The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26

Total $150,023.74
The expenditures in the same
period came to $~147,19O.46. The bal
ance was $2,S33.28. If there be de-
Quoted the amount left on hand be-
longing to the Deems Fund and not
available for general there
is really an excess OF running expenses
over income.
With regard to ratio of State appro-
priation to income it is interesting to
note, the report says, that in 1900 the
State appropriated $4,000 and the
receipts from other sources amounted
to $4,000 IN 1906 the State appro-
priation was $4,000 and income from
other sources was $4,000. In 1907
the amounts were $4,000 from the
State and $50, 600 from other sources.
The University grounds, buildings
ana equipment are valued at 1888, 900.
an increase of $61,400 over the Presi-
dents last report. The Indebtedness
upon this amounts to $24.750. The
invested funds of all kinds amount
to about $4,000 exclusive Of the
amount invested in buildings.
An increase of 5000 in the annual
appropriation for the maintenance
and support of the University is de
sired to put it in the very front rank
of southern institutions.
1t should be remembered that the
total enrolment ten years ago, for
the year 1907-'0S, including students
~ the academic department.. the
schools of Law. Medicine. and Phar-
macy, was 521. and that the academic
students. graduate and undergraduate.
VINO then numbered 377, now alone
number 531.
A usual, about 80 per cent of the
students are from North Carolina: of
those from other States or coun-
tries; II are from South Carolina. G
from Virginia, 6 from Florida. 6 from
PENNSYLVANIA. s from New York. >
from Texas. } from Tennessee. 2 from
MARYLAND, Z from cuba; and Alabama.
hhentucky, Mississippi, Ohio, New
New Jersey. and Okla
homa each send one,-that is, So stu
dents are from outside of this State.
Counties in North Carolina repre-
scnted by ten or more students are:
"Mecklenburg, 80: Orange. SO:
Wake, %; Forsyth, 27; New Hanover.
Y; Guilford, 81; Edgecombe. 10;
Cumberland, II; Durham. Is; WAYNE.
"A; Robson, II; Duplin, u; Johnston.
-; Rockingham. -: Alamance, u;
CASTOR. II; Surry. 10; Burke. IL:
Puncombe, 10; Pitt. 1t; Rowan, u:
sampson, 10; Moore, 10: Halifax. 10;
Pasquotank, IL; Craven, 10; Vance.
10; Rowan. II.
statistics Of the religious denomf-
nations represented among the stu
dents are of interest. and show tho
Wild extent of the Tniversity's inTIu-
ence among all denominations. There
are pa M~ethodists, 157 BaDtists, 13a
Presbyterians. 10 ~tIpiscopalians. -
Lntherans, 10 Roman Catholics, j
Christians, Z Hebrews, 6 M~oravians, (
disciples, ; German Reformed, , Az
VentistS and 2 Friends"
The Trustees Present.
IhOse present We're: Governor KiA
chin, A. b. Andrews. of Raleigh:
H. Battle. of Raleigh; w. H. s. BAN
gvyH,eTf %~vfuvrr. fre7I t5r,xee qy4rEecN
boro: 3. +. Dixon. of Shelby: Ia. IA.
Doughton, Of Sparta; DR.. n. M. F'eue-
bee. of Oxford; r. r. Gray. OF Rail
eigh. z. J. Hale. Of Fayetteville: John
Sprunt iIiA, Of Durham; +. Allen
Holt. Of OAK Ridge: Josephus Daniels.
of Raleigh; NJ. j. Hawkins. of Ridge
way; DIR. r.. u. Lewis, of Raleigh;
John Lamb. of Williamson: +. +.
Hobeood, Of oxford; II. A. London. Of
PIttsboro; n. A. Mclean. Of Lumber
ton; r. J.. Madison. of CuIlowhce:
Paul b. Means. of Concord: Thos.
Rufiin, Of Charlotte; ChAs. Whedbee.
Of Hertford; Alfred NJ. Scales, Of
Greensboro; c. NJ. Stcdman. Of
Greensboro Perrin Busbee. Of Raj
eigh; Walter Murphy. of Salisbury:
Charles w. Worth. Of WilmingtonF