Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-25

Mich. in botany; Edmund Joseph
Rendtorff, B. s. Uni iersity of Wiscon-
sin, Chicago, in mathematical physics
and electrical engineering: Theodore
Running, b. S. University Of Wiscon-
sim, Viroqua, in mathematics; Herman
Schlundt, b. S. University of Wiscon
sim, Madison, in chemistry and min
eralogy
Mechanical engineer-Edwin Hugh
Akara, b. S. University Of Wisconsin,
Chicago.
Electrical engineer Robinson Grow
ell A. b. stamford University, San
Francisco, Cal; Arthur Hillyer Ford
b. S. University Of wisconsin,, Madi-
son; Budd d. Frank ,niield, b. S. Uni-
versity of wisconsin,, Los Angeles
Cal; Arthur Rodney Sawyer, A. b.
stamford University) Madison.
Doctor Of philosophy-Ge George Henry
Alden, A. B. HIarvard university
Madison in history, political science
and economies; Helen Page Bates, A.
B. wellesley university, Madison, in
HlSlOl y anu HIoLOl ltdl Jul
isprudence; James II. Hamilton, A. NJ
University Of Indiand), in economics
sociology, and american history
Harry Huntington Powers, A. NJ. U'ni-
versity Of Wisconsim Palo Alto, Cal.
in economies, French and biology
Samuel Edwin Sparkling, A. b. Uniyer
sty Of Indiana, Madison, in public adj
ministration economies, and Ameri-
can history
University Honors.
Honorary fellows VIM. II. Chyno-
weth a. M. 0LaWrance), in Hebrew
George r. Flom, a. NJ. (VanderbilD, in
Latin and German.
University fellows Myron e. Baker,
A. NJ. GIaryard), in English; Ernest X.
Buckley, b. S. University of Wiscon-
sim, in geology Charles II. Bunting,
b, s. University of wisconsin,, in hi
oIogy; Arthur II. Ford, b. $. OTnivcr
sity of wisconsin,, in electrical en-
gineoring; l3althosar II. Meyer, b. l..
University Of wisconsin,, in economics
John O. Quantz, a. b. University of
TorontoJ, in philosophy; Theodore
Running, b. s. University of Wiscon
sim, in mathematics; Charles II.
Shannon, b. A. emory and Henry, in
Greek; Grant Showerman b. A. Uni-
vcrsity of wisconsin,, in Latin, Chas
Y. Wentworth, A. b. NIarvard), in his
tory.
Japanese fellowship in economies
NJ. ShioZaWa, Tokyo, Japan.
Rockford college fellowship in eco
Monies Mary Sabin, A b. (Rockford
college,, Belvidere, I'll.
Christian cndcavor graduate scholar
slip In social science Mary Spence
B. A. University of Wisconsim Mil.
waukce.
Special honors for theses Carl
Lotos Becker, William Joseph Hook
ing and Clara Gladys Jones
in American history; Willard Gros-
vcnor Blcyer and Martin Philip Rind-
laub In English; larry Alexis Hard
ing and John Weinzirl in bacterology
Charles Waiter Hart and Charles
Henry Parr in steam engineer
ing David William Maloncy
in economies; Grant Slovenian
in Latin; William Duane TaIman in
mathematics; George Walker Wilder
in physics
Medals for the judging of stock -
Ogilvie gold medal, by r. b. Ogilvie.
Madison, for highest average of all
scores. James Edward Dodge, Oxford
willie: lloven gold medal, by NJ J..
llovcn, Madison, for greatest pro-
ticiency in Judging fat stock. Charles
Albert Nicolaus, Troy Center; Briggs
silver medal, by II. A. Briggs, Elkhorn.
for greatest proficiency in Judging
horses, George Elmor Douglas Cam
den. Ohio; Hoard's Dairyman silver
medal, by w. ID. Hoard TT Atkinson,
FOR greatest proficiency in Judging
dairy cows James Edward Doge. Or
fordVille; Jones silver medal by w
\. Jones, Mineral Point, for greatest
proficiency in judging hogs. John
Henry Mort, Richnold Iowa: McKer-
row silver medal, by George McKer-
rev, Sussex, for greatest proficiency in
Judging sheep, William Wilson, Madi-
son; Moves silver medal, by A. r..
Noycs, Beaver Dam, for greatest pro-
hcicncy in Judging beef cattle. Charles
Albert Nieolaus, Troy Center.
TO RATIFY THE NOMINATIONS.