The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-05
How 1t Was Observed at the Agricultural
Colege-NOtes OF Interest.

| how 1t was Observed at the Agricultural
ColIege-NOtes OF Interest.
Arbor Day was duly celebrated at the
Agricultural college. At9 a. m. the stu
dents and visitors assembled in the college
chapel, Prof Richmond acting as presi
dent.
Prof. Richmond then addressed the
school on the question, "Arbor Day. fol
lowing the theme from its infancy, when
resolutions were passed by the Interna-
| ,ional Forresters convention at ST. Paul.
Mimi, In 1888, praying that the schools
duly celebrate the day by devoung the
day to the study of trees, plants or shrubs.
He was followed by Prof. Everett, on
- he History of the Forest Laws of the
United States"
Prof. John I. Game, ir., then read Bry-
ans Gods First Temples"
duet was rendered by the Misses Game
and Moreand.
Tue classes then betook themselves to
| the. grounds, and, Notwithstanding the
storm, planted each a Tree, to be known
hereafter as The Glass Tree" Ever
greens, the stately pines and the shay
ooXelders were planted lin the earth, u TO
show in after years the honor psil to
ArbOr Day in Logan.
The societies and classes that planted
] trees are as follows: The LoDrfeIlow
society, the Cliolian NaIies) society. and
the classes in business, agriculture,
domestic arts, civil engineering, the pre-
paratory, the freshmen and Sophomore
Personal AND GENERAL.
The Nations editor has not vet returned
from his soiourn in the south, whittier he
HE'D himself TO attend the Republican con-
vention and etc. principally the iatter.)
D.
business.
solitary burro accompanied by two
over Jealous prospectors were seen wcpd-
ing their way to the ore tillel cafOns as in
days of yore. The prospe ctors were
Messrs. Hart and La Plata's redouhtable
Watson. the burro a native of Richmond
their destination Blacksmith Fork canon.
What might have been a serious accident
occurred on Second street near the resi-
dence of ID. G. Foster. a young man from
Richmond was seized with al epileptic fit
and fell backward into ditch, barely leav-
ing his nose and mouth out of the water.
A MIR. James (Wannamaker & Brown's).
hurried TO the rescue and seized him by
the hair, landing him safely on the walk.
G. ID. w. Fullmer, II. Turoitt and ID. C.
Foster carried the unfortunate youth into
the latter gentemRn's residence. where
kind hands administered aid until thew
SuIICSdSu III ICNiNluS llllI ID leE ne QaO re-
mained IN state of Inconsistencies for
nearly thirty minutes. Assistance was
sun moned and the young man conveyed
to his home.
Messrs. a. Anderson and Hammond have
returned from Provo, also Dave Murdoch
Lawson & Powers will open their Logan
house bar ABOUT the middle of this week
Mr.. Lawson was formerly connected with
The HERALD. We wish Frank success in
the "wetn ware line.
A heavy snow storm has left the streets
in deplorable condition.
Much dissatisfaction was expressed at
not receiving TIE HERALDs on yesterdays
afternoon train. What caused the delay!
The Y. P. association met in Joint ses-
sion. An entertaining programme was
rendered.
1t is stated the opera house band have
been asked to visit Pocstello 1t is proba-
bic the boys will give one of their fine con-
certs in the city of tracks" at no late date