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Mason Defender Joshua Grant reacts after his goal with 7:28 left in the second half of the Boys Soccer Regional Semi Final at Lakota East between Mason and Turpin High School. Mason defeated Turpin 1-0.
Mason Jennings acoustic show at the Granada Theater in Dallas on 5/21/10.
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It was initially intended for the new university to take over the endowments and activities of Mason University College; both newly appointed and existing professors would be university staff. A public meeting was held on 1 July 1898 at which Joseph Chamberlain was able to present a list of donors who had promised part of the sum needed for the university to be established. Chamberlain used his position as Colonial Secretary to target extremely wealthy individuals including the Canadian High Commissioner, Scottish emigrant Donald Smith, now Lord Strathcona who eventually promised £50,000.
These letters document the process by which Joseph Chamberlain was able to secure Andrew Carnegie’s substantial gift of £50,000 some of which was put towards the construction of new buildings for science teaching at the university.
At first Carnegie was reluctant for his gift to be used to fund additional academic posts and wanted it to be spent on new buildings for science teaching. Chamberlain tried to explain that the Mason College building already provided what was required and that the money was desperately needed to fund new posts. Carnegie was convinced that whatever buildings and apparatus already existed at Mason College would not be suitable for a modern scientific university and threatened to withdraw his offer unless the money was spent as he wished, prompting Chamberlain’s diplomatic response explaining recent scientific investment in Mason College but promising to seek Carnegie’s advice regarding the purchase of additional apparatus and to arrange a visit to higher education institutions in North America to see scientific facilities there if he was given freedom to spend the money as it was needed. Carnegie agreed to this, and conceded that part of his donation could be used for endowment if part was spent on buildings and equipment.
UB/MISC/C/1/19-24
Collection: Caley Postcards
Filename: 9015-028-000-04565.jpg
State: Delaware
County: Sussex County
City/Town: Mason-Dixon Marker
Color/BW: Color
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Publisher: Tingle Printing Co., Pittsville, MD.
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Size: 5.5 x 3.5
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A few more from my press/promo photo shoot for Mason Bach. Considering that it was rounding on -20C that night, with the wind whipping around us at 20-30mph, he was a real trooper.
Shot in an alley off Shaw St. (Toronto) using an AB800 in a Westcott Apollo 28-inch softbox, plus a barebulb AB400 behind him lighting the wall. Both lights were plugged into the Vagabond II which was sitting in the back of a van in an attempt to keep it warm. Triggered with PocketWizards.
Nº 60
Compraventa (hipoteca)
Anotado en el Repertorio bajo el Nº 167 (1871)
Don Cárlos Mason, de este departamento, en escritura otorgada ante el que suscribe como escritura pública (sic), con fecha dies i siete de mayo último, se constituyó deudor a la orden i disposición de don Dionicio Villalobos, vecino de la Ciudad de Talca, de la suma de cuatro mil doscientos pesos, o mejor dicho, de la cantidad de cinco mil cuatrocientos pesos, valor en que el primero compró al segundo el fundo denominado «Garza», cituado en el tercer distrito de la segunda Subdelegación de Tutuvén de esta Ciudad.
El pago de la suma indicada deberá hacerlo Mason en esta forma: mil doscientos pesos en el término de tres meses contados desde el dÃa dies i siete de mayo último i el resto de cuatro mil doscientos pesos en el término de tres años a contar desde la fecha ya indicada, abonando el interés del diez por ciento anual sobre esta última cantidad i debiendo satisfacer dichos intereses semestralmente.
En garantÃa del pago de las cantidades expresadas, hipotecó el señor Mason al citado don Dionicio Villalobos el mismo fundo Garza, cuyos deslindes son, al Sur con tierras del mismo señor Mason, al Oriente con las de don José AgustÃn LavÃn, al Norte con las de don Juan Atanacio Gaete i al Poniente con el camino público i tierras de don Nicanor Romero.
La escritura original se guarda en el archivo de esta Ciudad i don Dionicio Segundo Villalobos ha sido autorizado en el tÃtulo para pedir esta inscripción.
Cauquenes, junio treinta de mil ochocientos setenta i uno.
Juan José del RÃo
Conservador