University of Nebraska-Lincoln Discovery Documents

Called Meeting Meeting called to order by Secretary Parmelee Saxton elected Secretary Pro Tem The following civil officers were then elected F. S. Philbrick Pres. HJ Lehnhoff VP R. C. Saxton Sec. H. C. Parmalee Treas. The reection of military officers was by ballot and Lehnhoff and Parmalee were appointed tellers. Captain C. F. Schwartz 1st Lieut. W H Oury 2nd " H. C. Parmalee 1st Sgt. C. W. Weeks 2nd Morris Hyde 3rd " Wm Grant 4th " Vern Hudge 5th " H I Gage

A motion was then made and carried that a Pershing Rifle hop be given the 1st Friday night in December A second motion was then made that a committee of 5 be appointed to arrange for the hop and bring all possible pressure to bear to get Lieut. J. J. Pershing to attend the hop. The motion carried.

Called meeting. Oct. 26, 1899

Reading of minutes was dispensed with. The resignation of R.R. [Remmey?] as 1st sergeant was read and accepted. Moved that the meeting proceed with the election of a 1st sergeant. Guy Barnes was elected 1st sergeant. The sergeant of the dicipline committee was elected. [Frank Woodland?] was elected by [acclamation?]

adjourned.

[H H Roberts?]

Secy.

Called meeting Nov. 16 - 1899.

A communication was received from the Secretary to the Chancellor requesting the Pershing Rifles re-elect their representatives. The communication was acted upon and Paul Weeks was elected.

[?] elect a committee be appointed to arrange the Pershing Rifle [?]. Amended to make the sergeants [?] Committee. The amendment was carried.

[?]

A H Roberts

Secty.

Thursday Oct. 3. 1901.

Meeting called to order by [Farney?] president, for the election of officers, the following are the names of those elected.

Officers

President. Clifton Brooks. Vice President ------------------ Secetary. [MefStechelberg?]. Treasurer. Harris. R. Representative to Uni. Senate Write. Captain (A.L. Brown & [AM Hull nominated) Hull. A.M. 1st. Lieutenant. (Hall's A. [?] Barnes) Hall. B.S. 2nd. Lieutenant. ( Barnes. [Rimbal?]. 1st. Seargent. Pollard. R.C. 2nd. Seargent. (JR Farney & [?] nominated) Farney. J. R. 3rd. Seargent. (A Law [?] [Teash?]) Law. A.C. 4th Seargent. ([?]) Thomas. Amos. 5th Seargent. [Philliphs?]. A.C.

A. L. Brown speaks of a letter that he had recieved from Capt John J. Pershing, who is with the 1st U.S. Cavelry. In the letter Capt. Pershing speaks of the interest that he feels in P.R. [Reales?] says that he will ship a small brass cannon, (that was captured in a battle wit the [Fillipenney?], to the P.R. It is to become the property of the above Rifels as long as they exist.

A.L. Brown is [unamously?] elected chairman of a comitty of one (1) to write and express the Companies thanks and best wishes to our former Captain.

Approved by Company. [?]. Sec.

Nov. 31. 1901.

The meeting was called to order by the president. It was moved and seconded that the Seargents be elected as a comitty to arrange for the "Pershing [Hup?]".

Motion carried.

It was moved and seconded that the President and Treasurer be appointed as a comitty to see that a fat turkey be given to Jack Yuhl for Thanksgiving.

Motion carried.

Moved and seconded that the Leutenants be appointed to attend to the purchasing of a sutable medal for the best drilled man in the Pershing Rifles.

Motion Carried

Meeting adjourned.

[MYStechelberg?]. Sect.

Approved by Company.

Thursday Oct. 1, 1903 The Pershing Rifles met on the above date in accordance with Art. VI. sec. 1 of the constitution to elect officers, "military and business," of the company. Ex. Capt. Barnes, as acting president pre-tem, called the meeting to order. Mr. C.E. Shorey was duty elected president; Fletcher Lane, secretary; L.M. Huntington, V. Pres.; and E.B. Loomis, treasurer. Three candidates were placed in nomination for captain: Emory Stanley, Kim Barnes, and R.S. Harris, Lt was then moved and carried before the house, that the following men should not be allowed to vote, sinve they are no longer deemed members of the Pershing Rifles. The men are, Harris, Me buteheons, Mansfield, Whitmore, Beers, Bliss, Boehre, brites, Brooks, Davidson, Farsy the, Matthew, Mather, Morrison, Me Whenney, Nye, Pallard, Rubendall, Stekelberg, White, Watton. Therfore, R.S. Harrison's name was thrown out, as a candidate for the captainery. A vote was taken on Stanley and Barnes, which resulted in the election of Emery Stanley for captain of the Pershing Rifles, Ex-Capt.

Barnes then made a fitting address to the company in behalf of the new captain.

Special Meeting November 23, 1957

Gynecology, from December 1, 1957, without salary.

Adjustments in Work and Salary Approved

It was moved by Regent Swanson, seconded by Regent Elliot, motion put to vote and carried, accepting recommendation of the Chancellor's office that the following adjustments in work and salary be approved:

ADJUSTMENTS IN WORK AND SALARY

College of Agriculture Maryln C. Low, from Assistant County Agricultural Extension Agent at $5000 per year to County Agricultural Extension Agent in Sarpy County at $4400 plus a county salary from November 6, 1957; in place of Marven Vaughn.

John H. Nebelsick, from Assistant County Agricultural Extension Agent at $5000 per year to County Agricultural Extension Agent in Colfax County at $4500 per year plus a county salary from November 16, 1957; in place of Lawrence Tremain.

College of Arts and Sciences Jean Barbara Vance, part-time Instructor in Geography, at $700.00 for the second semester of 1957-58; reappointment with new duties.

College of Dentistry Ralph. L. Ireland, additional appointment as Deam of the College of Dentisty, effective July 1, 1958, to succeed Dean Bert L. Hooper.

College of Medicine John Francis Latenser, from Associate (Surgery), AMA Teaching Fund, Account 1143-X, at $65.00 per month, from November 1, 1957, to only Associate in Surgery without salary.

George H. Pester, additional appointment as Associate (Surgery), AMA Teaching, Account 1143-K, at $85.00 per month from November 1, 1957, to June 30, 1958: holds appointment in Dept. of Surgery on non-pay basis.

Barney B. Rees, Associate (Surgery), AMA Teaching, Account 1143-X, from $105 to $120 per month from November 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958; to cover increased time spent in instructing junior clerks.

Alexander t. Harvey, additional appointment as Instructor in Internal Medicine, at $100 per month from November 1, 1957: holds appointment in Dept. of Internal Medicine on non-pay basis.

Herbert H. Davis, Professor of Surgery, from $83.33 per month to non-pay basis, effective November 1, 1957; will retain rank in the Department of Surgery.

It was moved by Regent Elliott, seconded by Regent Thompson, motion to put to vote and carried, accepting recommendation of the Chancellor's office that the following retirement be approved.

Retirement Approved

Retirement

John D. Bauer, Custodial Department, Buildings and Grounds, at $444.68 per year, single life, from November 1, 1957.

Deaths recorded

From the Chancellor's office comes a report of the death of two staff members who have been on University retirement. It was moved by Regent Foote, seconded by Regent Swanson, that these deaths be made a matter of record in these minutes and that the University retirement payrolls be adjusted. The names of the deceased and dates of death are as follows:

Charles F. Jordan, retired from Poultry Dept. October 26, 1957

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Special Meeting February 1, 1958

ADJUSTMENTS IN WORK AND SALARY (Funds available)

Interim appointments from Chancellor's Ofc

College of Agriculture Robert James Stalcup, reappointment as part-time Instructor in Agricultural Economics, at $106.67 per month from February 1 to June 15, 1958: to teach Ag. Economics.117 in place of Prof. Hoiberg on leave.

Lois K. Olson, part-time Instructor in Home Economics, at $200 per month for the period February 1 to June 1, 1958.

Geraldine Stamm, part-time Assistant Instructor in Home Economics, at $200 per month for the period February 1 to June 1, 1958.

College of Arts and Sciences Norman H. Cronwell, Principal Investigator, Public Health Grant CY-2931 (C1), at $1000 for the month of July, 1958; account 4756-W. Will conduct cancer research at Chester Beatty Research Institute in London during leave from the University.

College of Business Administration Emory P. Burnett, from fourth time to half time Instructor in Business Organization and management, at $200 per month from February 1 to June 30, 1958.

Conservation and Survey Division James G. Johnation, Petroleum Geologist-Subsurface

Special Meeting February 1, 1958

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, An Agreement For Warrenty Deed was entered into on November, 13, 195, between THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, a corporation, as Party of the First Part, and ROBERT GEIGER, of Cozad, Nebraska, as Party of the Second Part, by the terms of which First Party agreed to sell, and Second Party agreed to buy the North Half (N1⁄2) of the Northwest Quarter (NW1⁄4) of Section Twenty-eight (28), Town -ship Ten (10) North, Range Twenty-four (24), West of the 6th P.M., in Dawson County, Nebraska, for a total consideration of Thirty-six Thousand Dollars ($36,000.00) and

WHEREAS, Second Party has now paid upon said total purchas price sum of Nine Thousand Dollars ($9,000.00), and

WHEREAS, said Agreement provided that upon payment of the balance of said total purchase price in the sum of Twenty seven Thousand Dollars ($27,000.00), First Party should convey to Second Party the above described real estate;

Sale of Farm in Frances Sheldon Trust to Robert [S?]. Geiger

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that upon payment by Robert Geiger to The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, of the balance of said purchase price, in the sum of Twenty-seven Thousand Dollars ($27,000.00), C. Y. Thompson, President of The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, a corporation, or J. LeRoy Welsh, Vice President of said Board, be authorized and directed to execute and deliver to Robert Geiger a Warranty Deed of The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, a corporation, conveying said real estate to Robert Geiger.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that John E. Selleck, Corporation Secretary of The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, or Joseph Soshnik, Assistant Secretary of said Board, be authorized and directed to attest the execution of said Deed, and to attach thereto the corporate sea of The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska; and be further authorized and directed to purchase and attach thereto necessary revenue stamps, as required by law.

It was moved by Regent Swanson, and seconded by Regent Foote, that the following resolution be adoped, and the adoption of said resolution be unanimously carried.

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, an Agreement for Warranty was entered into on November 15, 1957, between THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, a corporation, as Party of the First Part, and ROBERT GEIGER of Cozad, Nebraska, as Party of the Second Party, by the terms of which First Party agreed to sell, and Second Party agreed to buy the South-west Quarter (SW1⁄4) of Section Twenty-One (21), Township Ten (10) North, Range Twenty-Four (24), West of the 6th P.M., in Dawson County, Nebraska, for a total consideration of Seventy-Nine Thousand Dollars ($79,000.00), and

Sale of Farm in Frances Sheldon Trust to Robert Geiger

WHEREAS, Second Party has now paid upon said total purchase price the sume of Nineteen Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($19,750.00), and

WHEREAS, said Agreement provided that upon payment of the balance of said total purchase price in the sum of Fifty Nine Thousand Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($59,250.00), First Party should convey to Second Party the above described real estate;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that upon payment by Robert Geiger to The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, of the Balance of said purchase price, in the sum of Fifty-Nine Thousand Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($59,250.00), C. Y. Thompson, President of The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, a corporation, or J. LeRoy Welsh, Vice President of said Board, be authorized and directed to execute and deliver to Robert Geiger, a Warranty Deed of The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, a corporation, con veying said real estate to Robert Geiger.

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