Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1876 [PAGE 129]

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10 lbs Potassium carbonate 2 '• " hydroxide 5 " " chlorate „ 2 " " ferricyanide 5 " " ferrocyanide 10 " " dichromate 1 " " 1 " '• bromide 5 " " cyanide 5 " Sodium phosphate 10 " " sulphate 5 " " bicarbonate 5 " *( borate 10 " •' acetate 20" '* hyposulphite 1 keg " carbonate (com) 1 carboy Ammonia 8 lbs. Ammonia C. P 20 <4 Ammonium carb •' 20 " chloride 2 " Barunn nitrate 2" " chloride 10 *' " carbonate 2 " Strontium chloride 2 " " nitrate 10 " " sulphate. 10 " Alum 2 " Chrome alum. 5 oz. Nickel sulphate 1 lb. Metallic nickel 5 oz. Cobalt nitrate 10lbs. Copper sulphate... 50 " Iron sulphide 5 " Copper carb 2 " " acetate 2 oz. Cadinium % lb. Bismuth sub-nitrate 5 lbs. Lead acetate 2 " Red oxide 1 " Mercuric chloride 1 " Silver nitrate 2 "4 Tartar emetic 5 ' Arsenious acid 1 carboy Sulphuric acid 1 " Nitric " 1 " Hydrochloric acid..... 60lbs '•' " C. P 5 " Tartaric acid 3 0 " Acetic " 5 gals. Alcohol 30 nests of Beakers 20 " " Large Beakers 10 lbs Glass Tubing 1 doz. Funnels Total Very respectfully, June 3,1875. , $2 50 150 2 00 2 00 2 50 2 50 4 50 100 4 00 1 50 50 40 150 5 00 2 00 3 50 10 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 1 50 2 00 2 50 2 00 100 2 50 80 2 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 1 50 15 00 4 00 2 00 ' 1 00 3 00 1 25 60 2 2515 00 2 00 1 50 7 50 20 00 7 00 18 00 3 25 6 00 12 50 33 00 46 00 7 50 5 60 $307 65 H. A. WEBBEB

SCHOOL OF A R C H I T E C T U R E . CHAMPAIGN, June 3,1875. To the Regent and Board of Trustees of the Illinois Industrial University : GENTLEMEN :—I beg leave to submit the following report in behalf of the School of Architecture for the collegiate year just ending : The present number of students taking full courses in Architecture, is fifteen, fourteen gentlemen and one lady ; one senior, two juniors, three sophomores, and nine freshmen. Besides these, several from the schools have pursued special studies in Architecture, especially drawing. During the term just past classes have been taughtrm these practices, four members, Architectural Surveying; five members, Architectural Designing; two, Architectural Drawing for Architects; four for Engineers; and also, a class in Drawing for Gardening, of five members, for two weeks only, the allotted time. All the studies prescribed in the course of study for last year have been taught when desired by the students. In some, nearly all fourth year studies, there were no students, but there will be required during the next school year, so that the full course of instruction now required will be taught for the first time. During this year, a year's course in the practice, of ten hours per week, has been pursued by several freshmen, thus being qualified to work in the shops next year, and to produce better work than most students have heretofore been able to do. The practice is. very beneficial, but much experience and thought are necessary to direct the energies of the students so as to make the