The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02


For Construction and Repairs...".s S,G!6 @
current EXPENSES. I9Sll ~
RGEanta! G;;;;;. 81 a3 70 70
Total ~
The following appropriations are asked
for tine present year;
For Construction. Repairs, Furni-
turc and Heating APpaTatuS......s2l,l ~ -
For Current TX penseS...... ......... 1000 w
Library, Museum Il Apparatus. I,ouO W.
Insurance. ............ .................. ID w
Regents & Sccretary'S Expenses . $40 VI
Saml Woods, Attorney ICc............ 100 ~
The new hall is under root, but not
completed. The appropriation asked for
Is to complete, furnish and heat this
building, The Board says that entering
upon the discharge Of their duties in
1873, "they were gratiied at the progress
the University had already made, but
were not unmindful Of the fact that the
progress was hindered by the General
impression that ii was local institution
Desiring 10 make it emphatically II State
:,.,,..l,, ,,,.,. roI,,,od tho prosidor,or
g.. r..,I,,. e,or, al do,ios &c r-orossor
and directed him to visit all parts Of the
State to pr,..crt the interest, and adyan.
tagcs OF the University, disabuse the
minds Of those who might be prciudced
AGAINST il md enlist the svmpatbies co
or.-s,io, md n,t-op,go or the neonle Of
the State The President was cneagcdin
this work durinr the colIegiute wear '7&-4.
nj the eyn,p., Of the State. but at the
end of the wear the immediate results did
not iustjrv the Rcrcuts in pursuing this
cour.. apv further aud the president
WAS directed to resume his duties rs
professor. The Regents say that the hope
that IN. University would reap sub
.,aptj,J benefit from his labors was not
realized. The Regents thought that, in
o. much that the course of study pre-
scribcd III the University was most
thorough, and the facilities Offered for
liberal education, surpassed BY icw,li any,
similar institution in the country, ought
to take leading position. Endcavo-ing
to bring i: to this position,
after thorough investigation and
trial they were brought to the conclusion
that the best interests of the University
demanded reorganization Of the Facul
", and accordingly, at mcctin. ncld in
August hast. declared all their Offices va
cant and proceeded TO re.organlzc. The
foliowin,, members ostbe faculty were
elected viz. Rev. Joux W. Scorr D.
u Woo prcs;5crt. W., VI Foxr,rxr
NJ gopr G Rrp1rrvv A n u
b PunNroN. 4. NJ, and FRANK
Woon. ,n gl,o,y,q Of the University
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him for IN, rl,rcn The BOARD recon-
,Dords that the number of State cadets
bo increased to eight from each judicial
district.
The Directors of the Hospital for the
Insane at Weston ask for an approprIa-
tion of $l5. 900 for rebuilding the ehginc
house. as also an appropriation for in
surfing IN part the Hospital building
The total expenditures for the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Asylum amount to
$57,967l&. The Directors of the Peni-
Tertiary ask for $1,000 to furnish the
Wardcns house. They ask it on the
ground that the law requires the Super
intendent to live IN the Nardens house