The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-13

The board of university regents at
meeting held yesterday unanimously
ratified the action of the executive COM
nittee in accepting the resignation OF
DR.. James E Talmage as president OF
the university and the appointment OF
DR.. Joseph T Kingsbury to the presi-
dency of the institution. The change, as
previously announced, will take place at
the end of the present school year-June
30.
PRESIDENT KINGSBURY REPORT.
President-eIect Kingsbury submitted TO
the board his report of estimated ex-
penditures and resources for the en-
suing year and also presented list of
the faculty as ii will be composed next
year. The nominations were all con-
Cured in and the ia Guilty next year VIII
Joseph T. Kingsbury, Phi. D., president,
principal of mining school and professor
of chemistry and physics; William M
Stewart NJ. Did, principal OF norman
school. and professor OF pedagogy;
George Montague Marshall. Phi. B., pro-
fessor of English language and litera-
ture; George Reynolds Mathews; A. NJ,
professor Of French and German;
Joseph B. Toronto, professor of mathe-
mates: Clement Adelbert Whiting, D.
Sc. professor of. natural history; Byron
Cummings. A. NJ, professor of ancient
language and literature; James E. Tai
mage. Ph. D.. f. r. S. (EdinD. F. g. 5,
Deseret professor in geology: Joseph
Francis Merrill, B. S, assistant pro-
fessor of chemistry and physics; David
Robert Allen, secretary of the faculty
and assistant professor in mathematics:
George Quincy Coray, +. S, assistant
professor of economics and sociology;
Evan Stephens. instructor of vocal
Music. Maud May Babcock b. E., as
sistant professor in elocution and physi-
cal culture: Amelia e. brotherhood. NJ
II, 4 inc Ia
Roylance, 3. s., assistant professor in
pedagogy ana hist )ry; Emma Il. KEGS,
NJ. +. D., instructor in the theory OF
teaching; Robert H. Bradford, q. s.,
curator of the museum instructor in
meneralogy and physics; Robert
Lindsay McGhie instructor in English;
Richard r. Lyman, B. s, assistant pro
feSSor in mining engineering; Aired
Bond. instructor in manual training and
assistant in physical culture; Thomas
Hadiey, instructor in chemical laboratory
work.
THE CHANGES.
From the above it will be seen that
the changes; in the personnel of the
faculty consist in the dropping Professors
Whitley. Reynolds and James, and the
appointment of Mr.. McGhie, who will
graduate from the university this year.
to fill the position formerly held by Pro-
fessor Reynolds. The branches taught
by Professors Whitley and James have
been divided between the other members
OF the Idcully-
NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL.
The corps of teachers in the normal
training school VIII be: Joseph E. Nc
knight, principal; Horace Cummings.
Nellie Craft, Anna Youngberg, Rachel
Edwards, Bessie Kimball. Virginia Snow
Stephen, Clara Hill and Lettie Burch.
TORONTO VICE PRESIDENT
As vice president of the institution.
President KingSbury recommended Pro-
fessor Toronto and this selection was
unanimously approved. Professor Toronto
is now next to President Kingsbury with
respect to the seniority of appointment.
THE EXPENSES.
In his report President Kingsbury makes
the following estimates of cost of run
ming the university during the coming
year:
Secretary of the board. ...........-. 300 90
General expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 % !
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S4b fV0 w |
two years. 1913 400 90 |
The assets are given as follows:
Legislative appropriation for two
Board of education for training
Schoo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IZ,OVO W 1
Th ne foe.. e eSS NJ
~, Soc ooo 10 !
Total expenses Observation-Disclosures. 9S.40O 90 |
Surplus Z,oUO W
RTF,N TIP AJNTNG SCHOOL