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Show Professional The following motion made by Regent Porter and secondedmfl Subjects by Regent Armstrong, was adopted: "That the Chairman appoint a committee of three to ascertain to what extent courses are being given at the University, which might be termed professional courses, ,the chief purpose of which is to fit one for such a profession as Medicine, Engineering, or Law, and at what cost to the State; this committee to report back to the Board at the next meeting, with or without recommendations." Chairman Riter appointed Regents Porter, Armstrong, and Middleton as members of this committee. I Upon motion adjournment was taken. / 2 ‘ Acting Secretary. -_‘~------_--"-------- For minutes of Oct. 15th, Executive Committee, see following minutes of October 19th. October 19th, A special meeting of the Board of in the Directors' 1915. Regents was held 6 room of the Deseret National Bank at 9:00 a. m., Tuesday October 19th, 1915. Present Chairman Riter, and Regents Williams, Rolapp, Young, Armstrong, Gemmell, and Kingsbury. Prof. E. H. Beckstrand of the University of Utah, was also present by invitation. Report of Committee on COal Bids , The report was read of the committee composed of President Kingsbury, E. H. Beckstrand, W. D. Bonner, and Charles E. Forsberg, to whom had been referred, at a previous meeting. the matter of determining the best bid for furnishing the University with screened slack coal for heating purposes during the present school year. After some discussion as to the merits and demerits of the various Utah coals, and a perusal of the . . . . . . . . . . - . - . - . ‘ . . |
