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and the question will be fully VENT.
la:ed ard active measures taken to
improve the roads of Missouri.
University Of the State of Mis-
SOuri

souri,.
c ,LUMBIA, BOONE Go, Mo July IS 1892
T, Th,s. F. Mi,chum. clerk Of the County curt
o. re:tis county, Missouri.
SIR Il, is nv duty to inform you thai.
under he provisions OF sec, ION S13s Re-
vi-ed S,a,u rs of Missouri, 1859. YOUR
county is entitled to nd 10 the dep Az.
mems OF the state university at Coiu nbis
and koll,, during The year ending June /,
1898, sixteen student. b.iween the ages OF
sixteen sni twenty Ave years.
Cad.r the rules adopted b. the board Of
curators, stu3ens shall poss. S, q good
moral character, and shall pass sa,isfac.
torv examination in arithmetic and the
principles OF English grammar and written
composition, and must pay the prescribed
fees, ,0-wit; On matriculsting in the
acstemic department, 40 entrance fee of
ten dollars, and contingent, e OF i've do,-
lars: ard a like Contingent fee at the be-
ginning OF the second half year, making
the whole annual charge twenty dpllss.,
For cue school Of medicine
twenty dollars for the r,t year and fifty
iollsrs for subsequent yssrs. For the
Sch02! Of Engi ecrius, f :. and ssse9nd
"a - ts.nts dollar: third and fJur,h
years fo',y dcllsf,. For the l,w .chool
n!iy dollars for first ye n studen's and forty
doll-rs TOR second year students. For the
Co &c Il agriculture and Mechanic Arts
| ten dollars. Examinations for admission
will b, given br the Englishoand maths
NAUTICAL departments on Thursd y, F-idsy,
Saturday and Monday, s~ptem-e, 8. 8. 10
sud l., pre- ding the opening of the Uni.
verify. The sessions of all the depart.
usnis will begin on the
SEQ: TUESDAY, 18th OF SEPTEMBER.
AID will continue until the 6rst Tnursday
II June, 1883 &c pr that # the School
OF Mines and Met.llursy Of Rolla, which
sill begin AMI erd oae week later, AMI the
Lsw school whicn opens On Ocsob " 1,
1892
The Missouri State Military school is
nov . department of the State U,isersitv.
Missouri Rev. Stat. 1889, secs. 692.-3i).
E,ch senator and representative in the
general assembly is expected 10 spp,int
one cadet from his di trics during the
month of August. These cadets after pas-
sing the required examinstions will b I'D.
mitted to the academic depsrr ueuts of the
univer ity free of tuition. Two complete
uniforms will be furnished By the state TO
each cadet. The College Of agriculture and
mechanic sr's has b en- reorxauiz d With
additional teaching forcs add greater IA
ciIitits.
Ample provision hiss been made for the
education and care OF young women in ell
the cis' SIS OF Ihe univ rsi'y. See catalogue
1892, page s..
six new and modern buildings sre nov
being constructed to replace the old main
building which was Destroyed BY Ere on
Jsnusry 3, 1892
beg to call your attention to the ap-
peuted extract from the Law on this sub.
jet
You will please. after giving two weeks
publication to thu. certificate, transmit to
me, on or befor. September LIST, . lis: of
the names of all the u uih Of your county
Who intend to msks application for en-
trance into the University at the COM
meneemest II the neat session
II -uch list is not transmitted, students
fro a other counties will be allowed to en-.
ter 10 lieu Of those to which your county
is entitled.
Board can BE- had in the University
boarding clubs for male students ut $1.75
per seek and upward; in private families
at s. % to "a so.
Ian very respectfully, your obediens
servaas J g. BABE.
Sec'y Board of CurAioss.
Persons desiring to enter the State Uoi-
versilv at COlumbis or Rolis. are fsqnire1
to make kooGu their iotention TO me %
or hsf1re september l. 1892.
Catalogue Of tie Uaissr-iiy can b. hid
on arp,ic alton to the University Librarian,
(o,uu hi. Mo-
THos. F. MIrcHUN.
Clerk Of Count Court fet,is 70, No.
81 decd & y 2w.
MISSOURI NOTES.
"A Ray county minister is sp ,ken
of as "Prong On the Methodist fork
Of salvation.
"A vein of silicate of zinc and
back jack has been struck near Day
ton. which is twenty-five feet thick.
Complaint is being made that
many unpatrio,ic citizens of Jefferson
Ii y evade the dog tax. A few pay,
the majority dodge.
The NJ. E. church at Hamilton is
being plastered and otherwise repaired.
The fall campaign against Satan will
soou open.
The editor of the Ash Grove Re-
publican probably got up before day
when he wrote the article about the
"Nights Templer" conclavs.
"A copious rain in Caldwell coun-
~ hiss destroyed ali chances of any
nubbins in the corn6elds and thus
drives one more nail in calamity,s
coffin.