The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

addition thereto, In case there shall he
found time shall do such work I'm con
ncction with the chemical laboratory ana
arranging, labelling and catdlogninE tho
geological and mineral collection at the uni
versity as may he determined by said Phil
lips under the direction of the president,
u, That the expenses of the removal and
Encouragement OF the geological collection
from the capitol to the university and the
repair of cases, Instruments and equipment,
subject TO the approval Of the president,
shall he paid out of the funds appropriated
by the legislature for said survey.
1, Under the provisions of the act cstnh.
fishing the survey and placing IL In charge
OF tue board OF regents Of the University
of Texas, list Of fees for ASSAYS nnaly-
sts and other scientific examinations Of
specimens of mineral substances found In
the State has been liked by said board sub
iect ia such changes and additions AS may
I've hereafter made and announced, This
list may he had on application 10 the uni
Ve"eity,
The laboratory IS thorouehly equipped
for al ordinary chcintvl Investigations aud
prompt and accurate returns viii be made
Communications should he addressed to
Dr. william h. Phillips. the University Of
1 Texas mineral survey, Austin. Texas
=. That the sum Of $4,000 appropriated
by the legislature and all fees collected for
( ASSAYS and analyses are hereby scr
aside and appropriated for the pur.
Pose of paNing the salaries Of satl
assistant gcologist Ia Held and economic 70
ology and mineraloEy, and said assistant
chemists, steuographer and tho said pro
fessor Of economic and held geology aud
minernlogN ana Tor the removal 10 Tho
university and the rearTangcmrnt ,and rc.
labelling, cRtalogulng, etc. Of the eeologi
cal collection, the repair Of eases and cguip.
inent and for the travelling and other eN-
wnses Of mnkhg said survey, and FOR tho
publication of bulletins, and Tor the col
lection and dis'rhut'oa If statistics 10.
lnting tn the mineral production Of the
state. and such other expenses as may he
incident to or necessarily growing out Of
( tue c"hducl OF SAID survey subject always
TO the approval Of tho president
DR.. William u. Philips VINO has been
Retained AZ the bead Of The mineral survey,
is an expert minerlloSiSt ami consulting
engineer, He Is a North Carollnan nv
birth and early education. For number
al years be has beeu employed as mining
export In the great hells of PENNSYLVANIA
4 DIR. Fl W Harper has heeu professor Of
( chemistry In tho University Of Texas for q
number Of wears, and Is WILDLY known az
J an expert In that department OF science.
me three assistants, III Ben r. Hin, q,
2 II, Paint - ~. aud Mr., s. III Morrell are
I an Texans ana products OF the University
Of Texas training. Since gradpatng nr
Hilll mas taken advanced work AZ Columbia
i University, New York City, where hta re-.
celyed his electorate. MI, Palm has been
( fellow Ia chemistry In the University OF
+ Texas for the past two years. and Mr.
| Worrsll i nc present student assistant in
! The hoard adopted the general plans sub.
m'iteh nv George II. Stowe. architect for
i repair of damage 20 the buildings OF the
medical department 81 the nnlversits Alone
! by the storm In Galveston September g
1900 Such modification or The plans 10 he
mnde ~ 10 bring the cost of construction
Within the sum az the disposal Of the hoard
for such repair,
4 II was ordered that the present session Of
i'fhe medical department close on Inue IL,
~ J. instead Of Inne 80, as heretofore pro-
yided.