgements Adams Todd and Rice.
Salaries-Regents Mahoney, Clark and
Barto
The committee upon the medical de-
partment made it's report, and the fol-
lowing appointments to the medical
department staff were ratified:
Newton Agile, instructor in physical and
chemical diagnosis.
DR.. A sweeny, professor of medical juris-
prudence.
DR.. Burnside Foster clinical professor of
DR.. ]. E. senkler, clinical instructor in
physical diagnosis.
DR.. A. W. Dunnig; clinical instructor in
mental and nervous diseases.
DR.. G. R. Ball, assistant in mental and
| nervous diseases
DR.. John T. Rogers, clinical instructor in
surgery.
The most important action of the
I board was in regard to the hospital
for crippled and deformed children,
which the legislature ordered last win
ter. A special committee had been ap>
pointed, and it's report was to the eff
feet that children between the ages
of two and twelve years not havingaa
contagious disease, could be admitted
to the hospital, subject to the rules and
regulations of the hospital. The offer
of the county and city hospital at
Ramsey county was accepted. By this
the children will be cared for at the
rate of 1918 week. Judge Stephen
Mahoney is the chairman of the medi-
cal committee, and to him all applica-
tons for admittance to the hospital
should be made.
The board appropriated $500 to erect
a small building in addition to the
mechanical laboratory. The band was
at last recognized, and $50 set aside for
the instruction and improvement OF
that famous university organization.
DR.. Cooke was appointed regular in
structor in the gymnasium, and Jen-
nings G. Litzenbery, '94, was appointed
his assistant. The board also appro-
priated $3,079.S2 for apparatus for the
gymnasium. Part of this has already
been bought, but the remainder will
be purchased and set up this fall.
Regular classes will be formed, and
classified instruction in gymnastics be-
gun with the opening Of the fall term.
D. w. Sprague, the accountant, pre-
sented his annual report, showing the
balance in the treasury Aug. 1, to be
| SCI, 962.32, as compared with $101, 1858. q
Aug. 1, 1896 The total receipts were
| $346, 053.83, and the disbursements, $24S,-
| 091.44. The amount expended for
| salaries was $214,33S1 for supplies, $685.
3S2.45.