The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-17
University Notes.

School begins in the morning; the
day will be given up to the registra-
ton of students
The faculty met yesterday morning
Of IN o'clock and transacted important
business.
Yoittee consisting of Professors Cum
rnings. Roylance and Bradford, to ar
range for and take charge OF an eX-
hibit to be made at the October 1alr.
PROFESSOR Byron Cummings was APP
nointed to act on the graduation. COM
mittee in the place of Professor George
r. Mathews, who was compeiled 10
give up his work last year on account
of poor health. The graduation COLI
mittee at present consists OF PfolesSors
Marshall. Stewart and Cummings
To attend to the registration OF stu
dents the following committees were ap-
pointed:
and Instructor McGhie.
''i P,a,ara torv Students-Professor
Cummings and Bradford
Special MISUNDERSTANDING Mar
shall and Babcock
entrance Credits-Professor Coray
and Marshall.
II was also arranged that these var
;o,,e committees meet the students as
foIIows: College committee in room 70,
normal in room Is, preparatory IN room
n and the committees on special stu
dents and entrance credits in room Is.
THE programme committee reported a
tentative programme, which was placed
upon the board to aid students IN then
registration and enrolment
Miss Nav will meet kindergarten stu
dents in the kindergarten room in the
west building.
The committee on entrance examina-
, tions reported that twenty-five stu
! dents had applied for examination. OF
these Toner Antisell and George D..
Risnett were admitted to the prepara-
tory school; Florence Bishop, joseph
Merrill and Elsie Ritter were admitted
to the normal course, and Eva snow
and H. p. Peterson Will pc alloWeu 10
register conditionally. The others were
either rejected or referred to COM
nitree for further inquiry. Mr. Ray 9.
Faylor was admitted as special stu
dent.
ed to the board of regents as eligible Tor
graduation, and so becomes a member
F, of the class of '99.
The faculty formally granted TO Mr..
r. r. Howell the privilege of offering a
! course in Fiction" Mr.. Howell made
an exhaustive study of the subject of
fiction last year at Columbia and the
two-hour course he offers will be a
most interesting one.
Mr.. r. L. McGhie was elected secre-
| tary of the faculty in place of Mr.. Rey-
nolds, who has been granted a leave OF
absence to do post graduate work in
| the east.
| Professor Seward, the professor in
| French and German, and his wife, ar
rived in the city Friday from the east
! In the training school almost all the
critic teachers have changed rooms and
grades, so that now they are arranged
as follows:
Beginners Grade-Miss Laura Sam
son.
| First Grade-Miss Virginia Stephen
| Second Grade-Miss Bessie Kimball.
Third Grade-Miss Anna Youngberg
| Fourth Grade-Miss Nellie Craft.
| Fifth Grade-Miss Lottie Burch.
| Sixth Grade-NJiss Valeria Brinton.
! Seventh Grade-Miss Rachel Ed.
wards.
Miss Emma Waite. who will assist Mr.
| Mcknight in supervising the training
work. arrived from the east last Friday
| Miss Waite was last connected with
| the state normal school at Peru, Neb.
| in that school she had charge of the
| training department.
/ Miss Samson is the happiest of ths
training teachers at present; new