Annual catalogue of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi . ovements; builder mo-tion; cam shaft and scroll; quadrant; faulty spinning andmethods of correcting same. WAEP PREPARATION.—Construction and object of twisters,spoolers, winders, warpers and slashers; the twisting of twoor more strands of yarn for spool cotton and other purposes;wet and dry twisting; travelers; spooling from cop and bob-bin; drum and universal systems of winding cones, tubes andcops; quilling machines; reels; beam and Denn warpers; elec-trical and mechanical stop motions; slashers, their operationand
Annual catalogue of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi . ovements; builder mo-tion; cam shaft and scroll; quadrant; faulty spinning andmethods of correcting same. WAEP PREPARATION.—Construction and object of twisters,spoolers, winders, warpers and slashers; the twisting of twoor more strands of yarn for spool cotton and other purposes;wet and dry twisting; travelers; spooling from cop and bob-bin; drum and universal systems of winding cones, tubes andcops; quilling machines; reels; beam and Denn warpers; elec-trical and mechanical stop motions; slashers, their operationand construction; appliances for putting lease on slasherwarps; necessity for sizing warps; preparing warps for slash-ers; sizing ingredients suitable for different grades andweights of cloth; size mixing; erection, operation and adjust-ment of the above machines; calculations relating to speed,production, etc. Preparation of yarns for the market; bunching, baling and box-ing. The practice work is supplemented with a course of lec-tures, study of text books and Mississippi A. and M. College 47 WEAVING A. ABBOTT, Instructor. It is the aim of this department to give the student a thor-ough practical and theoretical knowledge of weaving and weavingmachinery. Practical work in this department consists in weavingplain and pattern goods; dobby, drop box, leno and Jacquard weav-ing. The student will be taught the setting up, adjustment andfixing of the loom. Practical work will be supplemented by athorough course of lectures and recitations on the subject of weav-ing and the construction of the loom. Both theoretical and prac-tical instruction will be given on the subjects outlined below, viz.:SPOOLING AND WAKPING.—Various methods in general use;their advantages and disadvantages; beam, sectional, ball andchain warping; stop motions, mechanical and electrical;speeds; production, OF THE POWEE LOOM.—How to start up plain andfancy cotton looms; adj
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