FIFTH ANNUAL CATALOGUE
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CORVALLIS, OREGON.
1869-1870.
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CORVALLIS, OREGON:
V1LLAIETTE VALLEY MERCURY BOOK AND JOB OFFICE
1870.
Riv. B. F. BURCIT,
B. B. BIDDLE, ESQ,
fl S. '1'. BROWN, FSQ,
J.WM. B. BRYAN, ESQ,
REv. B. R. BAXTER,
B. W. BROOK ESQ.
JAS. A. CAUTHORN, ESQ,
4JD. F. CRABTREI ESQ.
JJ. B. CARDWELL M. D.,
HA. OAU'I'HORN, ESQ
SILAS J. DAY, ESQ,
REV. JOSEPH E VI ERY,
J. L. FERGUSON ESQ,
J. P. FRIEDLEy, ESQ,
4' CHAS. GAYLORD Tn
C. KINNEY Es'
LTGGET'p, ESQ,
! A. N. LOCKE EsQ,
HJOSEPH
j REV. R. C. MARTIN,
B. A MCFARLAND ESQ.,
REv. C. H. E. NEWTON
REV. B. C. OGLESRY
1! HENRY I'INKS'I'ON ESQ,
J JACKSON RADER, ESQ,
4 A. ROBERTS ESQ.,
Rsv. A. E. SEARS,
4 G. B. SMITH, EsQ
REv. J. W. STAhL,
H HON. R. S. STRAHAN
2 W. A. WILLIS. EsQ,
d.REy. W. A. FINLEY (ex-officio)
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Independence
Corvallis.
Dixie.
Brownsville
Corvallis.
Linu County.
Portland.
Corvallis.
J'cksonvjl1e
Corvallis.
Lafayette.
Corvallis.
Salem.
Dallas.
Corvallis.
Brownsville.
Linn County.
Umatilla.
Jacksonville.
Roseburg.
Jacksonville.
Portland.
Oallas.
Corvallis.
Jacksonville.
Corvallis.
Roseburg.
Corvallis
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(ORVLLI COEA.EGE.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD
Rev. A. E. SEARS, Fresicent.
B. H. BIDDLE,
HoN. H. S. STRAHAN,
Secretary.
Vice President.
S.
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BROWN,
A. CAIJTHORN,
Collector.
Treasurer.
FINANCIAL Alil) AUDITING COMMITTEE,
A. HOLDER.
HON. B. S. STRAHAN.
JAS. A. CAUTELORN.
CONFERENCB VISITING COMMITTEE,
REV. B. R. BAXTER.
REV. C. H. E. NEWTON.
REV. J. W. STAHL.
COLLEGE AGENT,
REV. B. F. BURCII.
YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING HOUSE,
Riv. W. A. FINLEY,
YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S BOARDING HOUSES,
REV. JOSEPH EMERY.
A. N. LOCKE.
Ray. W. A. FINLEY, A. M.,
Languages.
Pi.esident and Professor of
Rv. JOSEPH EMERY,
Natura' Science.
pi.ofessor of Mathematics and
Mas. S. E. FINLEY
Primary Department.
MSTE1 JACOB BRENNER,
Music Departmd1t.
Department,
Assistants in PreparatorY
W. B. PRIVETT.
3. B. McFARLA
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
Sain'l G. Irvin
Simon L. Cline
Leander N. Liggett
Alonzo J. Locke
John B. McFarland
Kieber F. Osborn
Newton A. Thompson
Jas. K. P. Weatherford
Polk County.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Benton County.
Linn County.
SENIOR PREPARATORY DEPART \I ENT.
SENfOR CLASS.
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James K. P. Cm rio
Charles J Mulke
Robert M Veatch .
Alice E. Biddle
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Cottage Grove.
Corvallis.
Cottage Grc,ve.
Corvallis.
JU1O4 CLASS.
'rims.
. Alexander
Geo F. Burkliart
Hugh MeN. Finley
Benton County.
Linn County.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Corvallis.
Lion County.
Jas. D. Fountain
Wm. H. Holder
'Win. R. Privett
Eninia Cauthorn
Mary J. :Elarris
Fannie J Kendoll
Corvallis.
Ben ton County.
i\faliaa Srcwart
Jas. C
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FRESHMAN CLASS.
liiac W Berry
Win H. Chapman
Frahhlln Cral)trec
John B Egliii
Gilbert
lord
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Jacicoii County.
Josephine County.
...Liun County.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
George W. Belt
George C. Blakely
Daniel L. Carroll
Ross F. Chenoweth
French. H. Chrissinger
Charles N. Clark
William T. Cochran
Joseph L. Dickson
Augustus Ebell
Pleasant L. Fountain
Jerome Gaylord
George Grimes
Ananias Harris
James R. Horning
Oscar L. Ison
Isaac Jacobs
Thomas J. Keeton
Perry L. Keeton
Alfred Locke
John F. MeGhee
George F. MeClane
James M. Privett
Henry D. Randle
Adam Ritchev
Frank I'. Robertson
Joseph S. Schooling
John Scott......
Andrew J. Smith
George W. Sperry
Salem.
Brownsville.
Union County.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Uinatilla.
..Linu County.
Baker County.
....Linn County.
Corvallis.
TjlUli Connty.
King's Valley.
Benton Connt5r.
Baker County.
Corvallis.
Grant County.
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Corvallis.
Lion County.
Salem.
Linn County.
Benton County.
Lane County.
Corvallis.
Linn County
Benton County.
Polk County.
Lion County.
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Jehiel Stewart
Corvallis.
Ernmet Taylor.
William B. Westlake.
Albany.
John F. Westlake
Franklin B. Wrenn
Flora L. Canterbury.
Coia L A. Couch
Rachel M. Crahtree,
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Annie S. Dohse
Amna Hamilton
'Fannie B. Hamilton
Sarah L. Jeifreys
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Corvallis.
Jennie F. Locke
Melissa Stewart
Clara M rplla).ei.
Mary B. Wheeler
Mr. Frank Johnson (Music only)
Myer Harris
Lafayette Wilson
Mrs. S. 11. Stralian
" S. B. Finley
Miss Coia Bayley
Mary T. Clienoweth
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Rosa Jacobs
Caroline Harris
Mary J. Graham
Polk County.
Corvallis.
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Benton County.
Linn County.
Corvallis.
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Elvin J. Glass
William H. Graham
Milton Hamilton
Thomas P. Horning
Zephin Job
Charles B. Johnson
Joseph Kennedy
William Mobley
Moses Neugass
James L. Oshurn
John R. Right
Hezekiah N. Roun'
Lafayette Stewart
John W. Vineyard
William H. Whe&
Willard P. W11°
Hiram Wood
Amos Wood
Walter H. Wrenn
Elizabeth Adams
Mary M. Bryant
Frances M. Bryant
Adelia Burkhart
Mary A. Eglin
Lizzie Hamilton
Florence Haskins
JUNiOR PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Corvallis.
Lane County.
Corvallis.
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Rob't. M. Chrissinger.
Anderson Cox
Edwin Cox
Benjamin C. Eghn
Stephen Gaylord
Benton County.
Corvallis.
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Benton Couny.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Corvallis.
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Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Linni Conty.
Douglas County.
King's Valley.
Benton County.
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Bellë"Wilson
Frank 0. Cauthorn
James 0. Fuller
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Mary C St. Clair
Napoleon $very .
Th
Q. Butler
Orville B. Carter
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CORVALLIS COLLEUE.
CORVALLIS ('OLLE(;E
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Liun County.
Corvallis.
Sarah L. Kline
Maria B. Murray
Alice Newbouse
Lucretia OgIsby
Sarah B. Putinan
Maggie 0. Ramsdell
Alice M. Wrenn
Mary H. Wrenn
Corvallis.
Yaquiva.
Linn County.
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Benton County.
.Oorvallis.
Corvallis.
.Linn County.
.aqui
.McMinnville.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
PRIMARY DEPA1TMENT
Edwin Burkliart
George F. Eglin
Willie 0-. Emery
Jas. M. Emery
Norton Gaylord
Charles Horning
George Horning..
Mark A. Lewis
David A. Oshur
Johnson M. Porter.......
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Sarah B. Smith..
Liun County.
Benton Count.
.......Corvallis.
Ella Smith .....................
Fannie Strahan
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Corvallis.
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Benton County.
Corvallis.
Thomas Ramsdefl
Thomas J. Right*
David Robinett
Prier Scott...............
SUJYLIVIARY,
Benton County.
James Scott
Mezaldus Scott
Freddie Scott.
George W. Smith
Portland.
......Corvallis.
James M. Upton.........
Bettie Brown ........
Emma A. Burnett
Ida H. Burnett
Annie C. Cauthorn
Maggie Dorr......
Lavina Eglin
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corval1s.
Fannie Elliott.............
Elizabeth Emrick
Maggie E. Friedley
Lizzie Gaylord
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Sarah Hodges
Edie Jacobs
Hettie Morehouse..........
Bertha Neugass
Mary L. Osburn
Amanda L. Price
Lillie Ramsdell.....
Mary A. Right
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
... Corvallis.
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Senior Class.
Junior Class
Freshman Class
Preparatory Classes
Primary Classes
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GORY ALIAS COLLRGE.
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suCOcD T1E)i.
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Geometry (five books)
......... Davies' f,cqcndre.
Algebra(eompleted)
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Greek......................
Elocution
Tatin
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Ov1l
and Vzryil.
Jlerodotus.
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Classical Literature
Fis1e.
TiU dl) 1'EP.M.
Vryl.
.............................
Iloniet's Iliad
Greek
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Geometry (onipletcd) ........ Davies' icge.n.c7re
Latin
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Orthography (Sanders
Wilison).
Mental Arithmetic.
First Lessons in Geogra.
P cad rig (Wilison.)
phy.
Object Lessons.
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Writing.
PREPARATORY DR PARTMFINT.
Pending (Willson's series). aturalPhi1osopliv(Quac.kArithmetic (Thompson
enbos).
Robinson).
trouoriy(Mattison).
English Grammar (Ken
Latin Render.
Quackenbos).
Creek Reader.
history of the tTnited Latin (Ccsar's Corn.,
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books).
Writing (Speneerian sys. Greek Testament..
tern).
first lessons
Latin, first book(McClin- Physiology,
(Cutter).
took
Crook's).
Elementary Algebra (Da.
Greek, first 1)00k.
vies).
Book-Keeping (Fulton &
Eastman.
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
FRuSTIMAN CLASS-----1iRST TERM.
Algebra ........................... Davies' Bourdon..
Physiology.................................. Cutter.
Composition and Ihetonic ............... Quaeke:ribos.
Latin........................................
&diust.
Greek ........................
X'nopho.r's Annbasis.
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cLAssvnsr Tuluir.
General history
Classical Literature
lVillson.
Fiske.
SOUIIOMORE
pluic 'fiionometry ........ e.qencfrc and Loomis.
I: ,tensunation of Surfaces, Heights and J)istances
Latin ........... /ie Odt:.
r, horace.
Oth,sseit.
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ZTh.aer's
Zoology .................................. Ig .is.
((11(7 EpO(7C8
Greek
SECOND TEEM.
Spllenical Trigonometry
Leyendre and Loom is
;\iciisurntion of Solids
Latin
The Satires and Rpi,tlea of horace
Greek
Homer's Odyssey
i Politicid Economy
1Vylan.d
TIITIiD TERM.
Surveying and Navigation
1?obinson
Latin
Uicero's Dc &neetute et Amicitia
Greek
Xcnopkon's tlTeniorabilia
Political Science
Story
JUNiOR OLASSU5T TERM.
Analytical Geometry
Rhetoric
Latin
Greek
.Too?n1.s
IV/wtel?/
tcit U.S
Sophocles' Electra
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
SECOND TERM.
Calculus
Chemistry
Logic
Latin
Loomis
Porter
Whately
.Juvenal
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
TIII]iT) TERM.
Mechanics
Olmstead
Wood
Botany.
I'hysical Geography
Gieek
Demosthenes De Corona
SENIOR CLASSFIRST TERM.
Natural Philosophy
Olm8tead
Moral Science
Wayland and Rivers
Paley
Natural Theology
SECOND TERM.
Astronomy
English Literature
Gelogy anc1 Mineralogy
Mental Philosophy
Olmstead
aw
Hithcock
tfpham
Ti-iIRi) TERM.
Analogy of Religion
Butler
Kames
Law of Nations
Vattel
Evidences of Christianity
Paley
There will be weekly exercises in Composition, Declamation and Original Addresses.
Criticism
AD),IISSION, EXAMINATION, ETC.
Candidates foradmission, if from another Institution,
must satisfy the Faculty with respect to their honorable withdrawal from the same.
None will be admitted into the Freshman Class under fourteen years of age; nor into any advanced class
without a corresponding age. Candidates will be examined on the studies previously pursued by the class
which they propose to enter.
Public examinations of the classes are macic at the
close of the year, and no student who absents himself
from the examination, or fails to master the studies of
the session, will be permitted to proceed with his class.
SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
The full Collegiate Course above prescribed, is earnestly recnminendcd as best for all, but if any prefer to
omit the Ancient Languages, they can pursue the Scientific Course, embracing the remaining studies in the
foregoing scheme.
DEGREES.
The degrees of Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts,
and Master of Arts, are the regular degrees conferred
by the College.
The first named is granted to those who complete, in
a satisfactory manner, the scientific course.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts is conferred on those,
only, who pursue the full course, Classical and Scientific.
The degree of Master of Arts may be conferred, in
course, on every Bachelor of Arts of three years standing, or more, who has been engaged, since his graduation, in some literary occupation, and has sustained a
good moral character. It will be confer'ed only on I
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those who apply for it at leasta week before commencement, and provide for the payment of the customary fee.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Young ladies will be addmitted into all the College
Classes, and will be entitled to the same honors and diplomas as are conferred upon young gentlemen.
In addition to the thorough mental discipline that
this arrangement will give them, competent instructors
vilI be secured for the departments of Music, Painting,
Drawing, etc.
LOCATION,
The College is located in Corvallis, Benton County,
To those who have once visited Corvallis,
there is no need of mentioning that our city, in point of
climate and natural scenery, is unsurpassed in the State.
Corvallis is justly noted for the salubrity and healthOregon.
fulness of its climate.
The School Year s divided into three sessions of
fourteen weeks each. There is one vacation of ten weeks.
MERIT AND DEMERIT.
A daily record of the merit and demerit of each pupil
is kept, wiuch is at all times subject to the examination
of parents and guardians.
EXPENSES.
6 00
TUITION PER SESSION, Primary Dep't
Preparatory (English) "8 00 &1O 00
(Classical) "
Modern Languages, each
Graduating Fee, Classical Course
Scientific Course
per cent. additional will be charged.
No one living out of the county will be admitted
into the classes until tuition fees are paid.
Special conditions to Clergymen.
Pupils can enter at any time, and pay from the time
of entering to the close of the session. No deduction is
made for absence of less than two weeks, and then only
in cases of sickness.
Payment required in U. S. GOLD COIN.
FUNDS.
The parent of each minor in the male department, is
expected to name some member of the Faculty as the
guardian of his son while attending College, with
whom his funds shall be, deposited, and to whom he
shall be accountable for their proper use. The funds
for young ladies must he deposited with the keeper of
the boarding house. Most of our difficulties arise from
the improper use of money injudiciously intrusted to
pupils.
SESSIONS.
Collegiate (Irregular) "
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(Regilar)
EXTRAS, Music, (Piano)
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12 00
13 00
1500
17 50
8 00
10 00
5 00
PAYMENT
Tuition is payable in all cases in advance. 'When
payment is delayed until the close of the session, ten
All persons are forbidden to trust a minor without
the consent of his or her guardian.
BOARDING.
No pupil wili be allowed to board at a place not approved by the Faculty; and no pupil will be allowed to
change from one boarding house to another without
permission.
Young Ladies will be required to board at the Young
Ladies' Boarding House, unless they have near relatives who can receive them, and who are willing to assume the entire responsibility of their government.
Boarding four dollars per week.
Young men, by renting rooms, can board themselves
at half this amount.
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
There are two Literary. Societies (the Adeiphian and
Philomathian) in connection with the College, which
meet weekly for Debate, Declamation and Composition.
GOVERNMENT.
The discipline of the Institution will be mild, but
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firm.
Our rules are such as we believe best calculated
to develop the mental and moral fiteulties. No pupil
who is idle or vicious, or whose influence is detrimental,
will be permitted to remain. All pupils over fourteen
years of age will be required to sign the laws before
entering the classes.
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
The public duties of each day are opened with appropriate religious exercises. Attendance upon these, and
a'so at some place of worship on the Sabbath, is required of all pupils.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
out the written consent of their pare1ts, under such
restrictions as the Faculty may require.
6. All students will be required to practice punctuality and diligence, and to yield prompt and cheerful:
obedience to such additional regulations as the Faculty
may from time to time find it expedient to adopt.
COLLEGE LIBRARY AND CABINET.
Donations to the Library and Cabinet of Natural
Ouriosites are solicited from friends throughout the
State.
CALENDAR FOR 1870-71.
First Session begins September 14, 1870.
First Session ends December 16, 1870.
Second Session begins December 19, 1870.
Second Session ends March 23, 1871.
Third Session begins March 27, 1871.
Annual Examination begins June 26, 1871.
Commencement Exercises, Thursday, June 29, 1871.
COLLEGE LAWS.
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Believing that the perfection of government consists
in teaching others to govern themselves, the Trustees
publish the following rules, more to indicate the principles which students will be required to observe than
to constitute a code of statutes:
i. Students will be required to abstain from all ob-
scene and profline language.
2. They will be expected to maintain a gentlemanly
deportment towards the teachers and one another.
3. No student shall play at cards or billiards, or frequent places of gambling or drinking, or buy, keep, or
use in his room or elsewhere, any intoxicating liquors.
4. No one can remain a menil)er of the Institution
who is idle or vicious, or whose influence is considered
detrimental to the cliscipli ne or reputation of the College.
5. Young ladies boarding in the village or vicinity,
who are under the cal-c of the Faculty, will not be pci-mitted to receive the visits of young gentlemen, w'ith.1
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
The Legislature, at its last session, by the passage of
the following bill, designated ColivALus COLLEGE as
the Agricultural College of the State
AN ACT to secure the Location of theLands Donated
by Congress to the State for an Agricultural College,
and to establish such College.
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State
of Oregon:
SECTION 1. That J. F. Miller, J. H. Douthit, and J,
C. Avery are hereby constituted a Board of Commissioners, with powerTo locate all the lands to which this State is
entitled by act of Congress, for the purpose of estab.
lishing an Agricultural College; and, as soon as such
locations are made, to report the same to the Secretary
of State;
To take into consideration the further organization and perfecting of a plan for the permanent establishment of such College, in accordance with the requirements of the Act of Congress making such donation, and report the same to the Governor by the first
day of August, 1870;
To fill all vacancies in the College, by appoint-
ment, that may occur in ay senatorial district under
the provisions of this Act.
SEc. 2. That until other provisions are made, the
CORVALLIS COLLEGE is hereby designated and adopted
as the Agricultural College, in which all students sent
under the provisions of this Act shall be instructed in
all the arts, sciences, and other studies, in accordance
with the requirements of the Act of Congress making
such donation.
SEC. 3. Each State Senator is hereby authorized and
empowered to select one student, not less than sixteen
years of age, who shall be received by the Facult3
said College, and instructed by them in the man
provided in this Act, for the space of two years, uril
such student shall be discharged for misconduct;
vided, however, That this Act shall not be binding notil the Trustees of said College shall adopt a resolution,
and file a certified copy thereof with the Secretary it
State, assenting to and aglecing on their part to faithfully carry out the provisions of this Act.
SEC. 4.
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Upon the certificate of the President of
the Corvallis College that any student so appointed is I
in attendance at school, it shall be the duty of the ee'
retary of State, at the middle of each quarter to draw
his warrant upon the State Treasurer in favor of the
said College for the sum of $11.25 for each student so
attending. And it shall be the duty of the State Treasurer to pay such warrants out of any funds in )os
hands not otherwise appropriated, and a separate s
count of such funds shall be kept, and designated tht
"Agricultural College funds."
SEC. 5. All funds paid out in accordance with th
provisions of the foregoing sections, with inteiest
thereon at ten per cent, per annum, shall be refunded
to the State Treasurer from the first interest that shil
accrue from the proceeds of the sale of any lands located for said College.
SEC. 6. The Board of Commissioners hereby createl
shall make all the reports required by law, and shid
each receive a salary of five dollars per day for te
number of days actually employed, to be paid upon
the sworn statement of such Commissioner.
WHEREAS, It appears that, unless an agriculturil
college is provided by law at this session of the Legis- H
lature, the grant by Congress will be lost, therefore
this Act shall take effect from the date of its passagc
Approved October 27, A. D. 1868.
The Trustees of the College met on the 31st day
October, A. D. 1868, when the following preamble aol
resolution, accepting the donation made by the Legslative Assembly wore read, and on motion, adopted:
WHEREAS, The Legislative Assembly of the State 'hf,
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
red-on did, on the twenty-fifth of October, A. D. 8OS,
au Act entitled "Al) Act tO SeCUre the location of
the lands donated to the State for an Agricultural Col-
Liege, and to establish such College, the same having
been approved October 27th ; and
Wuiuus, Said. Legislative Assembly did. designate
and adopt
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Cou.scnu :li the Agricultural
College, in which all students seat nader the provhdons
ist meted in all the arts, sciOf said Act slioulil be
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other
studies,
in accordance with the reenees,
quirements of the Act of Congress making such donation; therefore.
College,
Be it resoleed by f/to Tiufes of CorcalJ
I That said Act, with all hs iiiivile es and retluu'emenls,
is hereby accepted, and we prouiliso on our part faith-
fully to carry out tile iiovion of said Act.
'l'lie work laid down in the following course is dcsigned at once to supplement and explain the Lectures
delivered fi'om time to U inc on the various branches of
Agriculture, and to afford such general education as is
in any direction, and
absolutely necessary to pOg
which must, for the present, be provided for students
here, since they do not bring it with them.
Students desiring to remain buit a sin1c year and
ursue special branches during that time, vill 1)0 alIowcd to do so.
AZPAZLATUS.
During the IJast year the College has received from
New York a splendid P1iilosohical and Chemical a.pin titis .Depai-t uncut.
coxci ei'
pamatus,a desideratum
W. 1k Bi VAN, President p-o tern.
B. 1'. fli
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Secretary.
The J'cirJ, at a sitbsc1tcnt meeting, appointed
COIluuittte hti' the pnrpoe of prcpariri a coa'o
a
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iin Aricniture and the _\Jceitanic Arts, snit)
inittee to i-cpott at the next session of the Board of
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Inorganic Chemistry, Structural amid Physiological
Uutaii y. Fi ist five 1ooks of J);nies' Legcn(lre.
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EtIisR Laaguiage.
of
?/,itd 'imi.Qualitative Analysis. Detection
Systematic
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the .mikahi:s, tIh:thiuc-eamiiis, (trti1s, etc.
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"Chemistry is the corner-stone of Scientific Agriculture."T.)u. ,Jouux A. WAai)in.
"\Vitiiout a knowledge of Physics, of Chemistry, and
of Agneuiltumal U eOloy in tile widest siguifiioai ion, is
no in)dei'stantling of Plant and Annual life to be taiiied. The Natural Sciences can never be learned, thor(Jl#iJItl?J, that is, so that ractical apl.tlication of them
(-all be made in Ii l, from books or lectu yes. The sluii cut wdl grasi, llildCrSt3 nd, anti assi nulate men tall v
what lie has learned, and read only w lien he
aZ-es
C/teat ital JLejt(,'i,iie,it,s, PIij/.sical Jihperiiiicats, (7acet5
Plants, anti iitvcstijatcs and
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obsoi-ves foi-
/tiiiise/f"
Yiit.Fitst 'iintn.Qualitative Analysts
Detection a ad Sepai-ati on d1 the Etc let, t.
U cometmical
Snrvcyi rig and Mensuration.
General I'minciplesof Zoology, (or German).
ii)i.GCnCrttl Principles of Geology. Voget tl,1 e leonoumi y ; ITo w l'bmnts Feed. Topographical
Aninial Phi ysiologv, (or U eruuia 1).
1) ma iv ii
? '/,-om---G eulogy of Oregon. Vegetable PeonTI'
1)1-a wing.
-
omy.
Eimtomnology, (or Gem-main).
CATALOGUE
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iTUDENTS.
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lexander. 'I' C ---------------------- entomi County.
Belt, G. W ------------------------- Marion
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE
Berry, I. W
Burkhart, U. F
Carroll, D. L....
Chapman, %\T H..
Chenoweth, R. F
Clark, 0. N.
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Orahtree, F
Currin, J. K P
Dickson, J L.
Eglin, J. B
Fountain, J. D
Harris. A.
Ison, 0. L
Keeton, T. J. .
Kennedy, J
Locke, A J.
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Grant
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Benton
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Polk
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.Benton
. Baker
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Sperry. U. W.
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Stewart, J.
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Veatch, R. Mc
Weatherford, J. K. P.
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Benton
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Itandle, H. D..
Smith, A. J
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McClane, U. F.
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Jackson
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. Union
Josephine
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Benton
.Umatilla
Linu
.' Benton
Lane
.Linn
RECAPITULA'rION.
Baker County.
Benton
Grant "
Jackson
Josephine"
Lane
Linn
Marion
Polk
Urnatilla
Union
Total.............
PORTLA
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