May 24-25, 1910
05-24-1910
Volume OD - Pages 188-192
Reno, Nevada
May 24, 1910
The Regents met at their Office at 10 o'clock A.M., Tuesday,
May 24, 1910. Present: Regents Sunderland, Codd, Sullivan,
Williams, and President Stubbs. Absent: Regent Henderson.
President Stubbs recommended the following students for gradua-
tion:
School of Mines
Clayton Alfred Bennett
William Henry Goldsworthy
Dudley Denison Homer
Clyde Stuart Mc Kenzie
School of Mechanical Engineering
Donald Miller Bird
George L. Curnow
Ernest Deal Mack
School of Civil Engineering
James Archibald Miller
Nicholas Louis Rossi
School of Liberal Arts
Lydia Elizabeth Colyer
Irene Maude Conkey
Helen Fulton
Lulu Belle Hurley
Hazel Pearl Larcombe
Irene Myrtle Mack
Alice Woodward O'Brien
Audrey Winifred Ohmert
Frances Dorothy Parker
Maude Amanda Sawin
Shigeyasu Yamauchi
School of General Science
Margaret Elizabeth Mack
State Normal School - Advanced Course
Irene Maude Conkey
Lulu Belle Hurley
Hazel Pearl Larcombe
Irene Myrtle Mack
Margaret Elizabeth Mack
Audrey Winifred Ohmert
Alice Woodward O'Brien
Maude Amanda Sawin
State Normal School - Elementary Course
Bertha Esther Cliff
Helen Margaret Hanley
Gussie May Kaiser
Margaret Elsie Monahan
Alma Berenice Vaillencour
The Regents unanimously recommended the granting of diplomas to
the above candidates for graduation, upon motion of Codd, second-
ed by Sullivan.
The President submitted the following list of students to the
Regents for their approval to receive the scholarships set op-
posite their respective names:
1. A gold medal to be given to each Miss Audrey Ohmert and
Miss Dorothy Parker, as Seniors making the highest aver-
age grade for the College Course.
2. Daniel E. Bruce, to receive the F. O. Norton Scholarship
of $50 to the most deserving student in the School of
Mines.
3. Cecil W. Creel and Rowena A. Glass, each to receive a
scholarship of $50, from a friend of the University, to
any student, or students, except in the School of Mines,
who may not have shown the best grades, but may have
made the most progress within the year.
4. Miss Pearl Duncan, to receive the President's Scholarship
of $50 for the most deserving student in the State Normal
School.
5. W. W. Anderson, Regents' Scholarship of $50; Ethel R.
Thompson, Regents' Scholarship of $50; Frank Hobbins,
Regents' Scholarship of $25; to go to students in any
Department of the University who have given evidence of
possessing qualities which go to making successful young
men or young women.
6. Lydia E. Colyer and Shigeyasu Yamauchi, each to receive a
Philo C. Bennett Prize of $50 for the best essays on the
principles of free government.
7. Carrie E. Linsen, to receive the University Scholarship
of $50 to the most deserving student in the University
High School.
The Regents approved the list as submitted, upon motion of Dr.
Sullivan, seconded by Regent Codd.
The Regents approved the following prizes, given on Saturday,
May 21, 1910, in the School of Domestic Science:
$10 by Mrs. T. R. Cheatham, for the best loaf of bread, to
Miss Grace Harris.
$7.50 by Mrs. E. Whitney Martin, for the most deserving
student, to Miss Edith Linsea.
$5 by Mrs. J. E. Stubbs, for the second best loaf of bread,
to Miss Edna Mc Nett.
$2.50 by Mrs. E. L. Williams, for the third best loaf of
bread, to Miss Julia Boulanger.
Claims were allowed upon the several funds as follows:
State Funds
Washoe County Bank $ 29.50
Bank of Nevada 18.02
Reno Power Light & Water Company 332.70
Reno Power Light & Water Company 75.00
Reno Power Light & Water Company 75.00
Reno Power Light & Water Company 75.00
Reno Power Light & Water Company 66.70
Reno Power Light & Water Company 3.00
Reno Power Light & Water Company 3.00
Reno Power Light & Water Company 3.10
Reno Power Light & Water Company 127.35
Reno Power Light & Water Company 3.00
Nevada Mission M. E. Church 10.00
Western Union 6.30
Pacific Telephone Company 30.50
Nevada State Journal 4.75
Postal Telegraph Company 12.69
Mott Stationery Company 8.15
H. S. Crocker 13.80
Cann Drug Company 10.80
Robert Appleton 6.00
Smithsonian Institution 3.55
N. Y. Botanical Gardens 1.50
G. E. Stechert & Company 45.41
G. E. Stechert & Company 2.36
Mc Graw Hill Co. 1.00
Bennett's Magazine Agency 45.64
Boston Book Company 14.35
A. H. Scott 2.00
F. A. Brockhaus 900.00
A. C. Mc Clury 149.90
A. C. Mc Clury 305.38
A. C. Mc Clury 443.33
A. C. Mc Clury 267.25
A. C. Mc Clury 277.09
A. C. Mc Clury 61.24
Chr. Herm. Tauchnitz 107.15
Geo. W. Houghton 38.50
International Who's Who Company 5.00
Chivers Book Binding Company 4.56
American Forestry Association 4.00
Doubleday, Page & Company 2.00
American Institute Mining Engineers 10.00
Lemcke & Beuchner 18.59
W. L. Jepson 1.75
University of Chicago Press 57.60
B. Login & Sons 88.89
White Co. 3.00
W. B. Mack 6.80
Raymond Spencer 2.60
Troy Laundry Company 4.55
Reno Ice Delivery 6.25
Ernest Leitz 139.72
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company 26.39
Dalton, Clifford & Wilson 1.50
Bausch & Lomb Optical Company 26.70
Mott Stationery Company 1.60
Reno Electrical Works 2.10
Union Paper Company 21.20
F. E. Clock 3.50
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company 2.98
W. S. T. Smith 77.10
H. W. Hill 48.35
Reno Mercantile Company 16.15
Self & Sellman 7.50
Beebe & Wagner 6.90
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company 27.72
Reno Mercantile Company 14.25
Beebe & Wagner 125.00
Reno Printing Company 1.00
Bausch & Lomb Optical Company 17.30
Mott's Stationery Company 1.00
Alberene Stone Company 37.00
Dalton, Clifford & Wilson 31.50
Emil Greiner Company 6.50
S. C. Dinsmore 98.15
Regents of University of Nevada 1500.00
Payroll for May (not given)
A & M Fund
Morton & Kleppe $ 2.65
Sol Levy 2.70
Porteous Decorating Company 1.00
Union Lumber Company 8.56
Reno Machine Works 10.25
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company 38.30
J. R. Bradley 5.04
O. J. Sholl 3.00
Union Lumber Company 39.18
Bausch & Lomb Optical Company 6.75
Porteous Decorating Company 1.00
W. and L. E. Gurley 27.00
Braun-Knecht-Heimann 2.28
M. C. Lilley & Company 6.50
Self & Sellman 4.60
Reno Mercantile Company 3.75
Central Scientific Company 175.20
General Electric Company 4.70
Nevada Engineering Works 40.35
Reno Mill & Lumber Company 21.05
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company 2.80
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company 1.10
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company 51.69
Reno Mercantile Company 7.10
Department Agriculture & Animal Husbandry 2.35
Reno Ice Delivery 3.45
Reno Mercantile Company 1.35
Reno Mercantile Company 6.90
Kindel & Stoessel 21.85
Reno Power Light & Water Company 15.45
Reno Power Light & Water Company 14.40
Reno Power Light & Water Company 10.40
Reno Power Light & Water Company 60.35
Reno Power Light & Water Company 20.00
Reno Power Light & Water Company 17.60
Reno Power Light & Water Company 3.60
George H. Taylor 9.25
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company 29.56
Payroll for May (not given)
There being no further business, the Board adjourned.
John Sunderland
Chairman
Geo. H. Taylor
Secretary
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