Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1914-1917)

JANUARY MEETING, 1917

677

The following appointments made by the Secretary, in
accordance with authority found on page 423, were approved and the resignations recorded were placed on file:Fred C. Currier, Instructor in Internal Medicine, for the
balance of the University year after December II, I916,
with compensation at the rate of $75 per month.
Charles B. Pillsbury, Assistant in Honloeopathic Medical
College, from November I, I916, with salary at the
rate of $Ioo per year, twelve months' basis.
Carleton W. Reade, Assistant in Chemical Engineering, for
the balance of the University year after January 4, I917,
with salary at the rate of $Ioo per year. This appointment is vice M[. A. del Valle, resigned.
Beecher B. Vetter, Assistant in Chemical Engineering, vice
M. A. del Valle, resigned, for the balance of the University year after January 4, I917, with salary at the rate
of $I5o for the year.
Doris I. Anschutz, Assistant at the Reading Room desk in
the General Library, vice Alice G. Estill, resigned, from
January I, I917, with salary at the rate of $5oo per year,
twelve months' basis.
Ildah Brinsmade, Matron at the University Hospital, vice
Faith Elliott, resigned, from January I, 1917, with salary
at the rate of $900 per year, twelve months' basis.
Joseph B. Jewell, Student Assistant in Civil Engineering, vice
Harry R. Leach, resigned, for the balance of the University year after January 4, 1917, with salary at the rate
of $I50 per year.
H. H. Bartlett, Teaching Assistant in Civil Engineering,
resigned as of January I, I917.
Ezra Koebbe, Assistant in Pediatrics and Contagious Diseases, resigned as of January I, 1917.
Robert G. Strong, Special Physics Department Assistant in
the Engineering Shops, salary changed from $300 to
$260 per year, with a corresponding reduction in the
number of hours of service.
WNendell Applebee, Special Physics Department Assistant
in the Engineering Shops, from January 4, I917, for the
balance of the University year, with salary of $40.
On motion of Regent Leland, the sum of $444.91 was
set aside to cover expenses incurred during the typhoid
fever epidemic at the close of the summer, the chief item