Board of Regents meeting minutes, 1919-1921

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4 196. O.J.P. Widtsoe Library. President Widtsoe informed the Board that Mrs. 0. J. P. Widtsoe Was desirous of presenting to the University Library the technical books owned by Prof. C. J. P. Widtsoe, with the understanding that Prof. Widtsoe's daughters may have access to the books, that the collection be kept intact as a memorial library, and with the further understanding thatfi; if the University accept the gift it would Spend approxi- . mately $69.00 a year in making additions to this library. Regent Alexander moved that the gift be accepted and kept intact, and that it be the sense of the Board that the University spend $60 a year in increasing the library. Bassed.# Met. Cn recommendation from Dr. Joseph F. Merrill, the 3{ Fellows following men were named as Metallurgical Research Fellows: _'} Charles.G. Meier, Arthur C. Halfrdahl, G. W. Wartzbaugh, ,Morris Badt, and Henry S. Berger. Regent Ray moved that the recommendation be approved. Passi Committee on Fees appointed Regent Alexander moved that a committee of three of the Board meet with the committee from the Utah Agricultural College at the call of the Secretary of State, in accordance with the State law governing fees in the University of Utah and the Utah Agricultural College. Passed. Chairman Riter appointed the following committeei Regents Alexander, Christensen and Wattis. It was under- stood by the memberstresent that President Widtsoe would be associated with the above named committee. Regent Wettis, on behalf of the Special Committee, consisting of Regents Anderson and Wattis, appointed to consider the matters relating to the Bradford Patent, presented the following report. ‘