July 5-6, 1907
07-05-1907
Volume OC - Pages 463-471
Reno, Nevada
July 5, 1907
The Board of Regents met on Friday morning, July 5th, 1907,
O. J. Smith in the Chair. Regents John Sunderland Jr. and J. E.
Souchereau present.
The Assistant Registrar was elected Secretary Pro Tem. Reading
of the minutes of the previous meeting was omitted on account of
the absence of the Secretary.
The President placed in nomination the name of Mr. A. C. Gough
for Instructor in Mechanical Engineering beginning September 1st
at a salary of $1080 for the first year, and $1200 for the second
year, in case his services are entirely satisfactory. The nom-
ination was approved.
The President read a bid for excavating and laying the sewer from
the Mackay building as follows:
Bid for excavating sewer ditch, furnishing and laying sewer
to connect up the Mackay building at the University of
Nevada.
I, W. H. Blalock, do hereby agree to excavate herewith and
lay sewer according to grade; sever to be 6" for the sum of
$458.00.
/s/ W. H. Blalock
The President submitted bids for digging and laying 4" and 6"
water pipes as designated to connect the water systems to build-
ings already supplied on the University grounds.
The first was from the Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. for
$1500.00. The second was from the Reno Plumbing & Heating
Co. for $1136.00. The latter bid was accepted, providing
the bid includes all the work, furnishing all materials.
The estimates for refitting and repairing Manzanita and Lincoln
Halls were talked over. The Porteous Decorating Co. made the
lowest bid on this work, $806.00.
It was moved, seconded and carried that the President and Mr.
Brown be authorized to go ahead with this work and have it done
to the best advantage.
The President called attention to the fact that there is not
room enough in Manzanita Hall to accommodate all the students
who wish to attend the University. Would it be possible to make
some temporary addition? The Regents considered this, but con-
cluded it would be impossible to do anything as there is no
money available for the purpose.
There was some talk relative to giving help to Professor Cowgill
and it was generally thought this could be done later.
The architect of the Mackay building and the heating engineer
came before the meeting with plans which were examined and ac-
cepted. It was moved to advertise in the Reno Journal for bids
for the Heating Plant, bids to be opened on July 27th at 2:00
P.M. The architect will notify San Francisco firms that may wish
to bid. Following is a copy of the bid:
Proposals for bids for the Heating Plant at the University
of Nevada:
Reno, Nevada July 5, 1907
Proposals will be received by the Board of Regents of the
University of Nevada, at Reno, Nevada, for the material,
labor installation of the Hot Water Heating System, Electric
Wiring, Telephone Cables, Manholes, Trenches, Insulation,
Boilers, Pumps, Tanks, etc. Specifications now on file in
the Office of the Regents, at the University of Nevada, and
at the Office of Bliss and Faville, San Francisco.
Bidders will be required to furnish a certified check for
$2000 to insure the acceptance of the work on their bid.
The successful bidder will furnish bonds for the faithful
performance of the work in the sum of 25% of the amount of
the contract. Bids will be opened at 2:00 P.M. on the 27th
day of July, 1907, at Reno, Nevada.
The Board of Regents reserves the right to reject any or all
bids and to accept bids for only such portions of the work
as the Regents may decide.
The Board of Regents
by
Geo. H. Taylor
Secretary
The recommendation for the increase of the salaries of the Pro-
fessors and Instructors in the University, beginning with the
first day of September, 1907, was accepted and on motion was
adopted by the Board of Regents. The following is a list of
salaries by the month:
Clarence H. Mackay Fund
Professor of Mining & Metallurgy $ 200.00
Professor of Geology & Mineralogy 200.00
Assistant in Mining & Geology 100.00
Total $ 500.00
Agricultural & Mechanical College Fund
Professor Mechanical Engineering $ 200.00
Instructor 90.00
Professor Civil Engineering 166.67
Professor of Mathematics 200.00
Professor of Physics 200.00
Professor of Chemistry 200.00
Professor of English 166.67
Professor of Biology 200.00
Assistant Professor of Domestic Science 125.00
Professor of Politcal Economy & Commercial
Subjects 200.00
Assistant Professor of Drawing 70.00
Instructor in Biology 50.00
Total $1848.34
Agricultural & Mechanical Fund, High School
Principal & Teachers of Mathematics $ 166.67
Teacher of English & History 71.00
Instructor in Shop Work -----
Total $ 237.67
State Fund
Professor of Latin $ 200.00
Professor of Modern Languages 166.67
Professor of History 166.67
Cadet Major - 9 months @ 4.00
Cadet Captain - 9 months @ 3.50
Cadet Captain - 9 months @ 3.50
Cadet 1st Lieutenant - 9 months @ 3.00
Cadet 1st Lieutenant - 9 months @ 3.00
Cadet 1st Lieutenant - 9 months @ 3.00
Cadet 2nd Lieutenant - 9 months @ 2.50
Cadet 2nd Lieutenant - 9 months @ 2.50
Band Master - 9 months @ 35.00
Professor of Military Science & Tactics 75.00
Professor of Education & Sociology 200.00
Librarian 166.67
Assistant Librarian 100.00
Instructor in Vocal Music - 10 months @ 30.00
Total $1165.01
Executive Officers
President $ 300.00
Office Secretary 83.33
Registrar 83.33
Superintendent of Buildings & Grounds 150.00
Secretary Board of Regents 25.00
Matron Manzanita Hall 62.50
Matron Hospital 30.00
Total $ 734.16
High School - State Fund
Teacher English & German $ 71.00
Teacher Latin & Public Speaking 71.00
Total $ 142.00
Recapitulation
Clarence H. Mackay Fund $ 500.00
Agricultural & Mechanical College Fund 1868.34
Agricultural & Mechanical High School Fund 237.67
State Fund 2041.50
Total $4647.51
The resignation of George F. Blessing, Professor of Mechanical
Engineering, was read and accepted.
Mr. Joseph Dieffenback Layman was elected Librarian at a salary
of $2000 for the first year, effective September 1st, 1907.
Claims were allowed as follows:
State Interest & Contingent Fund for June
Payroll - Employees $1642.27
Payroll - Students 105.65
Gray, Reid, Wright Co. 16.35
Sol Levy 3.35
Library Bureau 67.90
Berry Concerts 32.50
H. W. Baker 12.60
A. V. Doane 3.60
A. T. Thompson & Co. 205.75
Oxford University Press 21.09
Reno Printing Co. 35.75
Rosenthal & Armanko 7.50
Nevada State Journal 41.50
J. E. Wier 41.50
J. E. Wier 137.87
R. S. Rankin 240.30
Shepherd & Sons 4.90
L. M. Sissa 28.20
Reno Plumbing & Heating Co. .87
H. S. Crocker Co. 6.50
H. S. Crocker Co. 32.50
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 23.62
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 6.65
William H. Guild Co. 6.50
Western Union Co. 1.15
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. 8.35
Sol Levy 8.90
G. E. Stechert 8.36
E. L. Drappo 97.80
Reno Evening Gazette 52.50
G. E. Stechert 7.28
J. E. Stubbs 28.00
J. E. Bray 240.50
American Antiques & Orient Journal 4.00
R. Herz & Bros. 3.00
Daniels & Steinmetz 94.00
Reno Mercantile Co. 11.88
Nevada Engineering Works 7.05
Flanigan Warehouse Co. 130.00
Will U. Mackey 25.00
F. J. Freeman 3.60
H. S. Crocker 16.20
Mott's Bazaar 1.70
Reno Mill & Lumber Co. 17.80
Reno Mill & Lumber Co. 30.85
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 5.48
Reno Printing Co. 2.75
S. B. Doten 24.20
Kate Riegelhuth 27.40
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 1.56
Sierra Engineering co. 27.85
Romanzo Adams 12.00
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 38.65
A. C. Mc Clury & Co. 3.94
The Dial Co. 2.00
Nevada Press Co. 157.50
Reno Printing Co. 25.75
Reno Power Light & Water Co. 1.87
Mrs. Mc Kissick 400.00
Total $4277.05
Mining Equipment State Fund
C. O. D. Yard $ 6.00
Reno Mill & Lumber Co. 2.65
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 16.05
Cann Drug Co. 11.10
Reno Plumbing & Heating Co. 39.06
Total $ 74.86
Analytical Supplies State Fund
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. $ 19.36
Agricultural & Mechanical College Morrill Fund
G. E. Stechert $ 73.44
Dalton Clifford & Wilson 165.04
June Payroll 1704.99
Reno Mercantile Co. 2.70
Hill Publishing Co. 7.98
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. 7.43
A. C. Mc Clury & Co. 35.01
General Electric Co. 27.00
Buff & Buff Manufacturing Co. 213.03
Daniels & Steinmetz 99.65
William Gaertner & Co. 321.28
H. W. Baker 14.50
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 20.50
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 16.98
F. O. Broili 3.50
D. Van Nostrand 8.44
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. 1.56
Nevada Transit Co. 8.00
Reno Power Light & Water Co. 31.32
Reno Power Light & Water Co. 27.90
Reno Power Light & Water Co. 40.00
Nevada Engineering Works 2.55
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 55.57
Nevada Hardware & Supply Co. 26.35
Blaine Gray 116.81
Nevada Engineering Works 3.80
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. 7.24
Eugene Dietzgen 2.10
General Electric Co. 40.50
Westinghouse Electric Co. 22.50
Hill Publishing Co. 18.81
Miller Lock Co. 75.00
Eugene Dietzgen 3.00
Mining & Science Press 3.00
Nevada State Forum 13.50
Total $3221.01
Upon motion it was decided that the next meeting of the Board
of Regents be held on Saturday, July 27th at 2:00 o'clock.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned to meet
at the call of the Chairman.
John Sunderland Jr.
Acting Chairman
Geo. H. Taylor
Secretary