Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-08
Mere AND THERE
IN The State
News Gathered in Raleigh by Our
Correspondent.
TIE a. AND M. COLLEGE
TIfc Trustees Continue Their WorI
of Reorganization Constitutions
nifty OF Craig Law 10 Rc Tested
>pIcneuc Fever Increasing A
Novel sight witnessed in selma =
Brakeman Killed.
TIE a. AND M. COLLEGE

Raleigh, n. c., July THE trustees
of the A. and NJ. College yesterday con-
tinued the work of thoroughly reorgan-
izing the college by re-electing the pres
ent officers and teachers, and by leav-
iGg two OF three on the anxious bench,
to be er-elected mt another meeting TO
be held August 1st
Places left open yesterday to be filed
on that occasion are:
Professor of Agriculture and expert
mental field crops. Salary S1.S00.
Instructor in animal industry and an
imal biology. Salary $1,000.
Instructor in Textile Art ana Science.
Salary $1,000.
Applicants for these positions should
address w. :. Primrose, chairman, RAJ
eish, y. c.
In the meantime, until the Professor
of Agriculture is chosen, Mr.. Emery is
continued in that position.
~ similar motion in regard 10 Mr.. +.
G. Butler, the bursar. prevailed. He is
to get $40 salary from now TO August
LIST.
Also Mr.. j. NJ. Ficks was reelected
clerk to the agricultural and expert
ment station, salary $500. and Mrs. L.
v. Darby was reelected stenographer
anu Cltlh W tut stl ana On
pertinent department. salary 500.
Other elections by the board yester
day were:
Colonel A. Q. Holiday professor
emeritus of history and political econ
omy. His election was unanimous and
he was granted leave of absence for one
year.
]. NJ. Johnson, assistant professor in
agriculture and experimental field
crops, salary $1,000.
b. S. Skinner, farm superintendent
and steward, salary 81 coo.
A. Rhodes. assistant professor of hor-
ticulture, salary 5000.
G. w. Hyams, instructor In botany
and entomology, salary $720.
r. 1. l.. Yates. assistant professor of
mathema tics. salary 81 900.
IT. l.. Wright. instructor in mathemat-
les and English. salary $500.
G. l.. Mann. postgraduate instructor
In mathematics and civil engineering.
salary $3.50.
y. f. Fcnnell. post graduate instruc-
tor in drawing, salary $3.50
TO TEST CRAIG LAW.
The Craig law OF the last Legislature,
compelling foreign corporations doing
business in North Carolina To domesti-
cate under the laws of this State, will
soon have a hearing in the courts. The
Southern Railway Company will at
once make n test Of its cOnstitutiOnality,
says the Charlotte Observer of to-day.
David f.. Fleming. of lredell. has in
stituted suit in the Superior Court of
1rcdell county against the Southern
Railway Company for 100000 personal
damages. Capt. Geo f. Basqn, of this
city, attorney for the Southern, Will file
n petition for the removal of the case
TO the United States Courts. and he
lieves that Judge Ewart will grant this
petition. Thus the Craig law will get
before the courts. Captain Bason has
no doubt whatever If the result lie
says there is long line OF decisions OF
the Supreme Court of the United States.
beginning with Wallace, IS in which
it is held that suit involving more
than 81. coo. between citizens OF different
States, Is removable to the United
States Court.
Captain Bason has been bus!ly engag-