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Show 167} No action was taken in regard to the Brad ford patent, but on motion of Regent Alexander, the matt er was deferred for further inquiry. Passed. 3.Olsen's Dr. Widtsoe presented the following communications from Dr. Olsen and Supt. Woolsey of the San Juan School District. Salt Lake City, Utah, February 21, 1921, Dr. John A. Widtsoe, University of Utah. Dear Dr. Widtsoe: for Monticello, About three or four days prior to my leaving I was notified by Dr. Sears, that the University of Utah would not recognize any further work done by me until further notice was received. Owing to the fact that I had promised to make a definite trip into that county, I felt that in justice to the situation, I must make the trip. Not once, while in that county did I mention the fact that I was a representative of the University. 'If you will refer to the records, you will also notice that the meetings were not reported to the University as extension work. I was not there Neither was any bill sent in for expenses. on University work. Some weeks prior to my going to Monticello, at the request of the County School Superintendent, Dr. Sorensen of Midvale examined the school children. Many children required tonsil work, and since there was no local doctor in Monticello, the County School Superintendent requested that Dr. Sorensen make some arrangement for handling the cases and I was requested to assist in this work. Accordingly one of the school rooms was cleared out, and accommodations were made for the work to be done at the school building. Remuneration for the work was left entirely to the County School Superintendent. I have no record of the names of these of those operated on nor of charges made. I have received to date in cash for that work, $65.00. I am not aware of how much Dr. Sorensen has received. The work was not done on our part with any idea of personal gain. It was done in view of he earnest desire of the School Superintendent , to help him out in his health work. As you are aware, the practice that I have here in Salt Lake is so great that it would be the height of folly for me to go out and solicit work of that kind. |
