The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
NEW POSITIONS
At UNIVERSITY.
Budget Contains Announce
ment of Offices Created
by the Board of Regents
STORY TOLD BY FIGURES
Estimate of Income and Ex-
penditures Shows Institu-
ton Faces a Deficit

BERKELEY, May 1L-Several new
Offices have been created at the State
University by the regents. announce
nnent regarding them being contained
50 the budget for the year which was
given out at the administration offices
this afternoon. Professor George c.
Edwards, associate professor in mathe
nlatics, is 10 be adviser. his duties
being to look after the moral welfare
of the men students, while Miss Lucy
Spregue, assistant adviser, will per-
form the same ofice for the 'co-eds.
She is assistant in English. Both Pro-
fessor Edwards and Miss Sprague will
continue their work as teachers.
Besides these appointments the fol-
lowing are reported in the budget:
Albert H Allen, manager Of the university
rreee. at 1920; Albert NJ. West and Elizabeth
E Smith. assistants in pathology. AT $l2OO
ard $500 respectively: Warner Brown. assistant
sn psychology, al $500: Gebhard h Pfund.
assistant in physical culture $so0; Carleton II.
Parker, secretary for university extension and
stsh lecturer. $500; H. Won Hungen, helper In
zoology. at $72o.
In connection with the figures of the
budget the university authorities make
the following announcement regarding
changes:
Dr. ". c. Blssdale will return to his posi-
ton as assistant professor of chemistry after
Hutchinson viii return to the university Janu-
AIRY 1, 1e0e assistant professor OF commerce
con the Flood foundstion). He has been abroad
for yeeF and half; DIR. E. ]. Wilczynski.
who for two years has been in Europe as
CarneEie assistant lone Of the positions created
by the Carnegie Institution for Research, VIII
return as assistant professor OF mathematics
PROMOTIONS MADE.
Promotions will be made as follows: Ivan
n Lnforth from assistant to instructor in
Greek AZ ssOe; Orrin X MeMurray and George
,1- - -lofe .,f
Jurisprudence. at s2100; Il. w. Prescott to be
eseiStent professor o. classical philology. at
$3.50; c. D. Perrine 70 be astronomer at $1,000
C. II. Rieber 10 be associate professor Of logic
con the Mills fcundation), at e2100; Harry A
oeophy. at $500: DR.. S. 8. Maxwell comes from
Harvard 10 be instructor in physiology at
sl2OO taking the position left vacant six
months ago by the resignation Of DR.. Martin
Professor George Davidson retires from full
service, becoming emeritus professor Of geo
graphy. Professor z. ". H1igRro Is granted
leave OF absence with full salary for 1905 -06,
and Professor George h Howison continues at
salary at $500 This chair l. snpported BY the
Mills endowment.
A deficit of $1O.152 72 is faced by the
university, according TO the budget. the
estimated expenditures being 1894 06S %
and the income 1923, 53. The amount
allowed for salaries is SAT-, ,262 &c. and
the budget allotments, $456, SOC 20, these
two sets of figures combined represent
ing the total expenditures
The income from students deposits
is estimated at $21,597; from students
fees, $15. 200; students fees for sum-
mer school, 3l2, $40 25. Interest on bonds
and stocks buildings viii aggregate
SOS, ,431 S. The State University fund
Ctwo-cent taxi is estimated at $295, ,000
The Morrill, College aid fund is $4,000
and the Agricultural Experiment Sta
tion fund is $4,000. Scholarship and
prizes aggregate s9207. Donations by
Mrs. Hearst and others aggregate $3.50
The State appropriations amount to
s2e4. 600 Medical receipts are estimated
at $2l,0