Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1914-1917)

OCTOBER 3lfEETINi G, 1915

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Regent Leland reported that he had ordered repairs on
the Phillips Scholarship properties in Philadelphia (see page
227) to a total cost of between $9oo and $I,ooo, which repairs would place the property in good condition for rental.
The expense of these repairs is to be borne out of the accumulation in the Phillips Scholarship fund. On motion of
Regent Clements, the report of Regent Leland was approved
and adopted.
On motion of Regent Bulkley, the following report of
the Executive Committee was adopted and approved:To the Honorable Board of Regenlts:At the July meeting of the Regents, there was referred
to the Executive Committee, with power, the question
whether the lantern-slide shop, conducted by.Miss Dunbar
and Mr. Boyce in the basement of the Pharmacology and
Physiology Building, should be allowed to solicit work
from other universities and colleges.
After considering the question, your committee begs
leave to report that they have allowed the above-named
parties to solicit work by letters and circulars from laboratories and other universities and colleges, it being understood that the University is to receive twenty per cent of the
gross charges for work secured in this way.
Respectfully submitted,
JUNIUS E.. Bi;AL
WALTER H. SAWYER
H. B. HUTCHINS
Executive Committee
August I9, I915
A report was received from the Hospital Committee of
the University Hospital in the matter of providing new
quarters for the Maternity Ward (see page 230). On motion of Regent Hubbard, the recommendation of this committee was referred to the Committee on the General Hospital Plan, namely, Regent Sawyer, Regent Clements, and
Regent Hanchett (see page 189).
Regent Sawyer reported for himself and the Secretary
that they had approved the appointment of an additional
stenographer and clerk in the College of Dental Surgery,
in accordance with authority given the committee (see page