The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-30
University Notes.


DR.. ]. T. Kingsbury, since his return
from his eastern tour of inspection, has
resumed his labors as president The
students were glad to see him in the
halls again.
Chapel exercises during last week
were unusually we'll attended They
were conducted by President Joseph F.
Smith.
The public meeting of the Zeta Gam
ma society last Friday night was sue
cessful in every way. The students en-
joyed very much the address by Hon.
w. II. King upon some of the various
phases of social and political life.
The students are elated to see the
ViSor with which the board of regents
is pushing forward its plans for re-
moval. They we're glad to know of the
return of the committee on inspection
and are glad to see the activity with
which their Investigations are being
acted upon.
The announcements for the summer
school are out. They are neat, concise
and well arranged. Mr.. Reynolds was
busy yesterday mailing them to those
who have already inquired about the
courses to be offered, and TO other pros
pective students.
The summer school at the university
most successful sessions ever held The
courses have been especially arranged
TO accommodate those who are teach
ing, or who intend to teach. Glasses
viii also be organized for the purpose
of aiding those who wish to do either
preparatory or advanced work in the
leading branches of science and litera-
ture. Courses viii be offered in Latin.
German and French, reading, drawing
natural history, chemistry and assay
ing, and Greek, Roman and United
States history.
The following professors and instruc-
tors will constitute the corps of in
struction at the summer school: w. NJ.
Stewart, professor OF pedagogy; Byron
Cummings professor of ancient lam
guages and literature: Orson Howard,
professor of natural history: Maud M.
Babcock, assistant professor of elocu-
ton and physical culture; Il. r. Ly-
man, assistant professor of mining en-
cheering; r. II. Bradford, instructor in
physical geography and mineralogy;
Fred w. Reynolds, instructor in Eng
lish; Thomas Hadley, instructor in
chemistry: Edwin Evans, instructor in
drawing: Frederick Pieper. instructor
in French and German; II. Claud Lewis,
instructor in history, and Horace Cum
iillIgS anu NlFSiIlld -. stephen OIL the
training school.
Apostle F. NJ. Lyman was present at
chapel exercises last Friday morning,
and later visited some of the univer-
sity classes.
During the past week the boys have
worked daily with hoe and rake to put
the campus in the best condition for the
athletic contest to be held next Thurs
day. The basketball and baseball fields
and the race course are now in almost
perfect condition.
The next ball game of the local inter-
collegiate series will probably be played
next Saturday between the university
and the high school.
Professor J. c. Swenson of the acad-
envy was at the university yesterday
and made final arrangements with Mr.
Thomas Mckay, president of the Ath-
letic association. for all the various
athletic sports OF the contest on Thurs
day next.
The university boys who have been
putting themselves in condition for the
various field sports are Messrs. Ander-