The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-31

1ulI OF encouragement 10 inc young
men who are ust starting out in life
| and should inspire them to large ideas
and lofty ideals. He emphasized the
fact that men were lacking to take
advantage of the opportunities of
life, rather than that there was Il
dearth Of opportunities. He closed by
insisting that nowhere is there a
greater scope of opportunity than in
North Carolina.
GRADUATES.
The following are the graduates and
| their theses
COURSE IN AGRICULTURE.
Robert Linn Bernhardt, Salisbury
Rowan county. Study of the Law OF
Variation in Animal Life.
John Wade Shore, Bonneville, Yadkin
county-The Dairy Industry in North
| Carolina.
COURSE IN SCIENCE.
Samuel Merrill Hanff, Raleigh, Wake
| County-Fermentation
| George Rowland Harrell, Kelford BERTHE
county, Orchard Technique.
| Henry Allen Higgins, Wilmington New
| Hanover county. A Study of the Water
Supply of Raleigh for Industrial Purposes.
Garland Jones, Jr., Raleigh, Wake
county Notification.
Ira Obed Schaub Cutler, Stokes county,
The Chemical Analysis of Pachymus
Cocus Gndian Bread, with VesD.
Simpson Alexander Vest, Tobaccoville.
| Forsyth county, The Chemical Analysis
of Pachymus Cocus Gndian Bread), with
| Schaub).
| Gather Hall Whiting, Raleigh, Wake
county A Study Of Some of the Foods
Supplied by the Raleigh Market.
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING.
| Kemp Alexander, Harrisburg Cabarrus
county, Design of Electric Light Plant for
this College with Mann and Ross)
Leslie Lyle Allen Study of the Raj
eigh Electric Light and Power Plant.
Leslie Graham Berry. Washington,
Beaufort county, Design of a Transmits
| sion DynamOmeter.
James Harry Bum Henderson, Vance
county, Design of Coal Trestle and
College with SMITH.
Louis Henry Mann. Middleton, Hyde
county Design of Electric Light Plant
for this College with Alexander and
Ross.
Robert Hall Morrison, Mariposa, Lin
coin county, Design of Electric Light
Plant for Mariposa Cotton Mill.
William Montgomery Person. Kittrell,
Vance county, Design and Estimate of
cost of a system of Sewers for North
Carolina College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts and the West Raleigh Dis
| trict with Person and Rose).
Junius Edward Porter, Emerson, Bladen
county, Design and Estimate of Cost of
| a System of Sewers for North Carolina
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
with Porter and Rose).
Roger Francis Richardson. Selma,
Johnston county, Design of Electric
Light Plant for Selma Cotton Seed Oil
NILS.
William Edwin Rose, Statesville Iredell
county, Design and Estimate of Cost of
Sewer System for North Carolina College
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and
West Raleigh District with Person and
Porter.
Floyd De Ross, Charlotte, Mecklenburg
county, Design of Electric Light Plant
! for this College with Alexander and
| Ross.
William Turner Smith, Design of a Coal
Ttrestle and Chute for Agricultural and
Mechanical College with Bunn).
Roscoe Marvin Wagstaff Olive Hill.
| Person county, Construction of an Instru-
ment for Testing the Springs of Steam
Engine Indicators.
DEGREE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEER.
Benjamin Cary ,Fennell, Raleigh Wake
county, Design of an Apparatus for Test
| ing and Transmitting Power of Belts.
DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE.
James Adrain Bizzell, Dunn, Harnett
county, A Study of the Aduteration of
| Vinegar and Baking Powders.
| Hugh Williams Primrose, Ensley, Ala
bama. A Study of the Personalities used
| in Canned Goods.
DR.. Winston presented his report of the
years work. The report covered every
department of the college work, and con-
tains many valuable suggestions. In the
meeting yesterday the Board adopted
nearly all the suggestions contained in
the report.
BOARD OF TRUSTEE MEET.
! NJ. College met at President Win
| ston's office yesterday morning. At
II O'Clock they adjourned. for the
| graduating exercises, and were in
session again in the afternoon until
| half past six o'clock.
The report Of the president was read
| and considered. The report is very
| long and its consideration consumed
almost the entire session.
One of the most important steps
! taken by the Board yesterday was the
| establishment Of Il manual training
| school, where those who do not de-
| sire to become skilled engineers. may
learn practical work. such as black
| smithing. carpentering. etc.
DR.. Winston in his report made this
recommendation and the Trustees
considered it favorably. and voted
sufficient money to purchase the tools
and technical instruments necessary
1t was decided also to extend the
shop and technical instruction to all
the courses and in all the years Of
each course.
The Board took no action in regard