The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22

inc OnlNeTSlty OF AiGpdHld, anu LII. II,
s. Minor of the department of physics,
who goes to the University of Nevada.
The sum of $500 was reported by
the president as having been subscribed
for university hospital, which will be
conducted III the medical building of
the Affiliated Colleges in San Francisco
The university has hitherto had no
such hospital,
The bequest of the M. Theodore
Kearney farm at Fresno received at
tention. The estate is valued at nearly
sl,0o0.006. The regents took no def
mite action in regard to the threatened
contest of Denis Kearney. a cousin of
the late millionaire.
NEW APPOINTMENTS MADE.
President Wheeler's recommends
tions, embodied in the Following report,
were approve dby the regents:
That Walter N. Trickstad. B. s..
University of California, 1901. be APP
pointed instructor in civil engineering
e o es pes
at a salary of $1,000 per annum.
That Fred H. Tibbetts. 3. =. grad
uate of the University of the. Pacific
of the University of California, class of
1905, be appointed as instructor in civil
engineering, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of ]. p. Williams, at
a salary OF $1,000 per annum.
That the resignation of w. V. Clark
assistant iu civil engineering, be ac-
That H. +. Squire, B, s., graduate
of the class of 1906 OF the college. of
civil engineering, university of Califor-
MA, be appeintsed assistant ISL IN In civii rnd en-
by the resignation of w. V. Clark, at
salary of $500 per annum.
That the resignation of Perham Nahl
as instructor in pen and ink drawing
be accepted
That the resignation of c. P Nelson
as instructor in water coiorinS be ac-
That H. W. seawell be appointed to
fill the vacancies caused hy the resig-
nations of G. P. Nelson, Instructor in
Perham Nahl, Instructor in pen and
ink drawing at 5000 per annrm, at
saHary Hhst IF ths s4es Rsg of phpps
as clerk in the secretary's Office be ac-
cepted. Phipps retires after nearly
eighteen years of faithful service to
That the resignation of John r. Bor-
den as assistant in mechanical en-
gineering be accepted
as instructor in the department. of
rnnseralpgy .ns and geology be aceieptsdi u,
structor in geology and mtneralogy to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion OF f. B. Laney, at salary of $3.50
per annum.
PROFESSOR PAGE RESIGNS.
That the resignation of Professor
Thomas ". Page, associate professor of
edlseV5a Thaf Jacob Bowman Ph.p, Hell
Of mediaevaI history for one year, to
fill the the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Professor Thomas w.
Page, at a salary of $500 per annum.
That C. H Roberts be appointed act.
ing assistant professor of political
science for one year, at salary OF
$140o per annum
That the resignation of N. L. Gardner
A That hsfaS' Maurice m Barstow t Nichols be ap-
pointed assistant in botany, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
N. L. Gardner, at salary or S720 per
That the resignation of Burt L. New
kirk as instructor in mathematics be
That a ]. Champreux be appointed
assistant in mathematics. at salary
of $500 per year.
That Burt L. Newkirk be appointed
assistant in the Lick Observatory, on
| the Carnegie foundation, at salary of
$1100 per year.
That the resignation of Professor e.
E. Brown as professor of the theory
! and practice of education be accepted. L
also recommend that Professor Brown
be continued upon our university roll
measure stiIl participant. in its
activities, under the title of honorary
| professor of education.
That the resignation of w. I. Clarke
! assistant superintendent of university
| extension in agriculture, be accepted
That J. C. Bradley be appointed as
sistant in entomology. at salary Of
THAT the resignation of r. s. Minor
as instructor in physics be accepted.
structor rna AfohI IL physics ara on the Whtng
foundation be appointed Instructor In
physics.
Babcock as assistant In physics be ac-
That James r. Robertson. Rayner
W. Kelsey and Don Z. Smith be ap-
! pointed teaching fellows in history at
salary of $500 each.
That Henry j. Ramsey be appointed
assistant plant pathologist IN the
Southern California pathological sta
That Thomas r. Hunt be appointed
assistant plant pahoiogist IN the
tion.
/ That J. c. de Remer and H. f, sher-
man be appointed assistants in physics,
to take effect July /. 1905, at salary
That Frank 7. SWEET be appointed as.
sistant in viticulture at a salary of SIS
That j. T. Bearss be appointed fore
man of the substation at Tulare to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
| julius Forrer
HOSPITAL FUND BEGUN.
/ That the resignation of ]. c. Blair
as assistant in anatomy be accepted.
That DR. Adelbert Lee be appointed
/ as assistant in anatomy at salary Of
/ 500 per year.
7 That the resignation of f. H. Meyer,
instructor In drawing, be accepted.
/ That Henry Ballad Monges Jr.s be
appointed instructor in drawing to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Mr.. Meyer at a salary OF $500 per
annunl.
/ ed assistant In pathology at a salary OF
$500 per annum
That Miss Rebecca Hess be substi-
tuted in the place OF Mr. BeIfrage,
granted six months leave
That the resignation OF +. 3. Pegs.
i instrument maker at the Lick Observ
atory, be accepted
That the resignation OF G. II. g. Me.
Grew, assistant to tile recorder. be ac-
cepted