The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
PERMANENT u. c.
TAX FUND NEEDED
Regents, Secretary in 1910 Re-
port DepIOres Success of
Recent Amendment
Declares Institution Should
Have Automatic 3 Cent Tax
TO Insure Growth

%IEIsEN Dec .l.-rhe. most urg.
t-n1ea q the University Of CaIifor-
z saaeo.rqa.ing. TO the annual report aoi
.ts'[ Hen derson, secretary. OF the uni.
srs-lE. regents is "a permanent taa
d.-ot az least. scents, which will al.
'V-+for.. 6e. maintenance and growth o.
E anstit u14on. free. OF financial in.
-e1seS.< The report for the year. end
So ne 1910. was inade public to
emerson depiores~th success of IN,
n1 tax amendment and declare:
- Its agtomatic repeating of tn,
i 81 slty taN@fUnu' has created for the
efs!lZs.- a most serious .financia
-ob-enl. The report continues:
TIE. coming. legislature VIII have
me respons5 5bility of providing.
f-es rs .%by -Which@ the universit18s
V-QEk OF eoucat ton may be aonfin-
-eQs.-- hree umes the Legislature
CalltqrIla. has. -declared@its faith
a.tl e .f1rlnci iaI1 - that the university
should -be supported by an. auto
1lc. tax flrlill Esesta blishad in the
tiES -ot.EaI aIEQrnia. that the unfVer- p
inaE plan sOnfdentIy for the =.
terFq pted. continuance of It's
" = o
eie4o pnlen =. with wise foresight e.
tgr tse fuciIIe. o..
the. 3.cent.s TIA X. -Jhet legislature
r-1'i eed .1hat one-fourth should be
as. -Jqe. >. perlnanent building
n1- T his. meant that approXi--
elE Sl6GQee a. year would he
al4able for. erecting and equip
ping Buildings permaRelir in. char
aten. Esta e}ishing. their plans
-P4a NAe. basls. or this permanent
% 81 go ls-.7 2
an.sa 10 YEAR policy as TO the
LaEen-- As foremost needs. they
ard the foundations for .Agricultures
-a-.. tQ@cOst 100000. they eproyfdeC-
fol steel beoksts ca1s- with a ca.-
aolts:of- 3 0osl-9Q volumes; and other
furnishings ;sSoE..tlle fF6fw s650.0l-s
E}ersl Z 5s-ll Bl3ry being .bnilt from
-ee heqQesI: :: Of e llaTles Franklin
l1oe :tileT purchased Z56: acres of
Ereac5 81 needed lands. ac cioining the
Berkeley campils. and they planned
.eT eerio OK a S200Q0G chemistry,
More room more eqltpment. more
nfoEision for F>-tie7s Clfing is. made inn
UeratIEe by the .infilIN eof Students.
..El e:.."- gI>l9-i sion of. Legislation .
whereby the:WCl-k or tle university
f.. be-. SurelS5- and universal ".
rered for. r,.legislation whereby there
ma 3. BE cerIalnf y of increase in the
.f7rorisi on for the university. even
- its humber OF srudents' and its
r for. tle people. Of. ca lifornis .
zcreas tlTsss !s:.a life and death
stl9l-: Ior' tire :ull1N Nersity. -
"a syitaL. need IS "a new building
.JeT1 l.syfes n Qrti % Hall; the general.
rec -ta ton buildings (which viii: be
The reg EMS: adds Henderson, wan
siuds: -fol -rlsee 1l1TQipg OF new North
~ ID, which sslaIl 7-be part Of the plan
or the. Greater University. Of Califor-
s.s-.l .l3ler- STRUCTURE wtsl be built ! us'
ast of.-ihe present. building, which Is
cid. 10 be a fire fnenace TO the library
1ear which. it stands. e.. ~. - +:
among QtlieE. needs of the university
653 tel ~oIlt ~bI,. HENDERSON are:
A. reSerEoir. iEicluding-a filtration
3 z ed purihc4 ton plant, flIterea water
-rtsSerROir and : FIRE. protection Sys-
= EN-. 50. thar. .ItSe'- mag be made Of
tte .patershed lands. recently ac-
QIired. and an adequate water sup
ttlE*be~tllus secured for the univer-
Sstlf E.Ie cost of the reservoir. and
Ire -eutire distributing. system is
estimated al $4,000
- -perman4nts infiymary to cost
s9- 600. For tire university year
-efl9iz--E ..-J urfe, 50,- 1910, the daily
a55era ge'. of dispensary treatments
. l-u ~gfi ;iufirnl AIRY. was 66=3 and Of q.
LED patients $. 2; the total number
J-fsloSplta3 DAYS was 2s51 s and the
5r.ft L:flirnEer Of dispensary consul.
"a ri-9s1s.- or treatments 18,625, as
.-a gasnstal3s735 last year.
Ia iu.3 scum. Of zoology and ZOolog-
Fl +.aborat tory, Se5e0o0.
E. -tn9 a auditorium, $1,000. 600. .
- sA-:: museum of ART archaeology
, and.. sTthrOp0l0gy 100000 TO
q old exec eedingly valuable cOllec-
Irons provided through the expen-
= Clrure by Mrs. Hearst OF more than
$500, 200. and through gifts by other
Fri ends Of the university.
a number Of dormitOries, TO cost O
from 100000 TO 100000 each.
"a botany building, S25O.000.
- "A p endowment for prOfessorships,
S20O0,OOO; 100000 VIII endow a
Endowment for the medical de-
= ipsrtment and the university hOspi-.
tai.
-. Additional dorniitories and other
. .buildings and equipments for the
university farm. including a class
room building, rural administra-
tfon building, a-Tanch house and a
harm for beef cattle.
-.: An organ for the Harmon gyms
=, An organ Tor the Greek theaters
several concrete footbridges at
$1,000 10 s2,500 each, and several
.COGCrete wagon bridges ranging IN
cost from $4,000 Up.
Twenty fellowships,.. to be en-
dowed to the amount of $4,000
each. and a number of scholarships.
10 be endowed TO the amount of
Loan funds to be held as an en-
dowment and the income to be
loaned 10 needy and deserving stu
additional endowment for the
Lick observatory on Mount Hamil-
Endowments: for the university
library.
The work Of the farmers institutes
he university farm and other branche
r The department Of agriculture ar
reated fully in the report, which de
lares that the university has regis
ration OF one-seventh more STUDENT
his wear than last
Reporting on the finances OF the uni
-ersitv. Henderson says:
The income Of the university for
the year ending June, 1910, avail
able for current use for general
cducatfonaf administrative and
Scientific work at Berkeley was
.O23.36424 Including the income
ror- the professional schools and
the university hospital, for the
WTmerding trades school, for the
lick observatory and for the econ
-0rnic work OF the department Of
---s,--fsr-ra the income available