The San Francisco call., 1904-10-12
SECRETARYSHIP
STILL VACANT
Itegents Make Appointments
to Faculty, but McKeown'S
Successor Is Not Named
NEW MILITARY OFFICER
Reports of the UniverSity'S
Financial Affairs to Be
Made Every Three Months

The activities Of $50 candidates have
failed thus far to move the Regents OF
the University OF California toward
the appointment Of secretary 70 sue
ceed ". A. McKeown, whose hands
are now cauOused from sack-sewing at
san Quentin The rulers Of the educa-
uonal institution have been exploited
70 the uttermost in endeavor TO stir
Lnem 70 action. but no seeker OF the
coveted post has yet succeeded in
making a dent The board had an
other meeting yesterday at which the
matter Of the secretaryship was passed
over without a word.
After adjournment Regent A. W.
Foster OF the finance committee. which
Is 70 recommend a man for the place
SAID tnat no attention had been given
20 the selection OF q secretary and that
me status OF the matter is as it was
many months ago Y. II. Henderson.
private secretary 10 President Wheel
efs IS acting secretary for the univer-
80 ana Is giving satisfaction, Regent
cslef said, and as the expense ac-
count IS curtalled the board IS in no
great haste 10 make an appointment
ne applicants have let up lately TO
some extent IN their opportunities
Guy c Earl presided yesterday and
Ine following attended the meeting:
president Wheeler, Chester Roweu, J.
3. Reinstein, T. J. Kir.z, John A. Brit
toA, r. ". DOhrmann, c. ". Slack, A.
". Foster and Charles L Wheeler
president Wheeler announced that
Captain John T. Nance. Ninth United
states Cavalry, had been detailed by
the War Department TO serve at the
university as professor Of military
science ana tactics 10 succeed Colonel
n. de H Waite. who was compelled
70 ask 10 be relieved because OF pro-
Uacted III health Captain Nance
comes with the highest Endorsements
from Washington and General MacAr-
thur. having been in much active serv-
Ice, principally IN China and the Phil
ippiues.
PRESIDENT HEELER'S REPORT.
The following report and recon-
mencauons from President Wheeler
were received and adopted:
I recommend thar Professor James T Allen
be allowed one years leave of absence for the
Tea- 1866 AZ rHo-thlr5s salary De has been
connected with the university Tor seven years
and - row engaged in work which VIII be sd
Fa1tagec ~ a years study IL Germany
That j. X Hudson b. appointed assistant in
Ell-os1E-T from July T. 1894, with salary AZ
rne rate ~ $500 per sanuu-
-lsr Frederick Horace TFbbetts Be appointed
assls-a1r n clFll engineering $500 for the
current university year 70 succeed NJ Crosby
Tlar M y slace Stevenson be appointed
assistant n bUrterrlsktIg AZ $500 for the term
4 LE- ~
N---llerl-an. VINO was unable &C accept
To meet The expense Of providing for Dr.
hcto-1s absence from the university in order
L-E-lllate y deep sea explorations, Dr.
A-eza1-er Agassiz has presented 70 The uni
Ters-rT $500 q which amount $500 has been
- @z-~ -1r Lae s--ary ot M Chauncey Ju-
day I recommend r1ar The remaining 500 Be
Used for The -e-1u1erstion II two assistants in
-e-Ess and -lat Dr- Alice Robertson be ap-
pointed % one ot these assistsntships al 500
--- -he current university year the balance
sloo ro be used for student assistance
made tCr the dental depzrtueur- That the
title ~ Dr- Charles A Lftton Be professor Of
cr-ho-1urta and that Dr. J. : Engs be sp-
pointed acting professor o. bscteriOlogy and
IS ar Oscar schober at present assistant IN
mechanics and nlecharicisu IN the department
cr mechanical engineering. leaves the Uniyersi-
81 on November 4. recommend that there be
place. beziC1lug from November l. and that
ar A. D. "a hl-e be appointed % this position
a. a salary ct SIS per month. Nr. Schober's
salary has been So g per month
Appointments % the following named scholar
=rs t1r rhe year lsoa-05 have been made by
-hz Academic CcEnciI-
u rhe HIIgard Memorial Scholarship. with
a s--perd C- Sis Mr.. A. y. Cleghorn. 10 the
r--zr--- -~rrfzrehfr. r-i-h = s-frers ~ S9-0
Lr Al0lrh knopf- % the Pfxley Scholarship
ul-r = s-5pend "a 500 NJ r J. NcVfIIisr1s.
-o The Al-=nne Cerf Scholarship. with a sti-
pend or SI5l =. NJ Warner Brown
Miss Edith Walters. holder Of one Of the
LIS Angeles High School scholarships has
resigned and Miss Rosa Wsmpfsr has been
appointed in her place with stipend of Sl6o-
r-lr1 Instructor in mathematics be af-
cerred Dr. Blake has resigned 70 become
Professor cf Uarhemsrics AZ the University
az Arizona
To provide for the needs caused by his resig-
L. ION I recommend that DR.. Burt L New
Erz GEo IL ugW serving Instructor of
Esthenarics on half time. al the rate of
500 aDuum. Be appointed Instructor IN
r-1rle-lCs fun time, with salary from Oc-
r1her I 70 the end Of the current university
year a. the same rate AZ which DR.. Blake
las been rsuunerated that Is. az 81 So a
month
That Mr. T. J. Chaupreux. assistant in
r-ar1eu1srtcs 7he paid $50 z month for eight
months from October I. 1904. instead OF So
month 1eretCfcre- These changes in the
cerartue1r of mathematics Involve no in