The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

rrcs Eezry I2n3es. wAs was recently
2p2okaxra state Esozoxix<- has fast re-
raxned Sxoz Olympia where he had gore
20 lock - the equipments and ere COL
geessxsss- Nh@a the legislature refused
10 &pEFeprfats fnnds Cor this position
TIE rtnfn< bureau stored the property in
tie easement az the Thursxon coanzy
cosxSx Aease- All thNss sh1a<s have S2ea
removed - TIRE o.sce os the state Es~zo-
East Sc The University c< Washington.
There are fourteen boxes ~ GreS. rxscAs
ard minerals showing w-Ashgnxscn.s rs
so4rxes ia mines and a9arrsas@ These
bcxeS probably ccnfain over SsA spaSi-
r1eEs- -szer@ ara also tao Mne nal2tcxS
n Blocking -hoaFSt tonxs. eFss1zsies~ etc.
heirs part ok ire aSs&y oatgss. In aalal-
ttoa - these ARE q few Aocks and maps.
AZ sAe@e w1ll now serve = dorsle purpcse
being pat 70 lse IN their proper place n
the es1ce ns TIA state keoaag1st. and also
becoming valuable fer Es1 "a tie state
university
Sazas valnxsle material has been re-
cslFed ~ the department. o. esoieEy q
TIRE university frnrn the Smithsonian Tn
sEtzataan- There are twc cases. caeA con-
t2tBIrax 80 specimens or fishes In alcohol.
collected ~ tha United States Hsh com
nssSs5oz IN The head waseE< a. sha Colnrs-
"a = sA@ state 81 Idzaos Tia secoE<s
case. xhseh has already been uupAeke1.
&4EGQNt.
repressE<ars snvNnty-Ave species. COZ
lecteA ~ The Tnisea States slsA eOrnnis-
sion In tA~ Nc~fh Pacific and Rerflx sea.
IN wvttiag 80 President Harrington abo0s
these contributions. q. fsTown GocSsH. as
s4ss2nt seczetAry of the Smithsonian In
stisuston. sn charge Of the National rnss-
sx2rn. speaks as fellows These sp<c1-
mems h@se ezsen selected from the duplt-
Gates IL the <afsonai museum collection.
ard ara transmitted IL Aecor1Anee with
tha usage 81 the Smithsonian Institution
IN AtxETssuslen Ct Duplicate material. Tho
material 81 aThseh thas eolAectson forms i
part has been transferred 70 the National
MUSEUM. IN accordance wish law. by tho
United States fish commission Prof.
Charles Hti1, ef the department. OF Alel-
cxy. = r1w e1sg transferTsnS the fishes 10
neAs boxes ard tass. 80 that tire material
wEl - AyaGs&sie for class work by tho
opsnsng * the next university year.
Trever kincAid has s0sk rafurn<4 frcm
TIE HtasssAaw expedition in tAe John
Day region Of Eastern washington. aHst
rep0rts that the university ususeara VII
be enriched ~ "A great deal ~ useful ma
tsrsai as a reszlt cf this expedition Mr..
Eau4seaw writes that he has already
shipped 10 pounds OF fossil bones and -
pounds u Indian cHrtex. F'saIfsr accounts
OF these cciieetioas viii Re given a. soon
Is the expedition returns.
From the requests being received fer
university catalogues. II Is quite apparent
thai tho rev year VII Sc the masrscula-
tion % large freshman class
rr. Heurv &. Myers. professor ef chem
tstry ard dean % the department of phzr-
macy Ia the university. Is spending his
sumner vacation in California
Prof Mark Basaey. sv-. 81 the 6cparf-
meat 81 ancient languages. - spending
thu vacation On the Yukon river In
Alaska.
Dr. e. J. Hamilton. department Of phil
csophy. L. visiting in the East. with head
quarters AZ Schenectady. -. r. Pref. @.
NJ Dawson IS likewise IN the East. He
viii spend much time at Washington
CITY.
Helen Nay Anthony. r. s. Pm c.. h
spending the summer IN the chemical Ia
hoTatorieS at special research work