The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-24
Agricultural College Trustees
flet Yesterday.
ROUTINE BUSINESS ONLY
HERALD'S ARTICLE HAS CAUSED
MUCH COMMENT.
Interesting Developments May Be
Looked For Today - Summit
County Commissioners Meet-Mrs.
McLaughlin's Dinner Party-A
Few Facts From Fairview.

Logan. Utah. April 2S.-The board OF
trustees of the Agricultural college met
today.
Mrs McAllister. Mrs Emily L. Rich
ards and Messrs. Merrill, Adams. Ora
ham and Hansen We're present. Presi-
dent Mccormick was detained in Ogden
by business, but will arrive tomorrow.
The session convened about noon and
elected Mrs. Richards president pro
tenn.
A Herald correspondent asked per-
mission to enter, but after some delay
the sense of the board was taken
and message was brought out to the
erect that the session would be execu-
J i've The work of the board was de-
! voted mainly to routine, receiving re-
ports OF committees and officers The
mater oil arranging a course of study
lot the new manual training depart
ment was not even received The Sc
lection OF the faculty for the ensuing
year VIII not be taken up till tomorrow.
| The HeraldS article of Yesterday on
the management of the institution is
subject for much comment, some be-
ing inclined to think the structures are
100 severe, while many others hold the
contrary view. There is a strong feel
ing that if the president is to continue
ne should devote his whole time to the
work
Each teacher was called in and re-
quired to give a report of his or her de-
partment, and also suggestions as to
row II might be improved. Although
TINS is one or the standing rules, it has
never been enforced before.
Logan people are especially gratified
al the showing made by she Brigham
Young college in the comparison.
The session of the board continued
all the afternoon, and a night session
was held to complete the routine work.
The remaining work will proba bly, con-
sumo all of Saturday.
NOTES.
Mrs. Bessie Dean Allison of Ogden will
sing at the physical culture entertain
ment tomorrow night, in Thatcher's
Opera House.
Miss Clara Casterson of Ogden is
spending few days in Logan.
through Judge Hart being detained
at Ogden by reason of the Citizens
bank litigation. the L. Fl. Norman case
mas been again postponed.
SiX-year-Old Eideth Corey of Ogden
viii swing the Indian clubs and lead
the marches at the Thatcher Opera
House tomorrow evening
David Lewis has returned to Logan
from Salt Lake: he expects to make
this his permanent home
Donald j. Mckay of Salt Lake came
from the north TO Logan this morning.
superintendent I. G.. Weber of Y.
c. Nj. l. came up from the capital this /
morning, also Hon. Emily S. Richards /
and David S. Adams, members of the /
Agricultural college board.
II: c. Tavey of Chicago is in Logan |
on business.
Keith e Ivers sent out of Logan this |
morning eight picked draft horses, for |
Park City, and are intended for ore
hauling a that camp. Will average
in weight about 1.400 pounds, and the
eight cost about $3.50.
The following gentlemen are in Logan
today from the outside settlements:
Hon. NJ. D. Hammond of Providence.
Samuel McMurdy of Paradise and Will
lam Haslem of Wellsville