Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-11
THE REGENTS.
A Partial List of the Things
They Did While Here.

From Exeitement-There We're no
Extensive Removals and this hept
i,0wn the Exeitement-CO-e education
was not Discussed at all-The School
of Music and the Action Taken-Fhe
Administration GOmplimented. =
New auditor for the University, Mr..
=, G.. Chadwiek-Ihe Students are
Recognized and Number OF Things
Done that They Will Rejoice to Hear
of.
The board OF regents has finished
its labors and has adjourned They
did everything with great delibera
tion and when they had finished they
had dore but little that was of very
great interest. No scenes Of wire
pulling or indiscriminate firing of
professors marked the session and
the meeting was free from the feat
ures which formerly made a session
of the regents nine days wonder.
The board looked into every thing
about the institution very closely
and they took the same ideas away
with them that the people who are
thoroughly conversant with the stu
alton have held for some time. They
know everything that is to be known
about the University and it's man
agement The members are very
much pleased with the way the col
lege is coming out and the great in
crease in the attendance has been
very gratifying to them of course.
The sessions Of the board were
harmonious and the members are
all agreed on the course which they
will follow while members of the
board This is a thing that is full
Of the promise for the University.
The thing that took the board so
long to finish the business that came
before it was the intention to know
fully what they were doing before
any action was taken. They wished
to fully understand the situation
before any action whatever was
made. This is very commendable and
the state can find but little fault
with the way the members have so
far performed their stewardship.
The future holds the promise that
whenever any action is demanded
by circumstances that the members
will not hesitate to perform it.
From the expression of the var
ious regents it is thought that the
next meeting that they will hold
will contain more of the old time
fire and interest than the one just
closed
Following is a digest OF the pro-
ceedings of the Board:
Advertisement authorized for I'm
versity Daily.
Inspection of lands and buildings
occupied the balance of the first
day.
The president then read his an
nual report to the boasd.
j. E. Law was ordered to be paid
under protest $25 for advertising,
and to avoid further annoyance it is
ordered that hereafter no expense
for liability for advertising shall
be incurred except upon order OF
the board entered as record in writ
ing by the President of the Univer
sity.
The president was authorized to
contract for all printing and station
airy as may be needed by the Uni
versity for the ensuing year.
Committee on report of President
of University Professors, appoint
ed j. f. Brown, w. E. Powell and j.
A. Campbell
Committee on Treasurer's and aud
itor's reports appointed, j. L. Ham
i'll, r. r McMahon and DR.. A. H.
Kunst.
Committee on mechanical depart
ment, military department, Expert
ment Station and grounds and
buildings, p. c. Eastman, Jas. NJ.
Lee and Geo. G. Sturgiss.
Ordered that special committee
of three be appointed to pass upon
recommendation OF Director of Elk
pertinent Station in relation to pur-
chase of additional land for Expert
mental Farm. P. G. Eastman, Jas.
III. Brown and w. E. Powell ap-
pointed.
DR.. /. c. White was allowed the
use of all the instruments in the
University which might be needed
in the survey made under his direc-
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