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U. S. I’me, B.S., First Assistant.
mean S. GOFF, Horticulturist.

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GEO. W. CHURCHILL, Furmrr.
FRANK E. NEWTON, Stcnngmphcr.

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American Agricultural Colleges

AND

Experiment Stations.

CONSTITUTION

Adopted by a ConVention of Delegates from ngieul—
burial Colleges and Expet'iment Stations, held
at: the U. S. Depantment of Agnieulture,
Washington, D. (3., Oct. 18~20, 1887.

 

 NAME-

This Association shall be called The Association of
American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Sta-
tions.

OBJECT-

The object of this Association shall be the consid-

eration and discussion of all questions pertaining to the
successful progress and administration of the colleges

and stations included in the Association.

MEI/IBERSHIP-

At any regularly called meeting of the Association
each college established under the Act of Congress ap-
proved July 2, 1862, and each experiment station estab-
lished under State or Congressional authority, and the
Department of Agriculture, shall be entitled to one del-
egate; but no delegate shall cast more than one vote.
Other institutions engaged in experimental work in the
interest of Agriculture may be admitted to representa-
tion in this Association, by a majority vote. at any reg-

ular meeting of the. Association.

OFFICERS-

The Officers of this Association shall be a Presi—
dent, five Vice Presidents, and a Secretary, who shall
act as Treasurer. They shall be chosen by ballot, and
shall perform the duties which usually devolve upon
such Officers. They shall hold office from the close of

the meeting at which they were elected and until their
successors shall be elected.

The President, Secretary, and five persons. to be
chosen by the Association, shall constitute an Executive
Committee, which shall elect its own chairman.

The Executive Committee shall determine the time
and place of the next meeting of the Association ; shall
issue its call for said meeting, stating the general pur-
pose thereof, not less than thirty days before the date
at which it shall be held; shall provide a well prepared
order of business and program' of exercises for such
meeting, and shall make seasonable issue of said pro-
gram. I

It shall be the duty of each institution included in
this Association to present, at each regularly called
meeting, a brief report of the work and progress of said
institution, and such report shall be called for in the
regular order of business.

The Executive Committee shall be charged with
the general arrangement and conduct of the meeting
called by it; at which meeting, before its adjournment,
a new Executive Committee shall be chosen.

AMENDMENTS-

This Constitution may be amended, or changed, at
any regularly called meeting by a vote of two—thirds of
the delegates present.

 

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PROPOSE TO THE CONVENTION A SYSTEM FOR THE ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

01"

AGRICULTURAL AND EXPERIMENT STATIONS.

Adopted at a Convention of delegates from the above named Institutions held at the
U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Oct. 18-20, 1887.

 

Your Committee is of the opinion that in those States which have established, or may hereafter establish,
Agricultural Experiment Stations, by special charter or incorporation separate from any college or school, under
district Boards ofControl or Trustees, the organization may be assumed to be so separate and fixed, as to render
unnecessary any consideration by this convention, ofthis class of institutions.

The Committee has therefore directed its attention solely to experiment stations connected with colleges
and under the same general governing board.

After prolonged conference and full discussion of the many questions involved, your Committee have agreed,
unanimously, with a single exception, to the following advisory proposition :—

lst That all appropriations received under what is known as “the Hatch bill," should be applied in good
faith, to agricultural research and experiment and the dissemination of the results thereof among the people,
and that any diversion of funds to the general uses of the colleges would be a direct violation of the plain spirit
and intent of the law, and an inexcusable disappointment ofjust public expectation.

2nd That the experiment stations specially referred to should be so far separate and distinct from the
colleges that it shall be possible, at any moment, to show to any authorized inspector or investigator, that all
the funds derived from the United States under the Hatch bill, have been expended solely for the purposes of
agricultural experimentation according to the intent of the law.

31d That every department to be known and designated as an agricultural experiment station should
be (ldstiiictlyr orranized with its duties and control clearly defined and with a recognized oflieial head, whose
time shall he chiefly devoted to this department, who should be on an equal footing with the other heads of
departments, or professor of the college, and whose compensation should recognize the fact that the duties of
the position occupy every month of the year.

4th That the publications of the stations should be entirely separate from those ofthe colleges. The
quartely, or more frequent bulletins, should give their readers the results of experiments as fast as completed,
and only as completed, or as distinct chapters are completed. These bulletins should enlarge on those practi—
cal points, such as the improvements or restoration of soils, the development of plants and the breeding of
stock, when suggested by work done, even to the extent of repeating well-known principles and facts, when
these need to be taught.

Chas. \V. Dahney, «3f Term.
\V. I. Chamberlian, QfImva.
Henry E. Alvord, of .Mass. }
S. D. Lee, (if/Visa i

F or the Committee, Edwin \Villets, of Mich. J

Henry E. Alvord,
Secretary.
\VASHINGTON, OCT. 19, 1887.

COMMITTEE.

 

 t t p. e a m:

CONSTITUTION

ADOPTED BY A

CONVENTION OF DELEGATES FROM AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES AND EXPERIMENT STATIONS,

HELD :\’I‘ THE

U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

WASl’IlNG'l‘ON, D. C. OCTOBER 18—20, 1887.

 

NAME.

This Association shall be called The Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experi-
ment Stations.

OBJECT.

The object of this Association shall be the consideration and discussion of all questions pertaining to
the successful progress and administration of the colleges and stations included in the Association.

MEMBERSHIP,

At any regularly called meeting of the Association each college established under the Act of Congress
approved July 2, 1862, and each experiment station established under State or Congressional authority,
and the Department of Agriculture, shall be entitled to one delegate; but no delegate shall cast more than
one vote. Other institutions engaged in experimental work in the interest of Agriculture may be admitted
to representation in this Association, by a majority vote, at any regular meeting of the Association.

OFFICERS.

The Officers of this Association shall be a President, five Vice Presidents, and a Secretary, who shall
act as Treasurer. They shall be chosen by ballot, and shall perform the duties which usually devolve
upon such OtIicers. They shall hold otliee, from the close ofthe meeting at which they were elected, and
until their successors shall be elected.

The President, Secretary, and five persons to be chosen by the Association, shall constitute an Execu-
tive Committee, which shall elect its own chairman.

The Executive Committee shall determine the time and place of the next meeting of the Association;
shall issue its call for said meeting, stating the general purpose thereof, not less than thirty days before the
date at which it shall be held ; shall provide a well prepared order of business, and program of exercies
for such meeting, and shall make seasonable issue of said program.

It shall be the duty of each institution included in this Association to present at each regularly called
meeting, a brief report of the work and progress of said institution, and such report shall be called for in
the regular order of business.

The Executive Committee shall be charged with the general arrangement and conduct of the meeting

called by it; at which meeting, before its adjournment, a new Executive Committee shall be chosen.
AMENDMENT.

This Constitution may be amended, or changed, at any regularly called meeting by a vote of two-thirds

of the delegates present.

 

  

Railroad Depot, Freight and Ex. Office, Telegraph Office, WILLIMANTIC.
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EXPERIMENT STATION,
STORRS, CONNECTICUT.

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Telephone Connection at the College. T R U S T E E S :

His Excellency, the Governor, E.1--Q/f., Pussnmu'r. Hon. IV. E. SIMONDS, C:,mt0n chs— I’msmcur. T. S. GOLD, West Cornwall. SECRETARY. H. C. MILES,
Milford, Treasurer. J. M. HUBBARD, Muldlctoun IIon. E. S. HENRY Rockxi.11e Dr. A. HY DE Norwich. F. E. BLAKEMAN, Oronoque. Prof. S. W. JOHNSON,
lair—(2f. New Haven. E\1:cu‘r1vr-: COMMITTEE II. C. \IILES ’1. S. GOLD , A. IIYDE.

OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE : OFFICERS OF THE STATION :

B. F. KOONS, PRESIDENT. . . . . . Natural History. “7 0. ATWATER 023W _ ‘ . ' _ Middletown.

A. B PEEBLES . . . . . . . Professor of Chemistry. . -

C S PHE LPS - . ‘ . . . P rofessor of Agriculture. g. :3. 132.1%(2113: 11"” v"])171:c!m and C/z'cmzlr't, . . . Middletown.
. . g; i-mdtm z'st . . . . . Storrs.

GEO. A. V‘ ATERUAN . . . Professor of Vetennary Selence. C B L NE A E

A G GUI LE Y . . . Professor of Botany and Horticulture. A “Hm”! ”1 [ifl'nfl .rparzm'cm‘s, ’ ‘ ' Storrs.

\Iiss MARG -\RET KEN“ ILL, . . . . Lady Principal.

E. J. LE“ IS . . . . Professor of English and Literature. T. S. GOLD.

Miss H. LEZLA SMITH, . . . Professor of Domestic Science. J. M, HUBBARD

H S PATTERSON . . . Instructor in W‘ 00d and Iron Shop. B. F. KOONS.

Miss L. J. BARBER: . . . Instructor in Mathematics and Entrlish.

L. P. CHAMBERLAIN, . . . . . . Farm Superintendent.

Miss ANITA LOOMIS, . . . . . . . Stenographer.

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Norwich, Conn., Oct. 30th, 1895.
My Dear Sir ——

On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the Storrs Agricultural College'
of Connecticut, of which I am a member, I beg to ascertain from you the
system in vogue at your institution of purchasing materials and supplies
for college use. What we desire to know more particularly is, who does
the purchasing, for instance: after it is decided by the proper authori-
ties to make a purchase, does some officer of the institution act as pur-
chasing agent, whose duty it is to do all the purchasing, or does the
President of the college have the general oversight of the matter and
allow the other officers of the different departments to do the purchasing
for their departments? This latter plan is our system at present. The
thought in making this inquiry is to evolve some econOmical business plan
that will more thoroughly systemize the matter and put it, if possible,
above criticism. Hoping to receive an early reply from you in regard to
the custom at your College, together with jdur personal ideas on the sub—

ject, I am, Very respectfully,

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IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.

. DECEMBER 12, 1887.

MR. SPOONER introduced the following bill ; which was read twice and referred
to the Committee on Appropriations.

 

A BILL

To amend an act entitled “An act to establish agricultural experi-
ment stations in connection with the colleges established in
the several States under the provisions of an act approved
July second, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and of the acts
supplementary thereto,” approved March second, eighteen
hundred and eighty-seven.

1 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-

tives of the U m'ted States of America in Congress assembled,

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That section five of the act entitled “An act to establish agri-

" Cultural experiment statiOns in connection With the colleges

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established in the several States under the provisions of an
act approved July second, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
and of thetacts supplementary thereto,” approved March
second, eighteen hundred and eighty—seven, is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:

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printing and distributing the results as hereinbefore prescribed, '
thesum of fifteen thousand dollars per annum is hereby ap-
propriated to each State, and to each Territory entitled under
the provisions of section eight of this act, out of any money
in the Treasury proceeding from the sales of public lands, to
be paid in equal quarterly payments, on the first day of J an-
uary, April, July, and October in each year, to the treasurer
or other officer duly appointed by the governing boards of said

colleges to receive the same, the first payment to be made on

the first day of October, eighteen ‘ hundred and eighty-seven:

Provided, however, That out of the first annual appropriation
so received by any station an amount not exceeding one-fifth
may be expended in» the erection, enlargement,_or repair of a '
building or buildings necessary for carrying on the work of
such station; and thereafter an amount not exceeding five per
centum of such annual appropriation may be so expended.”
SEC. 2. That there is hereby appropriated to each State
and Territory entitled under the previsions of said act, to be
paid as in said section five provided, the sum of three thous—
and seven hundred and fifty dollars, as the first payment under

said act for the quarter beginning on the first day of October,

anno Domini eighteen hundred and eighty-seven.

 

  

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IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
DECEMBER 12, 1887.

MR. SPOONER introduced the following bill; which was read twice and referred
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printing and distributing the results as hereinbefore prescribed,
the sum of fifteen thousand dollars per annum is hereby ap-
propriated to each State, and to each Territory entitled under
the provisions of section eight of this act, out of any money
in the Treasury proceeding from the sales of public lands, to
be paid in equal quarterly payments, on the first day of J an-
uary, April, July, and October in each year, tor‘the treasurer
or other officer duly appointed by the governing boards of said
colleges to receive the same, the first payment to be made on
the first day of October, eighteen hundred and eighty—seven:
Provided, however, That out of the first annual apprOpriat-ion
so received by any station an amount not exceeding one—fifth
may be expended in the erection, enlargement, or repair of a
building or buildings necessary for carrying on the work of
such station; and thereafter an amount not exceeding five per
centum of such annual appropriation may be so expended.”

SEC. 2. That there is hereby appropriated to each State
and Territory entitled under the provisions of said act, to be
paid as in said section five provided,'the sum of three thous-
and seven hundred and fifty dollars, as the first payment under

said act for the quarter beginning on the first day of October,

anno Domini eighteen hundred and eighty-seven.

 

 

  

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Pres't. Jas. K. Patterson, Ph.g.
Agr'l. & Mech'l. College of
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