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ricultural Experiment Station, with
accompanying documents.
Sundry bills and accounts were al

lowed and ordered to be paid
Major Jas NJ. Burns, L. ). A.,
Retired was appointe Professor of
Military Science and Tactics and
Commandent of Cadets.
/ The resignation of DIR. Kenneth
] Mckenzie, Professor of Romance
Languages and Literature. was ten.
dered and accepted with regret lie
/ is to take work at I ale University.
i The Governor was requested to
invest Sl2, 500of Endowment, which
was heretofore in Government Bonds
/ but recently matured and paid off.
President Raymond's resignation
! heretofore rendered was withdrawn
and amended and re rendered to
take effect October |, 1900 and af-
ter warm discussion the Board re
quested President Raymond to with
draw his resignation, which request
was adopted
The following resolution which
was reported by the Committee to
whom was referred the recommends
tions of the President relating to the
resignation or retirement of certain
/ professors was adopted:
Whereas the Board of Regents has
learned with profound regret of evi-
dences OF disloyalty to the Univer-
sity on the part of several members
of the faculty and students connect
ed with the institution, and
WHEREAS disloyalty to properly con-
stituted authority is not only destruc-
tive of all discipline, but gross vio-
lation Of the rules of the University,
the Board hereby expresses its Sc
yerest condemnation of such conduct,
and declares its determination TO
bring the same to an end by prompt
and summary dismissal of any person
connected with the University II such
misconduct is persisted in. And it is
hereby ordered that the Secretary of
the Board place copy of this resolu-
ton in the hands Of every member of
the faculty, officer and employee of
the University, and that q copy be so
posted that the students of the Uni
versity may be fully advised thereof
The Committee on the books and
accounts Of the Auditor and Treasar-
er reported that they had examined
the same and found the accounts and
/ books correctly and well kept, and
commended the accuracy and fidelity
with which the Auditor and Treasur-
| er had kept their respective accounts.
j. David Thompson, A. M. was re-
elected Assistant professor of Mdthe.
matics.
! DR.. f. p Ruhl was reelected Pro-
/ fessor Of Veterinary Science for the
/ winter quarter of 1901
appropriations were made for the
travelling expenses OF the Dean of the
College Of Agriculture in attending
! Farmers Institutes In the interest of
the University during the ensuing
year.
Sundry appropriations were made
/ for books for the library, and
! supplies and equipments for the vari-
Gus departments; for new map of
the University grounds, showing un-
derground pipes and drains, and other
expenses.
Waitman Barbe, A. M, was APP
pointed Associate Professor of English
Literature, without change of salary,
and without affecting his duties as
assistant TO the President
! A College of Medicine was estab-
lished with the following faculty.
James w. Hartigan, M. d., Profess
sor of Anatomy.
A. e. Thayer, M. D., Professor Of
Histology, Bacteriology, and Pathol-
ogy.
A. r. Whitehill. Phi. d., Professor
of Chemistry and Toxicology.
Otto Folin, Phi D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physiological Chemistry.
j. B. Johnston, Phi. D., Professor of
Zoology
/ S. S. Wade, M. D., Professor of
Physiology.
/ L. S. Brock, M. D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
The Board then proceeded to elect
officers and appointed employees for the
ensuing year:
George G. Sturgiss, President Board
OF Regents.
A. j. Hare, Secretary Board of Re-
gents.
i S. G. Chadwick, Auditor.
George NJ. Cobun, JanitOr
Vim. Dancer, Janitor of the Gym
nasium
Henry st. Clair, Armorer.
Geo. e. Vangilder, Night Watch
man.
Robert Jenkins, Gardener and Car
penter.
Rufus West, Operating Engineer.
Booming Williamson.
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