The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-29

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tees report that they ere organized and
prepared for, action, the Governor shall
execute draft on tho State Treasury for
the amount Of interest due on the fund
invested under the provisions of the Act
of Congress, andwhich shall NIL be under
their, entire and exclusive control, as
likewise shall all interest afterwards ac-
cruing from said fund. They shall also
have full control of. all moneys donated,
appropriations, lands or property what
soever, coming into the possession of
this corporation.
SEQ. 8. The Secretary shall reside on
the grounds of the institution. and be-
sides exercising o general supervision
over oil the property under his care,
shall keep complete system of records.
he shall open correspondence with So
cieties for the promotion of agriculture,
and make use of sucL means to elicit in
formation upon all industrial topics as
shall be conducive to the material well
fare of the College. He shall seek to
obtain such contributions for the muse
ums and library of said College rs shall
benefit the interest of agriculture and
other industrial arts and sciences. He
shall aiso keep correct account of oil
the proceedings Of the Board, and an
accurate account of all the moneys re.
ceived in the treasury, as we'll as those
paid out. The Secretary shall report to
the Legislature at every regular session,
which shall embrace all such statements,
accounts, statistics, essays and other in
formation relative to agriculture as may
be valuable, and also the proceedings of
the Board of Trustees of said College,
to be approved by said Board.
Sec. 10. The Board of Trustees shall
procure sito for oil experimental farm,
of such size as they may deem necessary,
to be located as near as practicable to
the present location of the Clahin Uni.
yersity, SO as to combine, as much as
possible, practical training with theo-
retical instruction in the science and art
OF agriculture. TO carry out the fore
going provision, the Board are author
lied to expend sum not to exceed one
tenth OF the amount of the fund to
which this State is entitled under the Act
of Congress.
into said Collage from each County,
the scholars belonging to the public
schools in such County, in proportion
to the number of the representatives in
the Legislature. The time and manner
of conducting said competitive exami-
nations to be regulated by the Board of
Trustees: Provided, That no student
shall be allowed to enter the College
whose qualification is below the standard
of the class to which he shall be as
signed. Provision shall also be made
for receiving students from any school,
or other source, whose qualifications
shall fit them for entering tho classes to
which admission ia sought Special
students, who wish to pursue any parti-
cular branch, but who do not desire any
degree, may be admitted under such
terms as the Board shall regulate.
SEQ. IL. The course of instruction
shall include the English language and
literature, mathematics, civil, mechnni.
cal and military engineering, agricultu-
ral chemistry, mineralogy, animal and
vegetable anatomy and physiology.
veterinary art. entomology, geology,
political, rural and household economy,
horticulture, moral and natural philoso-
ply, history, bookkeeping, military
training and tactics, and especially the
application of science and the meohani-
cal arts to practical agriculture in the
field.
SEC 13. That the College shall not
be controlled to serve sectarian or poll
tical party interests, but shall be con-
Quoted for the promotion Of the general
good of the State, rs provided for in this
Act, and the ACT of Congress, of which
this is part.
SEC. IA. For the current expenditures
Of said College, certain sums of money
shall be set aside in the hands of tho
Treasurer by the Board of Trustees,
which shall be subject to the warrants Of
the Chairman of the Board, drawn in
pursuance of the orders OF the Board OF
Trustees. All income resulting from
labor, or other sources, shall be paid
into the treasury of the College. All
moneys due to tho institution, or re-
ceiyed in it's behalf, shall be collected
and received by the Secretary, and de-
posted by him with the Treasurer of
the State Board of Trustees, taking his
receipt therefor. The Secretary shall,
with his annual report, render a full
and complete account Of oil moneys re-
ceived, and all amounts drawn on the
Treasurer by him as Secretary of the
Board, and shall file and preserve Ill
vouchers, receipts, correspondence and
other papers relating thereto.
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