Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1914-1917)

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MA Y M IEE TING, 19 5

The Secretary read the following resignation of Assistant Professor S. C. Lind, which, on motion of Regent Pleal,
was accepted:To t1he Honorable Board of Regents
of the University of llichiganl:GENTLEMEN:I have the honor to hand to you through the President
of the University my resignation as Assistant Professor of
General and Physical Chemistry.
Please allow me to take this opportunity of expressing
my regrets at having to sever relations with the University,
and of thanking you for your kind consideration of the past,
in particular for the leave of absence which you have
graciously extended me for the past two years to engage in
my present undertakings.
1 beg to remain
Very faithfully yours,
Denver, Colo., May 5, I915 S. C. LIND
A letter was presented by the Secretary from Mr. F. H.
Sweet with respect to the equipment of the Waterman Gymnasium should the proposed addition to the Gymnasium be
built.
Tho following report was presented and was, on motion of Regent Sawyer, accepted and approved including the
addition of the necessary sum to the budget:Your committee appointed at the April meeting with
power to purchase Dr. Atchison's property (see page I60)
beg to report that they have purchased this property, described as follows, for the authorized sum of $4400, taking
warranty deed for the same:Lot 25 in Brown & Kearney's sub-division of Block I,
North of Huron Street, range 14 E, Ann Arbor.
Respectfully submitted,
JUNIUS E. BEAL
SHIREY W. SMITH
A, proposition from Mr. Joseph Grindley, of Detroit, to
purchase University property between Thirty-third Street,
Junction Avenue, McGraw Avenue, and Devereaux Street,
in Detroit, was referred to Regent Bulkely and Treasurer
Campbell for report.