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Show 4 g his negotiations with Hr. Jones. i Passed. The following communication of LeGrande Young was presented by President Widtsoe: E September 15, 1919. "Dr. John A. Widtsoe, _ President University of Utah, City. University lDear Sir: Street We, the undersigned, own prOperty and in the Petition 'vicinity of what is known as university Street. That South. Fourth as south far as opened tstreet,has been There is an intervening block between Fourth South and On Fifth South on which University street is closed. Fifth South there is a street that runs right through to the Reservation, and across the Reservation, and it is the only street that enters the Reservation except two on the north side. Fourth South has no connection with the reservation. We, therefore, most respectfully request that the University Street be extended from Fourth South to Fifth South, a distance of some forty rods. We believe if the street is extended at this time, the City would give us some aid in grading and gravelling it. While the City ill not_buy land for Streets as a rule, they will improve he streets that are laid out by private individuals, here they connect with the main streets of the city. (Signed) LeGrand Young Mrs. A. M. Carbine Nancy L. Smith, Lucy M. Van Cott, Mrs. J. W. Saunders, H. C. McGregor,' J. wm. Forsberg, Mrs. A. T. Kline, mrs. madeline waldis, Mrs. W. G. Robson. MOved by Regent Bamberger that the matter be laid on the table. Passed. The matter of establishing in the University a military Military Scholarship scholarship, as recommended by the Secretary of war, was, an motion of Regent Harkness, referred to the Executive Committedaé President Widtsoe presented a Statement of'a Plan and Agrati Plan of Agreement Scientific Experiment in motion Pictures ment between the Bureau of Education inwashington and the .3; Extension Division of the University of Utah for proposed 'ivi scientific experiment in the use of the_motion picture as a '9 L means of education. It Was moved by Re ' gent.Aiexandar that |
