Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-03

| anu iron dumb.belt, WAnutt luulan
clubg, delsafto freeing and controlling
exercise, wanting, hoflz)utai ana par
sllel bare, flying and travelling rings,
developing appliances, Swedish Gym.
nastlcs, voice tfani1g.
Special examination aud measure.
menis were taken Of each student, and
= sargent chart, showing the relation
/ " the stu aent to a certain type, gwen.
A large sud Interesting class at
tended this department.
rRoF. I,iNGsBuRY's DErARTNENT.
Asaying, General Chemistry Had
PhysiCs, Prof. Kingsbuy The c.bs,
In atsayiug has become acquainted
with tho crucibie aud scyuhcaiiUn
methods VI determination OF gold, oil.
yer and lead. and the wet methods OF
analysis Of copper and iron ores fJr
copper Hnl IRON
GENERAL CHEMISTRY.
In general chemistry the common
metals anu D1n'mttAls with the most
common COmpJunds have been
studied. Atomic theory, laws % def.
mite aud multiple proportions, OvOga.
dfO's law, common fractions, detvfml.
nation " the atomic and mUbculaf
welghtf, have all more or less been
considered. Each student has done a
largo number VI experiments IN the
laboratory 10 aoquaiut himself with
the principles aud theories Of chsmit-
try aud 10 iamiiiafiIo himself " ia the
elements anu compounds embraced IN
the course.
BY PROP ALLEN.
Arithmetic, algebra, geosetety aud
bookkeepinr-prOi ID. X. Allen IN.
slfuctor.
In arithmetic the following sutjso
have been tfoated quite thoroughly;
Metric system Of weights sui mDa.
futts; measures In c0mm0n ust; ratio
aud ptopoIti0h, percentage, Interest
anu discount, stocks aud uOudf; aYOI-
age; IOwcrs ana rDut.; mensuratiuu ul
sOlius, with development Of tue various
formulas anu rules. Text tOlE, Went.
worth aud Hiil's High School ArtA'
molic.
The work done by the olass In be.
ginning algebra covered the following
subjects which were quite thoroughly
treated; Drnnilions anu notation;
addition, subtraction; multiplica'
uot; division; iotmuls; factoriugi
highest common factor, lowest CON.
mou multiple; ifacllon,; solution Of
simple tquauuuF, containing ono un-
known quantity; pollution o. problems,
leading 20 simple tgualOnH containing
one unknown quantity. Wells AGA.
demic Algebra u the tckt book used.
The advanced course iu elementary
algebra covered the following subjects:
solution oi simple equations containing
I 49,. A at 81
simple equations containing more than
two ubhnuwu quantities: invOlutiou;
evolution; theory Of eTponenit, Tadi-
Ca; quAitatic equations; simultane-
Gus equations involving quadTaticii
theory u quairGtio u squaIions; solu.
ton Of numerous problem, Involving
the suUiul named above. Wells
Academlc Algebra Ia the text book
used.
Tue class Ia plane geometry com.
plsleI the tlfst thrse book. anu halt OF
| the fourth book VI WcntwOTth's New
| Plane Geometry. Considerable time
was devoted 10 the solution VI original
| problems.
IuR all this work the effort has been
| 10 teach the principles that undeflie
the work, rather than 10 have students
commit 10 memory SGT formulas and
rules.
Tue class In bookkeeping made very
satisfactory progress. The principles
I OF doubls entry bookkeeping were
| thoroughly mastered, ana some special
applications Of these principles were
considered. Williams anu ROgers's
New Complete Bookkeeping Is the
text book thai was ussi.
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