The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
MANY DIPLOMAS
RECOMMENDED
Regents Reappoint to Posi-
tionS and Raise Some
Salaries.
Maicr Mhoon On the ConStruc.
tion of the Term Permanent
improvements"
No Scandinavian Chair-A Plan to
Estsb ish a Gel eye of
Commerce.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Regents of the University of Cal
ifornia was held yesterday afternoon at
the Hopkins Institute of Art. Those
present were: Regents COON bs, Chase,
Denicke, Kellogg, John E. Budd, Crocker,
Hallidie, Houghton, Martin, Marye,
Phelps, Reinstein, Slack and Wallace. In
the absence of Governor BUdd, who is now
in the Yosemite Valley, Mr.. Phelps was
made president pro tempore.
President Kellogg handed in the follow
ing list OF the graduates of the College OF
Dentistry and asked that diplomas be
awarded them:
min Avery Bosqui, Ross, Cal; Edwin Andrews
Clay, San Buenaventura; Charles Alfred Cof-
mn. Reno, New; Orville Maitland COlburn,
Woodland, Cal. Asa Weston Collins, Oakland,
Cal; Miss Medora Vsux Croall, San Francisco;
Stephen Russell Cushing, San Jose, Cal. George
Samuel DOnnelly, San Francisco; Judge Haley
Durham, IrvinRton, Cal; Edward Sewell
Fiske, San Francisco; Howard West French,
Oakland; Ray Edison ellison, Oakland; Herman
Pierce Hanson, san Jose; Frederick William
Harnden, San Francisco; Wi liam Merced
Harrington, Fresno; Theodore Shelton Hig-
gins, Worcester, Mass; William Robin Hol-
laday, Pomona, Cal; Walter Kenwick
Jarvis, Oakland; Frank d. Johnson,
Chico; Paul Clinton Jones. Ross, Cal.
Edmono douglass heeHe. San francisco; Louis
Joseph Kerwin, West Side, Cal; Clair Cut
ting Moockres, San Jose; Charles Joseph Nc
Carthv, Napa; Milton MeMu ray, Crescent
City; Julius Ira Morris, Los Angeles James
Arthur Plunkett, OAKLAND; Thomas HOPKINS
Quirk, Gold Hill, New; Harry Glendenning
Reynolds, Upper Lake; George Washington
Raymond, San Francisco; MISS Frank Oneska
Robinson. Petaluma; Miss Helen May Ruli-
son, Reno, New; Edward Weld Russell Mar
tinez, Cal; Miss Fannie Elsie Scott Oakland;
Edwin Matthew Stealey, San Francisco: Henry
Stiles San lOQa- Charias Co Co
Jose: George Henry Tomkins, Bethany, Cal /;
Edward Albright Upton, Oakland; Martin
Macks, Oakland, Cal, and Thomas Rattray
Wheeler Concord, Mass.
The reapportionment OF $164 for lantern
slides for the department of Latin was re-
ferred to the financial committee with
power to act.
A communication was read from A, A.
d Ancona, secretary of the medical de-
partment, suggesting that F. G. Green be
appointed as professor of analytical chem
lstry and assistant professor of medical
chemistry. Professor Green, upon mo-
ton, received the appointment.
President Kellogg reported that the
United States Geological Survey had
offered to send sets of rock to the uni
Versity provided the institution would
pay fer the transportation, and that he
had accepted the offer. His action was
approved by the board.
A resolution was then introduced by
Regent Reinstein to the effect that the
university should take up nothing of a
nature not strictly educational, which was
unanimously adopted. This it was stated
was 10 prevent the college from being
useo 10 further private interests
The bid OF the Pacific Press Publishing
COM pany OF Oakland for printing 1000
copies OF the announcement of courses
and 5OOO registers for $747 was adopted.
Professor Hilgard's recommendation
that the salary of Clerk Stubenreuch he
Increased from $720 to $1,000 per wear and
that Professor H P. Johnson. who has
been working on half time, be restored to
his full salary of $500 per annum. was
sanctioned. "''
Major John B. Mhoon, attorney Of the
board, rendered a report on several Items
that the board had referred 10 him at the
last meeting. According to mis- advice
the statute of 1897 requiring all custo-
diGns of State property to render an in
ventory of property under their control
10 the Controller applied to the uniyer-
sity, and the secretary was instructed to
prepare and submit an inventory of the
university, as provided for.
He construed the law relating to per-
manent improvements, under the pro-
visions OF the act providing a fund for
permanent improvements passed by the
last Legislature, to mean all sorts of equip