. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. 333. The trustees of the college, in compliance with theterms of the act of April, 1891, providing for the removal,and appropriating $100,000 for the purpose, took imme-diate action in that direction. All the real estate of thecollege in Hanover was disposed of at private sale for$28,000 cash, and arrangements were made for repay-ment to the state by Dartmouth college of the $15,000appropriated toward the erection of Culver hall. Inentering upon the work of removal and rebuilding thecollege in its new location, the trustees found themse
. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. 333. The trustees of the college, in compliance with theterms of the act of April, 1891, providing for the removal,and appropriating $100,000 for the purpose, took imme-diate action in that direction. All the real estate of thecollege in Hanover was disposed of at private sale for$28,000 cash, and arrangements were made for repay-ment to the state by Dartmouth college of the $15,000appropriated toward the erection of Culver hall. Inentering upon the work of removal and rebuilding thecollege in its new location, the trustees found themselves N. H. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. 39 facing a problem of no small difficulty ; but the bestavailable talent was invoked in laying out the grounds,locating the buildings, and developing the natural beautyof the new surroundings. The track of the Boston &Maine railroad at present runs through the collegegrounds, but the road has in contemplation the removalof the track to the west of all the college buildings, thusremoving the objectionable effects of the
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