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Title: Catalog
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
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Publisher: (Rapid City)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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essor McLaury,Professor Runner. COMMITTEE ON STUDENT WELFARE: Professor McLaury, Chairman,Miss Hermann,Professor McLearie,Mr. Talbot,Professor Van Nuys. COMMITTEE ON THESES AND DEGREES:Professor Crook, Chairman,Professor Hartmann,Professor Runner,Professor Bochert. COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS: Professor Runner, Chairman,Professor Bochert,Professor McLaury,Professor McLearie. COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL MAGAZINE: Professor McLearie, Chairman,Professor Crook,Professor Hartmann,Professor Steele,Professor Bochert. ANNUAL CATALOG COMMITTEE ON CATALOG: Professor Steele, Chairman,Miss Hermann. COMMITTEE ON LIBRARY: Mr. Talbot, Chairman,Professor Crook,Miss Haft,Professor Steele. BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE ATHLETICASSOCIATION: Professor MeLearie, Chairman,Mr. Rodney Cragin, Secretary,President OHarra,Professor Runner,Mr. Harry Deutsch,Mr. Frank Newbowers,Dr. Charles McDowell. PROFESSOR McLAURY, Secretary of the Faculty. The regular meeting of the Faculty is held on thefirst Friday of each month at 3:45 P. M.
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THE JOHN CRERARLIBRARY General Statement Establishment of the School The School of Mines is a state educationalinstitution, and is at the present almost whollymaintained by appropriations of the State Legis-lature. It is endowed with 40,000 acres of SouthDakota land, a grant from the federal govern-ment. It receives a comparatively small incomefrom the rental of these lands, which are, how-ever, steadily increasing in value. The schoolis under the Regents of Education. The regents,five in number, are appointed by the governor,confirmed by the senate and have control of thevarious public institutions of learning maintainedwholly, or in part by the state as state institu-tions. The following is an extract from the act ofthe legislature, establishing the School of Mines: Section 1. (School of Mines Established.) That aSchool of Mines for the Territory of Dakota be establishedat Rapid City, in Pennington County, Dakota Territory. Itshall be the object of such School of Mines to furnish fa

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