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GEM OF THE MOUNTAINS ‘ TO MELVIN AMOS BRANNON Our Beloved President in Gratitude and Faith This Book is Dedicated 84956
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e “GEM OF THE MOUMTAINS ‘16” The University of Idaho 2m) HE University of Idaho was authorized by an Act of the Terri- torial Legislature in 1889. It began its actual instructional work ow in October, 1892. Splendid service and loyalty have been devoted WJ to the upbuilding of the Institution. This is expressed by her material equipment consisting of nine major and four minor buildings, a stock-judging pavilion, farm buildings, together with 340 acres of land in campus and college farm, a library, laboratories and general college equipment, having a total value of $800,000. In addition to this equip- ment located at Moscow, there are experimental and demonstration farms located at Clagstone, Sandpoint, Caldwell, Gooding and Aberdeen. These comprise a total of 800 acres, and they have an equipment valued at $50,000. The original land endowment of the University consisted of 286,080 acres of federal lands, distributed as follows: 96,000 acres for the University proper; 100,000 acres for the School of Science; 90,000 acres for the College of Agriculture. Approximately one-fourth of this land has been sold for a little more than a million dollars. It is probable that the remaining lands should be sold for more than five million, tho their actual value has not been made known. The Federal government has stipulated that only the income of this land may be used toward paying current expenses at the State University. These federal lands give an annual income thru rentals and interests of $65,000 to $70,000 per year. Other federal grants for work at the State University are: $50,000 from the Morrill Fund, $15,000 per year from the Adams, $15,000 from the Hatch, and $10,000 per year from the Smith-Lever. By federal law, the Smith-Lever funds must be-used in extension work carried on by county agents and specialists in home economics. Both the Adams and Hatch Funds must be used in conducting original research upon projects approved by the United States Department of Agriculture. 7
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