Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
UTAWs GREAT UNIVERSITY.


The Uinh UuiyUuity, the head Di
the Tcfri,ory's educational syttcm,
opened today with an enrolment Of
$50 students which number Will be In.
creased TO 400 next week, when the
old sludcnts, shall have returned.
Through the courtcsy Of President
Kingsbury, NEws reporter was
SHOWN through the buildings, and
wa pleased with the equipment la the
different lines u work. Tho phyaIcal
aud chemical apparatul is excellent,
aud students tent from thii inalilu
ton have uistinguiahtd themselves
Ivy reason Of tho preparation
made. While the operating display is
"a cFlOE much Inconvenience b. CA.
Iuuo crl " rcaaon OF limited room.
fr3i. ktugahufy states that nn gppfo.
priati0n d. s21u,OOJ Ia oUuod In ORDER
10 ho abreast OF tho times. This iusli.
tuition wac foun ioi in 1850, Robert
Campbell, George q. Cannon and u.
II. Wells, whose portraits ndoFn IL
walls, having been former chnuccllOfs.
Tue normnl department Is under Joint
management OF tho SAT- Lake CITY
lioard OF Education ani the Board Of
Regents Of tue Uniytriiy. Following
are CiiiCtfg OF the B84fu Of Regents
and Faculty;
ChGcullof, Robert Hardness.
Secretary, Frank Pierce.
TREASURER, II. G.. Chambers.
Fnculty-J. r. kingebury, NJ. A.,
acting PRECEDENT professor Of chem
islfy anu physics, director Of chemical
laboratory,
W. NJ. Stewart, MIDI, professor Of
pedagogy.
w. NJ. Aber,A.B., professor OF Latin
and Greek.
Henry Montgomery, M. A., min.
oralogy anu geology, curator Of
MUSEUM.
First Lieutenant w. X. Wright, U.
>. A., military science and tactics, ~.
biaiaut professor OF mathematical.
w. J. Kerr, Il. s., professor Of mRth.
ematics.
Goo. NJ. Marshall, Pm. b., English
language anu literature.
Geo. X. Matthew'S a. NJ, professor
German aud French.
James h. ralmage, Pm. d., professor
OF metalluggy anu biology.
Joseph h. Merrill, Is. b., assistant
professor Uf chemistry.
Evan Stephens, Instructor In vocal
music.
David r.. Allen, Instructor IN mathe.
MATES and book keeping, registrar
anu secretary OF faculty.
G. a. Whiting, NJ. &c., history AMI
botany principal Of preparatory
school.
d. II. Augsburg, b. p, Instructor In
drawing.
Joseph p. White, Il. s., Instructor In
phyairs ana Mathematics.
Maud NJ. Babcock, Is. t., instructor
In elocution and physic culture.
byron Cummings, Is. A., instructor
In Latin anu English.
VIM. ID. Neal, Is. s., Instructor In
geology and mlnoralogy.
George q Cofay, librarian.
A detailed report OF this excellent
institution will appear In tho NEWS In
the near future. Suffice 10 say, IL IL
one Of which not only the Territory
but the West may be- proud.
The Utah School for the Deaf II also |
under the direction OF tho university |
board Of regents, aud numbera ut the |
present time forty, The branches |
taught comprise common school !
COURSE, varied 60 meet the wants OF the |
deaf children. The fret years are de. |
voted, Of necessity, to language In. |
struotlOn. Following In the corps OF |
teacher:
Frank w. Me,oslf, principal.
frank NJ. Ddggs, teacher.
Luella Sulllgr (arlioulatiOn) teacher.
The Oilicbrs are;
Frank w, MeIoalf, Principal.
Mrs. Il. G.. Metcalf, matr0n.
G.. f.. Wilcox, NJ. D., physician.
II. NJ. Driggf, foreman Of printing.
II. l.. Patterson, foreman OF carpsn.
ter shop.
Fred W. Reynolds, boys supervisor.
Mrs. +. Q. MetCali, teacher Of sew
ing.
Mrs. Mary McAvoy, teacher Of cook
ing.