UCCSN Board of Regents' Meeting Minutes
August 31, 1922
08-31-1922
Volume OE - Pages 332-333
Reno, Nevada
August 31, 1922
The Board of Regents met in the Office of President Clark at
10 A.M. Thursday, August 31, 1922. There were present Regents
Hood, North and Pratt, President Clark and Comptroller Gorman.
Regent Pratt presided.
The minutes of the meeting of July 31, 1922 were approved. Mr.
North made the motion. Vote:
Mrs. Hood Aye
Mr. North Aye
Mr. Pratt Aye
List No. 25 of State Claims Nos. 241 to 252 inclusive, for the
net sum of $28,609.13, and List No. 8 of Regents' Checks Nos.
2058 to 2064 inclusive, for the net sum of $30,042.47, were
approved. Mrs. Hood made the motion. Vote:
Mrs. Hood Aye
Mr. North Aye
Mr. Pratt Aye
President Clark recommended the acceptance of the resignation
of Paul L. Ross as Instructor in history and Political Science.
Mrs. Hood moved that the resignation of Mr. Ross be accepted.
Vote:
Mrs. Hood Aye
Mr. North Aye
Mr. Pratt Aye
Upon the recommendation of Miss Wier, President Clark recommended
the election of Mr. Raymond H. Leach as Instructor in History
and Political Science for the coming University year at a salary
of $2000, salary and service to begin September 1, 1922. Mr.
North made the motion. Vote:
Mrs. Hood Aye
Mr. North Aye
Mr. Pratt Aye
President Clark recommended the election of Mrs. Lucie Mayer
as Matron of Manzanita Hall and Supervisor of the Dining Hall
for the coming College year and the 1923 Summer Session at a
salary of $1000 cash, said salary to be paid in 10 equal monthly
installments beginning with the payment at the end of September,
1922. In addition to this cash salary Mrs. Mayer is to have her
board at the Dining Hall during the time the Dining Hall is
open and her room in Manzanita Hall for the year through, if
she so desires. Mrs. Mayer is to be under the direct supervision
of Dean Mack and is to be responsible to her.
Mrs. Hood moved that the President's recommendation be approved
in its entirety. Vote:
Mrs. Hood Aye
Mr. North Aye
Mr. Pratt Aye
President Clark recommended the election of Miss Daphne Loder to
be clerk in the President's office at $75 per month, pay to
date from August 21, 1922, when she began work. Mr. North moved
the election of Miss Loder on the terms recommended. Vote:
Mrs. Hood Aye
Mr. North Aye
Mr. Pratt Aye
President Clark reported on the repairs and improvements being
carried on during the Summer in the Electrical building and
the Gymnasium.
Judge Talbot arrived.
Mr. North reported a plan of Mrs. J. A. Van Nagle (nee Cora
Manning) whereby, through payments on a life insurance policy
by Miss Milner, the initial premium on which was paid by Mrs.
Van Nagle and the second premium on which she is willing to
pay, there shall be established at the University the A. H.
Manning Scholarship Fund of $500, which is to be given in 5
$100 scholarships annually to some boy working his way through
College, who has completed his Junior year and who receives no
other scholarship. As money is paid in excess of this $500,
there shall be established the Elizabeth Manning Fund for loans
to girls only who are working their way through College.
After some discussion and on motion of Mr. North, it was de-
cided that President Clark, Mrs. Van Nagle and Miss Milner
should meet together to decide on some plan with regard to
this matter, the President then to report back to the Regents,
it being definitely understood:
(1) That the Regents will not undertake to pay any
premiums on this life insurance policy held by
Miss Milner;
(2) That, while the Regents will be glad to receive any
moneys paid by Miss Milner, they will not in any
circumstance act as a collecting agency;
(3) That Mr. North would take care of the interests of
the Regents in changing the 10-year $1000 endowment
policy now held by Miss Milner to a term policy.
Vote:
Mrs. Hood Aye
Mr. North Aye
Mr. Pratt Aye
Adjourned.
Carolyn M. Beckwith
Secretary
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