Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1914-1917)

678

JANUARY MEETING, 1917

being the sum of $291.40 for water coolers and bottles
which remain in the storehouse for use at any time the City
water supply becomes contaminated.
Dean Cooley transmitted the resignation of Assistant
Professor Tomlinson Fort of the Department of Mathematics in the College of Engineering. This resignation was
accepted to take effect at the close of the present semester.
On motion of Regent Hubbard, the Board granted Dean
Cooley's request for permission to use such unexpended
portion of the salary of Professor F.W. Pawlowski, on leave
for the second semester without pay, as might be necessary
in order to carry on his work while he is absent.
Dean Cooley communicated to the Regents gifts as follows:-From the Hudson Motor Car Company, of Detroit,
various forms of automobile parts. From the Koehring Machine Company, of Milwaukee, a small concrete mixer for
use in the Highway Laboratory. On motion of Regent Hubbard, the President was requested to express the thanks of
the Regents for these co-operations with the work of the
University.
A communication from Mr. Bartelme, Director of Outdoor Athletics, with respect to the numbers to be allowed
in attendance at any indoor meet or similar gathering in
W\aterman Gymnasium and with respect also to the use of
the running track as a gallery for a small number of spectators, on motion of Regent Beal, was referred to the Buildings and Grounds Committee and the Secretary, with power,
and this power was extended to the matter of providing
such exits as should in the opinion of the committee be adequate.
On motion of Regent Beal, the Board made the following appointments as recommended by the Dean of the Summer Session, within the budget as adopted December 22,
last: —
COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS
Greek
Instructor F. E. Robbins............ 96 hrs. $300.00
Romance Languages
Professor A. G. Canfield...........64 hrs. 500.00
Professor C. P. Wagner..........64 hrs. 500.00