The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21

is the instructress, and the young ladies
are taught how 20 cook everything
from corn bread to deviled crabs.
The classrooms and laboratories, de-
partment of commercial training, mu-
scum and other objects of interest were
inspected, and then the guests were in
vited to Join in the dance the gym
nasium room being given over to terp-
sichorean festivities. All excellent or
chestra was provided and the fiool
was crowded with merry dancers dur
ing the remainder of the afternoon.
MET THE TRUSTEES.
The senate committee on public in
situations, the house committee or
Agricultural college and the joint
committee on appropriations met with
the college trustees during the after
noon. The report of the board of
trustees was considered and a discus
sion of proposed improvements ensued.
The institution was especially in
spected by these committees with d
view to ascertaining the desirability
of the improvements suggested by
President Tanner and the board. These
include the purchase OF printing
plant. changing the location of the lab
oratories, the construction of an
evaporation for drying fruit, extension
of the workshops and improvement in
the sewerage. The board estimates
the cost of these improvements at
$1,000, and Professor Tanners esti-
mate is $4,000. The committees be-
lieve that all of these improvements
with the exception of the printing
plant and the evaporation. are abso-
lutely necessary and will grant an ap-
preparation sufficient to meet the eX-
pense with the exceptions noted.
THE RETURN.
1t was o'clock when the train
started on the return trip, and II when
it reached this city, the entire trip I'M
til within a few miles of Salt Lake
being made in a binding snowstorm.
The eXcursionists gave warm praise
to the citizens of Logan and the col
lege authorities for their generous hos
pitality and the attentions showered
upon them.
LIST OF THE EXCURSIONISTS.
Following is full list of those who
visited Logan:
Representative Roylance and wife,
Representative Thoreson and wife,
Representative Parry, Mrs. Elias Nor
ris, Mrs; Swan, Representative Romney
and wife, Mrs. ]. H. Moyle Senator
Monson and wife, Mrs. Emma Nelson,
Joseph Cohen, Miss Elsie Cohen. Rep
resentaive Gibson and wife, Repre-
sentative Ray. Mrs. E. NJ. Davis, Dr.
Baker, Mrs Anderson, Senator W. G.
Nebeker, Mrs. S. w. Stewart, Walter
Nebeker, Representative Kenner and
wife, Representative Price and wife,
Representative Mangan, Representa-
tive OBrien, Miss Stevens, Miss Lydia
Stevens, Representative Greer and
wife, Senator Harbour, DR.. Ellen B.
Ferguson, Miss Helen Ferguson, Miss
Lloyd, Frank Jardine, George Hays,
Colonel w. L. Peyton, L. d. Martin,
Charles Auer, w. Fred Culmer, Benner
x. Smith. F. NJ. Evans. J. W. Smith,
]. r. Lewis, Sheriff Belnap, Frank
Rippan, E. Mccarthy, Representative
Mckay, j. B. Morrison, A. Morrison,
DR.. D. H. Calder, ]. E. Game, Senator
Smoot, wife and mother, Representa-
tive Wilson and wife. Mrs. E. G. JOY,
Senator Alfred, Miss Nellie Accord, Mrs.
Beattie, Mrs. F. d. Taylor, Colonel
Sullivan, Mrs. w. r. Irwin, Misses
Catherine and Louise Swan, Mrs. Sue
West, Miss Moffatt, Jules La Barthe.
Miss Thatcher, Representative Wheeler
and wife, Representative A. P. Soren-
sen. Miss Estelle Taylor r. r. Ander-
son, j. r. Gibson, ]. E. Hanson, Mrs.
G. w. Reed, Miss Edith Reed. Miss
Alice White, Representative Lennon
and wife, V. L. Halliday and wife, Mrs.
La Barthe. Grant H. Smith and wife,
Mrs. c. Ct. Carleton, Representative
Dresser and wife, Senator Matte H.
Cannon, Mrs. Amelia Young, Mrs. Or
son Petit, Chaplain Pratt and wife of
the senate, Representative N. c. Sor-
ensen and wife, Miss Sorensen, Repre-
sentative Taylor and wife, Miss Wool
ley, Senator Rideout and wife. Miss
Irwin, d. G. Adams, L. w. Bailey and
wife, Representative Thomson, Miss
Lilly Thomson. Miss Rhoda Thomson.
Miss Jennie Haight, Mrs c. Stokes.
Miss E. L. Nebeker. Senator Game and
wife, Miss Margaret Game. Miss Flora
ence Game, Senator Snow, Mrs. George
Thatcher Mrs. B. E. Jones. Represent
ative Lund and wife, ]. C. Graham,
William Calder, L. c. Johnson, Jacob
Moritz. Senator Shurtliff and son, G.
H. CorSe, Mrs. Costello, Mrs. s. E. An
derson, DR.. Baker. Dewey Anderson, j.
G. McQuarrie, Miss McQuarrie, Miss
Scott, Mrs. Holgren, Miss Holgren,
Joseph Holgren, Senator Hamer NJ.
Lottie Foulger, ]. ]. Harris. w. A. Lee
and wife, D. o. Calder, Preston That
cher, W. S. Mccormick, Representative
S. n. Cook and wife. Representative
D. S. Cook and wife, Mrs. Clara Lar
son, Representative Hansen. Mrs. Me-
hesy, F. f. HeintZe, Representative o.
c.. Kimball and wife, State Auditor
anu WIFE, NJ
Miss Belle Richards, Representative
Greenwood, Mrs. Mary Staples. Mat
Thomas, Miss Angie Smith, Miss Amy
Smith, Representative Thoresen and
wife, Representative Hopkins and wife,
Chaplain Hinckley of the house, Mrs.
Holbrook of Provo, j. L. Robson and
wife, Representative Stewart and wife,
Representative Wilson and wife, Mrs.
L. G. Joy, Senator Wright and wife,
D. F. Collett, Miss Newman, d. c.
Adams, Arthur Pratt and wife, Senator
Whitaker. State Treasurer Chapman and
the Misses Chapman, Representative
Shepard. wife and son. A. T. Stamford,
and wife, Representative Hardy, Almon
Johnson of Moab; Mrs. NJ. E. Caine,
T. F. Thomas, ]. c. Dunbar, Mrs.
Woodring, Miss Ella Haworth, Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Grant, Miss Alta Grant,
Representative Bennion. Mrs. H. ].
Grant, Mrs. Baer, Representative Duff
fin. Mrs. Booker, senate chaplain Pratt
and wife. Representative Robinson, w.
G. Nebeker, Mrs. Nebeker. Represent
alive Calls, Miss Winnie Oakley w. B.
Preston.
Notes of the Day.
And so did Grant Smith.
Gibson Joined in the dance