Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
IN TEXAS.
Agricultural Experiment StatioEr and Agri'
cultural Schools and Colleges.

Agricultural Experiment StatioEE and Asri'
cultural Schools and Colleges.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The following is a COM
plete list of the agricultural experiment stations
and agricultural schools and colleges in Texas:
Texas Agricultural experiment. station: De-
partme mt OF Agricultural and Mechanical col
lege OF Texas. Location, College Station. Di-
rector, F. A. Gulley, II. S.
GOVERNING BOARD.
Board of directors OF Agricultural and Me-
chanical college of Texas: A. j. Rose, pFesi-
dent, Salado; Hon. L. L. Foster, state commits
sioner OF agriculture, Austin; W. r. Csvitt.
Bryan; j. D. Fields. n. D., Manor; John Adri-
ance, Columbia; L. L. McInnis. NJ. A. secre-
tary, College Station.
Experiment station council: L. L. McInnis,
NJ. A, chairman of faculty; T. NJ. Scott, agent
Of the board; F. A. Gulley, NJ. s., director OF
station staff; F. A. eullsy, N. s..
agriculturist; II. H. Harrington, Ii. 8 chemist;
T l.: Brunk. b: s., horticulturist; NJ. Francis,
d. V. M, veterinarian; w. Wipprecht, B. 8.
A., assistant chemist; j. W. Carson. assistant
to director; d. Adriance, assistant to chemist
agriculturist; c. K. Fuqua, sugar chemist state
Mail for the station should be addressed to the.
director.
State agricultural and mechanical college OF
Texas, location, College station, Brazos county.
Louis Lowry McInnis, n. A, chairman of COL
lege faculty.
COURSES OF STUDY.
The courses of study are two, each extending
leading by specialization of studies either TO the
degree of bachelor of scientific horticulture or
to the degree Of bachelor Of scientific agricul-
ture, and the mechanical course, leading in
similar way to the degree of bachelor Of civil
engineering or to the degree of bachelor OF
mechanical engineering. Post-graduate and
special courses are also provided.
FACULTY AND oTHER OFFICERS.
Louis Lowry McInnis, N. A chairman and
professor OF mathematics; William Lorraine
Bringhurst PHI d. vice chairman and professor
of EngIish and history. RudoInh Wfnnrecbt
professor OF language; Roger Haddock Whit
lock, M. E., professor OF mechanical engineer
lessor of agriculture; Frank A. Gullsy, VI. s.,
professor OF experimental agriculture; Henry
Hill Harrington, NJ s.. professor Of chemistry
and mineralogy; Thomas L. Brunk, B. s., pro-
lessor Of horticulture and botany; Lieut.. Will
lam Sherley Scott, First cavalry, U. s. army,
professor OF military science and tactics, and
commandment OF cadets; Marx Francis. D. v.
NJ, associate professor of veterinary science;
Frederick Ernst Giesecke, associate professor
socIate professor of civil engineering and
physics; Robert Franklin Smith, adjunct pro-
lessor Of mathematics; Rev. Charles Perkins
Fountain, chaplain and hbrarian;Joseph Dobson
Read, NJ. D., surgeon; William Benjamin Phil
pott, assistant professor of English; Duncan
Adriance, assistant professor OF chemistrys
John Marshall Carson, assistant professor or
agriculture; Herbert Spencer Jennings. assis-
tant professor Of horticulture and botany; Paul
Braun. 3. NJ e assistant professor Of me
ehanical engineering; John De Lashmutt Fear
hake, B. C.. E., instructor in mathematics and
civil engineering; Andrew Michael Guenther.
instructor in blacksmithing ami foreman Of ma
chine shop; Thomas NJ. Scott, business man
ager; Edward Walthall Hutchinson. B. G. E..
book-keeper; Charles Aug4Stts Lewis, foreman
of carpenter shop; 1ohns = anderson AlsWoFth.
foreman Of farm. Hekle8S eks B. s.. foreman Of
1ssles fOrsHsa Of oaa sd and vineyard.
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