June 10-11, 1891
06-10-1891
Volume OB - Pages 133-135
Reno, Nevada
June 10, 1891
At a regular meeting of the Board of Regents held at the
University building this day the following members were present:
E. T. George, R. K. Colcord, J. D. Torreyson, H. L. Fish and
J. W. Haines.
Upon motion reading of the minutes suspended as bills as follows
were allowed.
Donald Mc Kay Salary 65.00
Geo. H. Taylor Salary 25.00
S. A. Jones Salary 108.66
Mrs. Emery Salary 154.16
Mrs. R. Barney Salary 35.00
S. G. Kendall Salary 75.00
Robert Lewers Salary 50.00
J. M. Neall Salary 25.00
Mrs. Kendall Incidentals 12.00
R. C. Moore 9.90
A. A. Manning 11.21
Samuel Brown 40.00
Virginia Evening Chronicle 5.00
John F. Aitken 29.50
Ed Seitz 29.25
A. A. Manning 61.35
John F. Aitken 5.00
W. O. H. Martin 10.65
Reno Water Co. 28.00
Reno Daily Weekly Gazette 18.75
Nevada State Journal 5.00
Daily Nevada Evening Tribune 5.00
C. J. Brooking 26.30
Thomas Butterly 6.35
Samuel Durkee 18.60
Morning Appeal 5.00
Howard Hogan 6.00
C. E. Clough 750.00
Territorial Enterprises 5.00
Robert Lewers 11.13
D. T. Ames 135.00
G. W. Lentz 6.35
Total $1,778.16
The following bills were allowed against the State University
and Agricultural and Mechanical College Fund.
Robert Lewers 100.00
J. M. Neall 75.00
R. D. Jackson 166.66
S. A. Jones 108.66
W. Mc N. Miller 166.66
Whitall Tatum & Co. 5.52
Elmer Snead 67.27
Scientific Pub Co. 11.97
John Taylor & Co. 85.00
James W. Queen & Co. 5.50
R. C. Moore 24.67
W. Mc N. Miller 5.25
Henry Neil Chem Co. 55.80
C. E. Clough 32.00
Total $909.75
Upon motion the application of Mrs. C. S. Wentworth of Carson
City for position as teacher in the State University was ordered
placed on file.
It was moved and seconded that the bid of Mr. J. J. Walker for
construction of Laboratory building be accepted, he being the
lowest responsible bidder and contract was awarded to him
provided he furnish satisfactory bonds and was carried by a vote
of four to one. Regents Colcord, Torreyson, Haines, and George
voting yes and Regent Fish voting no.
Upon motion adjournment was taken to G. M. N. June 11th.