AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.

STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

[Under control of the State Board of Agriculture.]

*P. G. HOLDEN, B. S.,
F. B. MUMFORD, B. S.,
H. P. GLADDEN, B. S.,
R. J. CORYELL, B. S.,
W. L. ROSSMAN, B. S.,
H. E. HARRISON, B. S.,

* Resigned April, 1893.

DIRECTOR,
ASSISTANT,

O. CLUTE, M. S.,
P. M. HARWOOD, B. S., Agriculturist.
L. R. TAFT, M. S.,

OF

Director.
ROBT. C. KEDZIE, M. A., M. D., Chemist.
Horticulturist. HENRY G. REYNOLDS, M. S., Sec. and Treas.

ADVISORY AND ASSISTANT STAFF.

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Asst. Agriculturist. | G. C. DAVIS, M. S., Consulting Zoologist.
Asst. in Agriculture. E. A. A. GRANGE, V.S., Veterinarian.
Horticulture. CHAS. F. WHEELER, B. S.,
Botanist.
"Horticulture. L. A. CLINTON, B. S., Asst. to Director.
Chemistry. Mrs. L. E, LANDON,
Librarian.
Chemistry.

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THE

STATION COUNCIL.

SUB-STATIONS.

Grayling, Crawford county, 80 acres deeded; Local Agent, Dr. O. Palmer.
South Haven, Van Buren county, 10 acres rented; 5 acres deeded; Local Agent, T. T.
Lyon, President State Horticultural Society.

HON. A. C. GLIDDEN,
HON. CHAS. W. GARFIELD,

STATE WEATHER SERVICE.

[Under control of the State Board of Agriculture.]

OFFICERS OF THE SERVICE.

STANDING COMMITTEE IN CHARGE.

Edward A. Evans, U. S. Weather Service, Detroit.
E. H. Nimmo, Detroit.

Paw Paw.
Grand Rapids.

STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

FACULTY AND OTHER OFFICERS.

a

a b

a b

O. CLUTE, M. S., President; Feb. 25, '63; be May 25, '89. THEOPHILUS C. ABBOT, LL. D., Emeritus Professor of Mental Philosophy and Logic; Feb. 5, '58; July 1, '85. Died Nov. 7, '92. ROBERT C. KEDZIE, M. A., M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Curator of the Chemical Laboratory; be Feb. 25, '63. ALBERT J. COOK, M. S., Professor of Zoology and Entomology and Curator of the General Museum; Jan. 1, '67; Nov. 10, '68. WM. J. BEAL, M. A., Ph. D., Professor of Botany and Forestry and Curator of the Botanical Museum; July 9, '70; Feb. 22, '71. E. A. A. GRANGE, V. S., Professor of Veterinary Science; abe May 22, 1883. HENRY G. REYNOLDS, M. S., Secretary; Nov. 15, '70; June 11, '85; Aug. 5, '85. Resigned June 30, '93. LEVI R. TAFT, M. S., Professor of Horticulture and Landscape Gardening, and Superintendent of the Horticultural Department, Aug. 1, '88. HOWARD EDWARDS, M. A., LL. D., Professor of English Literature and Modern Languages; Aug. 25, '90.

a

abc

a b c

FRANK S. KEDZIE, M. S., Adjunct Professor of Chemistry; Sept. 15, '80; Jan. 1, '91.

C

[UNDER CONTROL OF THE state board of agriculture.]

a

b

a

d

a c

LESTER P. BRECKENRIDGE, Ph. B., Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Director of the Shops; be Aug. 24, '91. HERMAN K. VEDDER, C. E., Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering; Sept. 15, '91.

abc

P. MIRICK HARWOOD, B. S., Professor of Practical Agriculture and Super'intendent of the Farm; e Feb. 1, '92.

abe

C

EDSON A. LEWIS, 2d Lieut. 18th Infantry, U. S. Army, Professor of Military Science and Tactics; be June 20, '92.

PHILIP B. WOODWORTH, B. S., M. E., Assistant Professor of Physics;

C

May 22, '87; Aug. 7, '89.

ALVIN B. NOBLE, Ph. B., Assistant Professor of English Literature and

a b c

Modern Languages; Sept. 1, 89. WILLIAM S. HOLDSWORTH, B. S., Assistant Professor of Drawing; Feb. 22, '81; Aug. 22, '87: Jan. 1. '90. JAS. S. MCBRIDE, Assistant Professor of History and Political Economy;

b

b Aug. 20, '92; May 1, '93.

b

a b

a

EDGAR A. FURNETT, B. S., Assistant Professor of Agriculture and Instructor in Animal Industry; b Aug. 10, 89; Aug. 24, '91; d Apr. 20, '93. FRED W. MONAIR, B. S., Assistant Professor of Mathematics; abc Jan.

C

1, '92.

e

CHAS. F. WHEELER, B. S., Instructor in Botany; ab March 1, '90; Jan. 1, '91; May 1, '92.

abc

GILBERT H. HICKS, B. S., Instructor in Botany; e June 6, '91.
WARREN BABCOCK, Jr., B. S., Instructor in Mathematics; abe June 20, '91.
GEORGE A. GOOD ENOUGH, B. S., Instructor in Mechanics; abe Aug. 24, '91.
WILBUR O. HEDRICK, B. S., Instructor in English; ab Aug. 24, '91.
WILLIAM H. VANDERVOORT, B. S., Foreman of the Iron Shops;
abe Nov.

1, '89.

ALFRED G. GULLEY, M. S., Foreman of the Horticultural Department; abe Mar. 1, '90.

a First appointment.

b Present appointment.

• Present title.

abc

ALBERT R. CURTISS, Foreman of the Wood Shops; Aug. 25, '90.
E. A. EDGERTON, Engineer; be Mar. 25, '91.
MRS. LINDA E. LANDON, Librarian; be Aug. 24, '91.
KENYON L. BUTTERFIELD, B. S., Assistant Secretary; abe Oct. 1, '91; Apr.
1, '92.

a b

C

THOMAS GUNSON, Foreman of Greenhouses;
JOSEPH MCCRACKEN, Foreman of the Farm; abe Feb. 15, '92.
WALTER D. GROESBECK, B. S., Assistant Secretary;

a b c

a be

1, '93. OSCAR CLUTE, abs Feb. 1, '93.. ERNEST WITTSLOCK, Foreman of Farm; be Feb. 2, '93.

abc

d Resignation.

e Transferred to experiment station staff.

d

Apr. 1, '91; Sept. 1, '91.

d

Apr. 9, '92; Feb.

July 1, 1892. 1, 1892.

ACCOUNTS OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL

COLLEGE.

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1, 1892. 1, 1892. June 30, 1893.

June 30, 1898. 30, 1893.

**

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1893.

30, 1893.

30, 1893.

June 30, 1893. By current account disbursements, per table No. 3, page 11:

$69,648 29
5,193 98

By special appropriation disbursements, per page 10
To current account receipts, per table No. 3, page 11:
From State Treasurer

From United States Treasurer

From institution

From institution on building account.

General current account..
Current building account

$51,600 34
18,000 00
12,740 14
1,877 16

To balance due students on deposits..

By cash on deposit with college treasurer, less $1,927.46 out-
standing warrants.

By cash on deposit with New York Bank.
By cash on hand.

Dr.

$753 19

4,679 26

47,546 49

84,217 64

3,159 90

$140,856 48

• Cr.

$3,956 79 1,145 27

39,145 18

74,842 27

17,813 26

365 98 3,087 73

$140,356 48

TABLE NO 1.-Tabular exhibit of Secretary's account.

Balance sheet,
July 1, 1892.

Transactions July 1,
1892, to June 30, 1893.

2

TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.

Balance, July 1, 1892

Receipts from State Treasurer and Secretary of State Board of Agriculture..
Interest on deposits, 12 months, at 4 per cent.
Warrants paid from July 1, 1892, to June 30, 1893.
Balance on hand June 30, 1893.

*Balance of Dr. and Cr. transactions.
†Treasurer's statement is greater July 1, 1892, by $3,548.38, and June 30, 1893, by $1,927.46 warrants out-
standing.

Dr.
$8,227 64
135,684 76
578 19

$144,485 59

9

$3,159 90

10,816 27

10,955 20

$24,931 37

Cr.

$124.744 87
19,740 72

$144,485 59

B. F. DAVIS, Treasurer.