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Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1871
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141 Monday, January 23. 2 P. M.—An Introductory Address, by Lemuel Allen, Esq.; Drainage and Irrigation, a lecture by Prof. S. W. Shattuck, of the Industrial University. 7 P. M.—The Political Economy of Agriculture, by Dr. J. M. Gregory, Regent of the University. Tuesday, January 24. 9 A. M.—Dr. E. S. Hull, on Horticulture. 2 P. M.—Dr. E. S. Hull, on Horticulture. 7 P. M.—Dr. Manly Miles, Professor of Agriculture, Michigan Agricultural College, on Principles of Mixed Husbandry. Wednesday, January 25. 9 A. M.—Dr. Miles, on Rotation of Crops. 2 P. M.—Dr. Miles, on Manures. 7 P. M.—Prof. A. P. S. Stuart, of the Industrial University, on Agricultural Chemistry. Thursday, January 26. 9 A. M.—B. S. Prettyman, Esq., on Cultivation and Husbandry of the Cereals. 2 P. M.—Prof. W. M. Baker, of the Industrial University, on Ancient Agriculture. Each lecture, address or talk, will be followed by a discussion of the topics embraced therein. AT COBDEN OR SOUTH PASS—FREE. Under the auspices of the Industrial University, the following lectures or addresses, each to be followed by a discussion on the topics embraced therein, will be held at Cobden, February 6th to 9th, 1871: Monday, February 6» 2 P. M.—Prof. T. J. Burrill, of the University, will lecture on Flowerless Plants, including the Fungi. 7 P. M.—Dr. J. M. Gregory, Regent of the University, will lecture on the Political Economy of Agriculture. Tuesday, February 7. 9 A. M.—Dr. Wm. LeBaron, State Entomologist, on Entomology. 2 P. M.—-Dr. E. S. Hull, on Horticulture. 7 P. M.—Dr. E. S. Hull, on Horticulture. Wednesday, February 8. 9 A. M.—Dr. Manly Miles, Professor of Agriculture in the Michigan Agricultural College, will lecture on the Principles of Mixed Husbandry. 2 P. M.—Dr. Miles, on Manures. 7 P. M.—Judge A. M. Brown, of Villa Ridge, one of the Trustees of the University, will give an address. Thursday, February 9. 9 A. M,—Prof. A. P. S Stuart, of the University, will lecture on Agricultural Chemistry.
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