The morning news., 1899-06-16
WILL BE A LIVELY SESSION.
UNIVERSITY CHANCELLORsHIP TO
CONE UP TOMORROW.


Athens. Ca. June 15.-The board OF
trustees of the University OF Georgia IS
Ia session. There are seventeen out OF
twenty members of the board present
and che other four viii be In tomorrow.
1t is the largest session since 1855. when
tne successor 10 Chancellor Nell was
named.
Tlis large attendance means that great
inleres, is being taken in the selection ot
Chancellor Boggs successor. as well as
in o.h=r important ques cons that arc 10
De settled at this SESSION.
The board met al ] O'Clock this after
noon, ana after reading the minutes Of
last years session, adjourned until 4
O'Clock, when they met again. the follow
ia2 members being -resent Ex-Gov.
Henry D. Mcdaniel, ex-Gov w. Y. Atkiu-
son, Gov AEen y. Gambler Hon. Clark
Howell Hon. p. W. Meldrim, Hon. Henry
Persons. Senator A. O. Bacon, Or. w n.
FELTON, Col John Screven, Col. A T. Nc
Intyre, Hon. ". =. simmons. Judge y. l.
Hutchns Judge Spencer r. Atk,nson.
Hon y. f. Harris. Judge r. L. Gamble
Judge Howell Cobb and Mr A. L. Hun.
The four absent members, Judge H. T.
Lewis, Judge W. ii. Fish. Col ID. 3.
Hamilton and Hon. f. G. duBignou, viii
be here tomorrow.
Ex-Gov Henry d. Mcdaniel of Monroe
was chosen unanimously as chairman OF
the board Of trustee TO succeed the late
Col n. j. Hammond
Many Names Mentioned.
The subject of the chanceilorship was
broached early ia the session, and Satur-
day morning at $50 O'Clock was set for
ihe time at which that question will be
taken up. This time - fixed "a Difference
20 tile wishes OF Judges Lewis and Fish
of the Supreme Court. who wish TO be
Ia connection with the cnanceiorship
the following names were brought for
ward IN the meeting OF the trustees: DR..
g. G.. Ramsey Of Clinton, 5. G.; Prof.
Frederick W. Sanders of the University
OF West Virginia. Dr. a. Z. Montague
of Furman University, Prof. James w.
Fartigan of the University of West Vir-
ginia, and President Lyman Hall OF the
Georgia school Of Technology. These
names of DR.. II. c. White and Chancellor
Boggs.
Wants to Admit Girls.
Or. W II. FELTON, gave notice that to-
morrow morning he would Introduce three
resolutions. and that he would ask hat
they be discussed and voted on during
the session one of these resolutions
is to admit women to the academic de-
partments Of the university on the same
terms as those on which boys are admit
ted. provided that they board in private
families in the city Of Athens.
Another resolution is that once every
four years the positions of The entire fac
ulty be declared vacant, the incumhents
20 be fe-eiecteu II the podip tulHhS Deat'
and new men TO be selected, If such be
deemed the wisest course.
The third resolution is to make the
STUDY OF 36licultuie d Isquisl'e 70 tue "e-
An three of these resolutions are destin-
ed 20 bring on discussion, ana DR.. Eel on
is ready TO defend them most vigorously.
The session OF the board will be devoted
tomorrow to the discussion Of the chan
cellor's report, From Saturday morning
on 10 the finish IL will be a most exciting
session
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Concerning The attendance at the Univer-
sity, Chancellor Boggs says IN his re
port that extra Efforts nave been made
during the past year 20 bring more boys
than ever 10 The university next falL lie
says: "A large number of the preparatory
schools OF the state-tnirty IN all-have
been visited by the chancellor and adj
dresses on college training at the uni
yersity have been delivered at each of
them The reception of these visits by
teachers, pupils and citizens has been such
as TO show beyond all doubt that this
means of bringing the University into clos
er touch with the sources from which we
derive our pupils will prove most salts
factory our Correspondence shows that
interest has been awakened in the minds
otberwise have ave-, ihd1Fht % Of Coming com s,' 70 us O'
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"The attention of your honorable body
IS in this connection called TO the fact
that a very large number of colleges in
the country are now making use of travel
ing agents for the purpose Of keeping the
instif1tion in close touch with the neonle
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