DOCUMENT NUMBER 28 The Land Grant Colleges and the 1862 Land Grant Fund. This table is used by permission of Benjamin F. Andrews, Specialist in Land Grant College Statistics, Bureau of Education. 517,000.00|. The Land Grant Colleges and the 1862 Land Grant Fund. (Continued) (10) 439,186.80 31,020.00| 31,020.00 120,000 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 yes 3,035.68 464.32 2,500.00 180,000 130,500.00 191,800.00 11,508.00 11,508.00 300,000 300,000 0 271,875.00 400,000.00 23,960.00 So Dak. 160,000 160,000 143,960 128,804.87 128,804.83 5,242.70 10,964.57 16,071.23 180,000 180,000 0 174,000.00 209,000.00 209,000.00 yes 10, 450.00 Utah 200,000 200,000 18,516 ture in 1915. 194,136.74 194,136.74 Vermont 150,000 149,920 0 122,626.40 135,500.00 8,605.60 2,853.47 1,296.83 12,755.90 Virginia 8,130.00 300,000 300,000 0 (11) 285,000.00 516,468.00 Wash. 30,988.08 30,988.08 90,000 89,438 65,932 562 247,608.36 247,608.36 12,345.67 W. Vir. 150,000 (1) 7,081.29 19,426.96 90,000.00 116,500.00 7,393.00 7,393.00 40 0 303,594.61 168 303,594.61 303,594.61 yes 12,728.14 12,728.14 1,531.52 475.09 6,214.37 8,220.98 2,205,489.08 TOTAL 8,160,000 2,890,000 10,929,215 1,209,837 51,850 (1)-Interest on deferred payments included. (3) Some interest on deferred payments is included with interest fund. (5)-Some income from leased lands included with interest on invested (6) Of this total $29,778.40, 10% of the total issue, was used to purchase land for Mass. Agricultural College. 725,496.32 71,258.05 54,884.83 4,877.76 856,318.95 (7)-Board of Regents authorized to transfer funds to cover deficit in interest. (8)—$5,000 of this capital was used to purchase land for the A. & M. College. (10)-$43,886.50 was used to purchase land. (11)-10% was used to purchase land. Feb. 16, 1893 Sept. 15, 1893 Feb. Un. Feb. 15, 1869 Sept. 7, 1871 Un. Mch. 7, 1873 Oct. 12, 1874 Mch. 7, 1873 Col. Jun. 7, 1866 Sept. 4, 1868 Jun. 7, 1866 Col. Nov. 10, 1766 Mch. 21, 1863 Feb. 28, 1889 Mch. 10, 1890 Feb. 28, 1889 Un. Apr. 27, 1865 Oct. 7, 1868 Apr. 27, 1865 1887 Oct. 1889 1887 Mch. 9, 1890 Sept. Un. Mch. 22, 1870 Sept. (1)-Georgia State College of Agriculture. 8, 1891 Mch. 9, 1890 7, 1873 Mch. 22, 1870 (2) School opened in 1859, college on March 17, 1869. 4)—Massachusetts maintains one state Agricultural college and aids the Mass. Institute of Technology, a private foundation, Harvard University, also a private corporation, takes the place of a State University. (5)-Rutgers College is a private corporation but is aided by the state and is the official State College of Agriculture. (6) While Cornell University is a private corporation the state aids in its support and management and it is therefore considered as New York State's land grant university. 16, 1893 1873 (7)-Ohio State University is the officially recognized State University and includes the college of agriculture. Ohio also has created two other State Institutions, Miami University and Ohio University, and aids them with state funds. (8)-Corvallis College, opened in 1865, became Oregon Agricultural College in 1885. |