SIXTH
ANNUAL CATALOGUE
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OFFICERS AND STUDENTS
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE,
OR,yALLIS,
REGON
87o--.87I.
SALEM, OREGON:
B. M. WAITE, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
1871.
OF TRUSTEES.
lioN. .1. 0. AVEIRY
Rv. B. F. BIJROH
B. R. RIDDLE, Es
S. T. BROWN, ESQ.
vWM. B. BRYAN, ESQ
Corvallis.
Independence.
Corvallis.
Lebanon.
Dixie.
Brownsville,
Corvallis.
Scio.
REV. B. R. BAXTER
frR. W. BROOK, E5Q
JAS. A. CAUTHORIN, Esq
p D. F. CRABTREE, ESQ
R. CARDWELL, M. D.............Portland.
Corvallis.
CAUTHORN, ESQ
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JacksonyiUe.
SILAS J. DAY, E5Q
Corvallis,
v. JOSEPH EMERY
Lafayette.
J. L. FERGUSON, ESQ
Corvallis,
P. FRIEDLY, ESQ
VCHAS. GAYLORD, ESQ
Saletn
kR. C. KINNEY, ESQ
Corvallis.
/JOSEPH LIGGETT, E5Q
A. N. LOCKE, EsQ
REV. R. C. MARTIN
R. A. M0FARLAND, E5Q...
REV. 0. IL E. NEWTON....
Lancaster.
Albany,
Umatilla.
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
CORVALLIS COLLEG*
RiIv. R. C. OGLESBY
HENRY PIN KSTON, ESQ
Riv. A E. SEARS
G. B SMITH, ESQ
Riv. J. W. STAHL
HON. B. S. STRAHAN
W. A. WILLIS, EsQ
lION. A. J. THAYER
CYRUS WESTLAKE, ESQ
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Dallas.
Roseburg.
Dallas.
Corvallis.
Harrisburg.
. Corvallis.
Roseburg.
Corvallis.
Albany.
iiv. W. A. FINLEY (ex officio).........Corvallis.
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OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
REV. A. E. SEARS, Pi'esident.
B. B. RIDDLE,
HON. R. S. STRAHAN,
Secretary.
Vice President.
S. T. BROWN,
A. CAUTHORN,
Collector.
Treasurer.
FINANCIAL AND AUDITING COMMITTEE.
A. HOLDER,
HoN. B. S. STRAHAN,
JAS. A. CAUTHORN.
CONFERENCE VISITING COMMITTEE.
REV. R. C. MARTIN,
REV. B. R. BAXTER,
REV. J. W. STAHL
COLLEGE AGENTS.
REV. B. F. BURGH,
REV. B. B BAXTER.
YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING HOUSE.
MRS. D. F. CBABTREE.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S BOARDING HOUSES.
REV. JOSEPH EMERY,
JOSEPH LIGGETT.
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CORVALLIS COLLEGR.
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J:;%AcULTY.
L.UMNI.
lv. W. A. FINLEY, A. M.,
Preezde,it and Professor of Languages.
1870.
REV. JOSEPH EMERY,
Professor of .2Jfathemat ice.
W. W. MORELAND, B. S.,
Professor of JVatura Science.,.
JAS. K. P. OURRIN
W. T. JOHNSON, A. B.,
ALICE E. BIDDLE
Gommercial Department.
MASTER JACOB BRENNER,
Afusic Department.
BOOK
PQR TLA
Cottage Grove.
ROBERT McC. ITEATCH
Corvallis.
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'OLTEGE.
OIVALLJS OOLLEG.
French H. Chrissinger
Charles N. Clark....,
William T. Cochran
William H. Privett
Mary J. Harris
Fannie J. Kendoli
Benton County.
Linn County.
Corvallis.
Linu County.
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Benton County.
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Sophomore and Junior Class.
Franklin Orabtree
John B. Elgin
Samuel CL Irvin
Leauder N. Liggett
Alonzo J. Locke
James K. P. Weatherford
Rosa Jacobs
Melissa Stewart
TAnn County.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Daniel L. Carroll.....
Umatilla.
Lirn County.
Jerome Gaylord
George A. Grimes
William F. Herrin
Oscar L. Ison
Isaac Jacobs
Kieber F. Oshurn
Frank P. Robertson.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Jacksonville.
Baker County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
George W. Sperry..................Linn County.
Corvallis.
Albany.,
Emmet H. Taylor
William B. Westlake
.Tohn F. Westlake
Flora L. Canterbury
Cora L. A. Conch.
Annie S. Dhse
Arvilla J. Davis
Clai'a M. Thayer
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Corvallis.
Harrisburg.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Senior Preparatory Department
Lane County.
James A. Beatty
Joseph Beatty
Brownsville.
John Il. Bryson
Polk County.
Samuel B. Burch
Corvallis.
Frank 0. Cauthorn
Brownsville.
Robert M. Chrissinger .............Linn County.
Linu County.
Freshman Olass.
George C. Blakely
. Linu County.
Pleasant L. Fountain ............Josephine County.
Senior Olass,
George F. Burkh art
[-Jugli MoN. Finley
.Jame D. Fountain
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Edward E. Davis*....................I-Iarrisburg.
TUDENTS,
Thomas 0. Alexander.
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Union County.
*Expeuled for druukennes.
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
Thos. 3. Cline ..
John M. Cochran
Geoige W. Cooper
Thomas IL Cooper
Zopliar Davis
Henry F. Dodsoli
Elms ii. Harris
John H. I-iaskins
James B. Iiornmg
Franklin Jack
S. Thomas Jeffreys
Charles E. Johnson
Joseph B. Kennedy
William H. Kinder
Alfred 1. Locke
Robert W. McCall
Medford A. Moore
Rudolph T. Motley
Moses Neugas
John A. Fayton
C. Clyde i'ennington
Albany.
Lane County.
Linn County.
Benton County.
H arriSl)Urg.
Grant County.
Corvallis.
Monroe.
Benton County.
Linn County.
Folk County.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Ben ton County.
McMinnville.
Lane County.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Baker CQunty.
Liun County.
Benton County.
Yamhill County.
Albany.
George M. Porter
Sylvander S. Simms
Dalazon 1). Smith
John Scott...................Beriton County.
Corvallis.
Granville Q. Stewart
Linn County.
Logan B. Thompson
Linn County.
William E. Yate,
.. LaneS County.
Celestia Blachly ..
Linn County.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Rachel M. Crabtree
Mary A. Eglin
Hattie M. Harris
Monroe.
Corvallis.
Liun County.
Corvallis.
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Florence E. 1-laskins
Sarah L. Kline
Irne Maley
Maria E. Murray
Liiin County.
Idilla R Fenington
Emma A. Tl'ayer.
Corvallis,
Clara B. Wrenn
Miss Cora Bayley, (music only)
Miss Belle Wilson
Master Lafayette Wilson, (music only)
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Junior Preparatory Department
Napoleon Avery
James G. Cherry
Benjamin C. Eglin
Willie G. Emery
Stepheu Gaylord
George W. Harris
Leander M. Hodges
Thomas Horning
Jesse J. Houck
Zephin Job
Charles Horning
Charles Wilbur Liggett
Clifford Liggett
Frank B. McConnell
Corvallis.
Folk County.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvahlis
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
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CORVALLiS COLLEGE.
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Franklin N. Moore
James L. Osbitru
John R. Right
I-lezekiah N. Rounds
Richard J. Savage
Wayman St. Clair
Lafhyette Stewart
William D. Washburn
Addie Allen
Mary C. Crabtree
Mary E. I-lodges
Casa Lewis
Ora Lewis
Mary A. Moore
Lane County.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Salem.
Corvallis.
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Brownsville.
Philomath.
Linn County.
Benton County.
Benton County.
Lane County.
Corvallis.
Gertrude T. Sprenger
Nettie 0. Robertson
James MoO. Emery
Arthur J. Friedley
Norton Gaylord
Jesse G. I-lodges
George horning
Jacob .J. Keiter
Mark A. Lewis
Boise L. Manning
rIllIonipSon R. Manning
Benton County.
David A. Osburn...
Johnnie P. Perham
Corvallis.
Ben ton County.
Johnson M. Porter
Charles T. Rounds
Stanton Stryker
Eddie Thayer
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Calvin W. Yates
Lavina A. Eglin
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
.Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Maggie E. Friedley
Lizzie Gaylord
Julia A. C. Hodges
Edie Jacobs
Sallie C. Manning
Bertie Neugass
Mary L. Osburn
Fannie Strahan
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Summary,
Primary Department.
Cary C. Barker
George F. Eglin
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Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Monroe.
.. Benton County.
Corvallis.
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'Senior Class
Sophomore and Junior Class
Freshman Class
lreparatory Classess
Primary Classes
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SECOND
ERM.
Algebra (completed)
FOURSE OF
Geometry (five books
Elocution
TUDY.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENL
Orthography (Sanders & Mental Arithmetic.
First Lessons in G-eograWillsoii).
phy.
Reading (Wilison).
Object Lessons.
Writing.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Latin
Greek
Classical Literature
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
FRESHMAN CLASS-FIRST TERM.
Da'viee' Bourdon.
Cutter.
Quacicenbos.
. Sallus&
Xen op hen's Anabasis
Bourdon.
Davies' Legendre.
Russell.
Ovid and Virgil.
Herodotus.
Fiske.
THIRD TERM.
Virgil.
Latin
Greek
Geometry (comp1 eted)
Reading (Willson's series). Astronomy (Mattison).
Arithmetic (Thompson & Latin Reader.
Greek Reader.
Robinson).
English CTranimar (Ken Latin (Cmsar's Corn, four
books).
& Quackenbos).
History of the United Greek Testament.
Physiology, first lessons
States.
Writing (Spencerian Sys- (Cutter).
Elementary Algebra (Datem).
Latin, first book (McClin- vies).
Book-Keeping (Fulton &
tock & Crook's).
Eastman).
Greek, first book.
Natural Philosophy
(Quackenbos).
Algebra
Physiology
Composition and Rhetoric
Latin
Greek
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00EV ALLIS COLL}.GE.
CORVALLIS COLLEGS.
Homer's iliad.
Davies' Legendre
Anderson.
Fiske.
General History
Classical Literature
SOPHOMORE CLASS-FIRST TEEM.
Legendre and Loomis.
Plane Trigonometry
Mensuration of Surfaces, heights and Distances "
The Odes and Epodes of Horace.
Latin
Homer's Odyssey..
Greek
Agassiz.
Zoology
SECOND TERM.
Legendre and Loomis.
Spherical Trigonometry
Mensuration of Solids
The Satires and Epistles of Horace.
Latin
Homer's Odyssey.
Greek
Wayland.
Political Economy
THIRD TEEM.
Robinson.
Surveying and Navigation
(j'icero'e Dc Senectute el Amicitia.
Latin
Xenophon's Memorabilia
Greek
Sheppard
Constitutional Text Book
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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JUNIOR CLASSFIRST TERM.
Loomis.
Analytical Geometry
Rhetoric
Latin
Greek
Whately.
Tacit us.
Sophocle's Electra.
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ISCELLANEOUS JNFORMAT10
SECOND TERM.
Loomis
Porter.
Whately.
Juvenal.
Calculus
Chemistry
- Logic
Latin
THIRD TERM.
Olmstead.
Wood.
Mechanics
Botany
Physical Geography
Demosthenes' De Corona.
Greek
SENIOR CLASSFIRST TERM.
Olmstead.
Natural Philosophy
Moral Science
Natural Theology
Wayland and Rivers.
Paley.
SECOND TERM.
Astronomy
English Literature
Geology and Mineralogy
Mental Philosophy
Olmstead.
Shaw.
Hitchcock.
Up/vim.
THIRD TERM.
Analogy of Religion
Criticism
Law of Nations
Butler.
Kames.
Vattel.
Paley.
Evidences of Christianity
There will be weekly exercises in Composition,
IeclamatiOn and Original Addresses.
Admission, Examination, Etc.
Candidates for admission, if from another institution, must satisfy the faculty with respect to their honorable withdrawal front the same.
None will be admitted into the Freshman Class tinder fourteen years of rge; 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 made at the
close of the year, and no student who absents himself
from the examinatk,n, 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 recommended as best for all, but if any prefer to
omit the Ancient Languages, they can pursue the Sciin the
entific Course, embracing the remaining studies
foregoing scheme.
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
Degrees.
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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 satisftctory manner, the Scientific Course.
there is no need of mentioning that our city, in point
of climate and natural reenery, is unsurpassed in the
State. Corvallis is justly noted for the salubrity and
The degree of Bachelor of Arts is conferred on those
only who pursue the full course, Classical and Scien-
The School Year is divided into three sessions of
fourteen weeks each. There is one vacation of ten
tific.
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 conferred only on
those who apply for it at least a week beibre Commencement, and provide for the payiiierit of the custoinary fee.
Female Department.
Young ladies will be admitted into all the College
Classes and will be entitled to the same honors and
diplouas as are conferred upon young gentlemen.
lii addition to the thorough mental discipline that
this arrangement will give them, competent instructors will be secured for the departments of Music,
Painting, Prawing, etc.
Location.
The College is located in Corvallis, Benton County,
Oregon. To those who have once visited Corvallis,
healthfulness of its climate.
Sessions,
weeks.
Merit and Demerit.
A daily record of the merit and deincrt of each Pupil is kept, w Itichi is at all times subject to the examination of parents and guardians.
Expenses.
TUITION PER SESSION, Primary Dep't
Preparatory (English) "
(Classical) "
Collegiate (Irregular) "
(Regular) "
$ 0 00
$3 00 & 10 00
12 00
13 00
15 00
EXTRAS, Music, (Piano)
Modern Languages, each
Graduating Fee, Classical Course
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" Scientific Course
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
per cent. additional will be charged,
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CORVALLIS GOLLEGE.
No one living out of the county will be admitted
into the classes until tuition fees are paid.
Special conditions to Clergymen.
Pupils in the Preparatory Department can enter at
any time, and pay from the time of enterLnq to the
close of the session. No deduction is made for absence of less titan two weeks, and then only in cases
of sickness. Pupils in the Collegiate Course will, in.
all ca8es. be charged from the beinniny of the scssion
provided they are advanced with their classes.
Payment requited in U. S. GOLD CoIN.
Funds.
The parent of each minor in the male department
is expected to itame 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 fiutd
for oung ladies must be depossted with the keeper of
the boarding house. Most of our difficulties arise frcm
the improper use of money injudiciously intrusted to
pupils.
All persons are forbidden to trust a minor without
the consent of his or her guardian.
Boarding.
No pupil will be allowed to board at a place not
approved by the Faculty; and no pupil will be allowed to change from one boarding place to another without permission.
Young ladies will be required to board at the Young
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Ladies Boarding Bouse, 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 Sooiety.
There is a Literary Society (the Adelpitian) in connection with the College, which meets weekly fhr De.
bate, Declamation, and Composition.
Government.
The dicipU.ne of' the institution will be mild, but
Our rules are such as we believe best calculated
to develop the mental and moral facultk,s. No pupil
who is idle or vicious, or whose influence is detrimental, will IJe permitted to remain. All pupils over fiurteen years of age vihl be required to sign the laws before entering the classes.
firm.
Beligious Exercises,
The public duties of each day are opened with appropriate religious exercises. Attendance upon these
and also at some place of worship on the Sabbath i
required of all pupils.
Oalendar for 1871--72.
First Session begins September 13, 1871.
First Session ends December 16, 1871.
Second Session begins December 18,1871,
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COIiVALLIS COLLEGE.
Second Scsion ends Mmcli 21, 1872.
Third Session begins Maceli 25, 1872.
A tin nal Exam lilation begins Jit tie 21. 1872.
Comuienceineut Exercises, Tb ursday, June 27,1872.
College Laws.
Belic ing flint the perkction of government consists
in tencilitig <titers to govern themselves, the Trustees
publMi the following rules, more to in(heate the primepics hich students will be required to observe than
to constitute a code of statutes
Students vihl he required to abstain fromall obscene and profinie iauguage.
They will he expected to maintain a gentlemanly (Jeportitient towards teachers ajid one another.
No sthdent shall play at Cards or billiards, or
frequent places of gambling or citinking, or buy, keep,
or use in his room or elsewhere, any thtoxicating
liquors.
1'o one can remain a member of this Institution
who is idle or vicious, or whose influence is considered
detrimental to the discipline or reputation of the College.
Young ladies, boarding in the village or vicinit, who are iindei the care of the Faculty, will not be
permitted to receive the visits of young gentlemen,
GRICULTURAL
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OLLEGE.
The Legislature, at its last session, by the passage
of the following bill, designated C0uvALLIS
COLLEGE
as the Agricultural College of the State:
AN ACT to secure the Location of the Lands Donated
by Congress to the State for an Agricultural College,
and to establish such College.
Be it enacted by the Lgis?ative A.ssernly of the State
of Oregon:
Sxc'rioN 1. That J. F. Miller, J. H. Douti1it, and
J. C. Avery are hereby constituted a Board of Corniii issioners, with powerTo locate all the lands to which this State is entitled by act of Congress, for the purpose of establish-.
imig an Agricultuial College ; and as soon as such locations are made, to report the same to the Secretary
of State.
adopt.
To take into consideration Ihe further organization and perfhcting of a plait for the permanent es
tttbhishinent of such College, in accordance with the
requirements of the Act of Congress making such (10nation, and report the same to the Governor by the
first day ot August, 1870.
To fill all vacancies in the College. by appointment, that may occur iii any senatorial district under
College Library and Cabinet.
Donations to the Library and Cabinet of Natural
Curiosities are solicited from friends tliroughont the
State.
cOuVAL[,IS COLLEGE is hereby designated and adopted
as the Agricultural College, in whtitli all students seut
under the provisions of' this Act shall be instructed iii
without tlb written consent of their pfrents, under
such restrictions as the Faculty may require.
All students will be required to practice punettiahit and diligence, and to yield proitipt and cheerful obedience to such additional regulations as time
Faculty may from time to time find it expedient to
the provisions of' this act.
SEc. 2. That until other provisions are made, the
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all the arts, sciences, and other studies, in accordance
with the requirements of the Act of Congress making
such donation.
Sm. 3. Each State Senator is heneby authorized
and empowered to select one student, not less thaii
sbteen ears of age, who shall be received by the Faculty of said College, and instructed by them in the
College is provided by law at this session of the Legislature, the grant by Congrebs will be lost, therefore
this Act shall take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved October 27, A. D. 1868.
year, unless stich stu(lent shall be discharged for mis-
Legislative Assembly were read, and on motion,
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manner provided in this Act, for the space of two
conduct; P'avided, however, That this act shall not
be binding until the Trustees of said College shall
adopt a resolut on, and file a certified copy thereof
with the Secretary of State, assenting to and agreeing
on their part to faithfully carry out the provisions of
this Act.
Sic. 4. Upon the certificate of the President of
the Corvallis College that any student so appointed is
in attendance at school, it shall be the duty of the Secretary of State; at the middle of each quarter, to draw
his warrant upon the State Treasurer in fitvor of said
College for time sum of 11 2.5 for each student so attending. And it shall be time duty of the State Treasjirer to pay such warrants out of ammy funds in his hands
not otherwise appropriated, and a separate account of
such f\mnds shall be kept, and designated the "Agricultural College Funds."
SEc. 5. All funds paid out in accordance with the
provisions of tIme foregoing sections, with interest there-
on at ten per cent, per annum, shall be refunded to
the State Treasurer from the first interest that shall
accrue from the proceeds of the sale of any lands located for said College.
SEC. 0. The Board of Commissioners hereby creat&j
shall make all the reports required by law, and shall
each receive a salary of five dollars per day for the
number of days actually employed, to be paid upon
the sworn statement of such Commissioner.
WuEREAS, It appears that, unless an Agricultural
The Trustees of the Coflege met on the 31st day of
October, A. D. 1.868, when the following preamble
and resolution, accepting th donation made by the
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Legislative Assembly of the State of
Oregon did, on the twenty-fifth of October, A.D. 1868,
pass an Act entitled "An Act to secure the location of
the lands donated to the State for an Agricultural
College, and to establish such College, the same having been approved October 27th; and
WHEREAS, Said Legislative Assembly did designate
and adopt CORVALLIS COLLEGE as the Agricultural Col-
lege, in which all students sent under the provisions of
said Act should be instructed in all the arts, sciences,
and other studies, in accordance with the requirements
of the Act of Congress making such donations; therefore
Be 'it resolved by the Trustees of Corva.11s College,
That said Act, with all its privileges and requirements
is hereby accepted, and we promise on our part faithfully to carry out the provisions of said Act.
W. B. BRYAN, President pro tern.
B. B. BIDDLE, Secretary.
The Board, at a subsequent meeting, appointed a
committee for the purpose of preparing a course of
study in Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, said
committee to report at the next session of the Board
of Trustees.
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Oourse of' Study.
FIRST YER.--Fir8t Term .Chemi cal Physics and
Inorganic Chemistry, Structural and Physiological
Botany.
First five books of Davies' Legendre.
Second Term.Organic Chemistry.
GRICUL.TURAL
OUISE.
"Chemistry is the corner-stone of Scientific Agriculture.DiI. JOHN A. WARDER.
" Without a knowledge of Physics, of Chemistry,
and of Agricultural Geology, in the widest signifieation, is no understanding of' lant and Animal life to
be gained. The Natural Sciences can never be Iearne
thorougly that is, so that practical application of them
can be made in life, from books or lectures. The stu-
dent will grasp, understand, and assimilate mentally
what lie has learned, and read only when lie makes
U1iemical Jperiments, Physical Experiment, dissects
Plants, and inestiyates and observes for himself."
The work laid down in the following course is designed at once to supplement and explain the lectures
delivered from time to time on the various branches of'
Agriculture, and to afford such general education as
is absolutely necessary to progress in any direction,
and which must, for the present., be provided for students here, since they do not bring it with them.
Students desiring to remain but a single year and
pursue special branches during that. time, will be allowed to do so.
Apparatus.
The Cuilege is provided with a new and splendid
Apparatus, for illustrating the Principles of Physical
Science.
Grow.
English Language.
How Crops
Third Term.Qualitative Analysis. Detection of
the Alkalies, Alkaline Earths, Earths, etc. Systematic Botany; Excursions and Collections. English
Language.
SECOND YEAR.First Term.Qnalitati ye Analysis
continued. Detection and Separation of tile Elements.
Chain Surveying and Mensuration. Geometrical
Drawing. General Principles of Zoology.
Second Term.Gen eral Principles of Geology.
Vegetable Economy: I-low Plants Feed. Topograph-
caI Drawig. Animal Physiology.
Third ferm.Geology of Oregon.
Economy.
Entomology.
Vegetable
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Au Act to Permanently Locate the Agricultural
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resolution to be filed with the Secretary of State; and
upon their failure to do so, they shall be deemed to
have rejected its provisions.
SEC. 4. Inasmuch as there is no provision of law
permanently locating the Agricultural College of Oregon, this Act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its approval by the Governor.
Approved October 21, 1870,
Oollege of Oregon.
Be it enacted by the LegLslative Assembly of the &ate
of Oregon:
SECTION
1.
That Corvallis College, in Benton
County. is hereby designated and permanently adopted as the Agricultural College of the State of Oregon
in which all students sent under the provisions of law
shall be instructed hi accordance with the requir-
inents of the Act of Congress approved on the 2d day
of July, 1862, granting public lands to the several
States and Territories which might provide Colleges
for the benefit of agriculture arid the mechanic arts,
and the Acts amendatory thereof.
SE0. 2. The following persons, to wit : J; C. Avery, L; F. Grover arid . El. Cranor, are hereby constituted a Bpard of Commissioners to propose a plan
for ti-ic instruction and education of the students in
said Agricultural College, and to prepare rules regulations, and by-laws, for the government of the same, all
of which shall be submitted to the Legislative Assembly at its next regular session for its adoption or rejectimi, and in the mean time the said College shall be
go erned by and under the provisions of the Act of
the Legislative Assembly, approved the 27th day of
October 1868, in relation to said College.
SEC. 3. That the Board of Trustees of Corvallis
ollege shall, by resolution, accept the provisions of
this Act, and agree to be bound by the same within
thirty days ufter its passage, arid cause a copy of said
POR I LA
Acceptance of Trustees of Corvallis College, as follows:
A special meeting of the Board of Trustees of Corvalhis College was held in the College Building in the
city of Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon, October 29,
1870, at which the following preambles and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, By an Act of thc Legislative Assembly
of the State cf Oregon, passed at the Sixth Biennial
Session, entitled "An Act to permanently locate the
Agricultural College of Oregon," it is provided among
other things, that Corvallis College, in Benton County,
is hereby designated arid permanently adopted as the
Agricultural College of the State of Oregon, in which
all students sent under the provisions of law shall be
instructed in accordance with the requirements of an
Act of Congress approved on the 2d day of July, 1862,
granting public lands to the several States and Territories which might provide colleges for the benefit of
agriculture and the mechanic arts; and,
WHEREAS, It is further provided by said Act of the
Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon, that "the
Board of Trustees of Corvallis College should, by resolution, accept the provisions of said Act and agree to
he bound by the same, within thirty days after its
passage, and cause a copy of said resolution to be filed
with the Secretary of Stateand upon their failure to
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do so, they shall be deemed to have rejected its provisions ;" be it therefore
Resolved bt the Board of Trustees of Uorvallis
College, That said Board does accept the provisions of
said Act of the Legislative Assembly aforesaid, and
they do agree to be bound by the same.
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Board is hereby directed forthwith to forward to the Secretary of
the State of Oregon a copy of the foregoing preambles
and resolutions.
R. S. STR AllAN, President.
Attest: B. R. B1DDLE, Secretary.
Filed in office of Secretary of the State November
2, 1870.
Since the above acceptance, the Trustees of the College have purchased an Experimental Farm, consisting of thirty-five acres, on which work has been prosecuted since April 12th. The cost of farm, including
good orchard, neat dwelling house, barn, etc., $4,500.
As soon as arms and accoutrements are received
from the Executive, means will be taken to carry out
the provisions of the Act of Congress in relation to
Military Instruction and Discipline.
Attendance.
Students in this department are required to present
certificates of appointment and take their places in
the class by the first week in October.
Tuition.
Tuition is charged, in all cases, from date of appointment.
ATAL.OGUE OF JTUDENTS.
Names.
T. C. Alexander
J. A. Beatty
0-. C. Blakely
S. B. Burch
D. L. Carroll
C. N. Clark
J. N. Cochran
E. E. 1)avis
H. F. Dodson
J. B. Eglin
P. L. Fountain
W. F. Herrin
0. L. Ison
J. R. Kennedy
N. Liggett
A. J. Locke
H. W. McCall
A. Moore
H. T. Motley
J. A. Payton
H. J. Savage
D. 1). Sni ith
lOom County Appointed.
Washington County.
Marion
Linn
Polk
TJuion
Umatilla
Lane
Linu
Grant
Ciackamas
Douglas
Jackson
Baker
Coos and Curry
Marion
Wasco
Yamhill
Lane
Benton
Muitnomab
Josephine
Muitnomab
4'
PORTLAN
Total
Yamhill
County Wasco
County Washington
County Union
County Umatilla
County Polk
County Multnomah
County Marion
County Linn
County Lane
County Josephine
County Jackson
County Grant
Cornity Douglas
Counties Curry and Coos
County Clackamas
County Benton
County Baker
Recapitulation.
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