The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
THE COLLEGE FACULTY.
Contract Awarded for the Vance Mon
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RALEIGH. A. c.. July Special
The trustees of the Agricultural and
Al .ch1uical College were busy yeslo-iay
hlling out the members OF The faculty as
follows:
The secretary Of the board was inc
structed TO cast the vote of the board for
Colonel A. O. Holiday for professor enc
rltls OF history and political economy
This was done and Colonel Holiday was
grained "a leave OF absence for one yoar.
Professor j. NJ Johnson. assistant proc
lessor in agriculture and experimental
filed crops salary $1,000
Mr.. y. S. Skinner farm superintendent
and steward salary $1,000
Professor a. Rhodes Instructor In horti-
culture. salary 5000
Professor g.. ". Hyams. Instructor In
botany and entomology. salary. 500
Professor r.. IT, T.. Yates. assistant pro-
fcssor of mathematics. salary. $1,000
Professor IT, f.. Wright. Instructor i'm
mathematics and English, salary. S120
Professor O.. J.. Mann postgraduate In
structor i'm mathematics and civil en-
cheering
The textile department was removed
from The department of mechanical eugl-
neering tO the department of mathematics
and civil engineering. and am instructor
| for the department deferred uu next
meeting
Professor b. T. Fennoll. a post rradu-
ate instructor in drawing salary $3.50
Mr. T.. @. Butler was continued as
| bursar 40 a salary of $50 per month until
| the next meeting OF the board.
Mr.. j NJ. Tricks clerk 10 agricultural
| and experiment station. salary 5000
Mrs L. V. Darby stenographer and
| clerk 20 the agricultural and experiment
department.
The vacancies yet 20 be filed az the
/ next meeting Of the hoard are the fol-
| lowing:
Professor OF agriculture. salary. 1850
Instructor in animal Industry and biol
ogy. salary $1,000
Instructor ln textile art and science;
/ salary. $1,000
The opening OF the college TO women is
not looked upon with favor as "a general
| thing. The Baptlsts ln many instances
| think the Step blow at the Baptist Fee
male University to Doe opened here n Sep
| tember The college VIII oc opened n
| the fan. but there is sul needed s. 600 90
complete tho big central building.
Splenetc fever is spreading rdu.dly in
| the county and much havoc s being
wrought among the cattle
The Craig law viii be- tested go once.
David E Fleming of Iredei has insti-
tuted suit iu che Superior Court of that
county against the Southern railroad for
/ $4,000 personal damages. The Southern.
through fits attorney. win file petition
| for the removal of the case % the United
States Courts. 10 is believed Judge fwart
viii grant this petition. thus patiins the
Craig law before the courts. The result
/ fr.f %
Mr. Henry j. Eucott of Washington
city. was awarded the contract for the
bronze statue of Governor Il. b. Vance.
10 is tO be- of United states standard
bronze. eight feet six inches high. the
pedestal OF North Carolina granite. seven
feet six inches high Governor Vance
stands with his left hand on a pedestal.
upon which is draped "a North Carolina
fag His right hand is eXten1ed. was
his position I'm speaking holding his
glasses The pedestal viii probably be
OF pink granite. ON the four faces or
which will be a torch ana a wreath
bound together by q broad Roman band
Governor Vance appears dressed IN
cl0sely-butt0ucd Prince Albert coat. ON
the pedestal win Doe. among other inscrip-
ti0ns. these words spoken Dy a friend az
the time OF his death,
ole never had an enemy who was rot
the States enemy
The employees at the penitentiary will
be paic ur from October lst 20 July lst,
leaving out the time of nine weeks from
January Isl TO March 6th. The warrants
were drawn for October. November cLd
December. then another set of warrants
from March 9th 90 July lst We're Issued
The first viii De paid from the money
from the bond issue and the second set
from the $4,000 appropriation for the sup
mort OF the prison. The two sets Of
warrants call for about so 0Q0