Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
UNIVERSITY.

~, Nil introduced In the House OF
oiiarrs.entatlves by n. 7. Porter, pro-
l n1 for the election OF United states
n."e hy popular vote, was defeated
saa vote of q TO Is, after long and
p,l,eA debate. At the next meeting, a
M w1l be introduced, to remove the
w ,e,t Inellglblity Of women TO be
,.sstors and representatives.
To basket ball girls are practlcing
Sr,sst They propose to maintain
Y. championship ( It Is possible
~sA lecture Of Or, Paden on THE
v,ssrn city" AT the laboratory build.
rslsst evening. vas well attended, ana
~ thoughtful discourse was listened
b very attentIYelN
proi stewart delivered an entertain
M lecture before the training school
@,,hers Thursday evening on The
waning Of Kindergarten Work
mass meeting Of the students was
"a Thursday afternoon and a com
-l,,sa consisting OF Seth T. Rigby. VIII
pay and c. NJ Morris was appointed
n make arrangements for debate with
64RY. Academy at Provo, which viii
scur In the near future.
Prof Horace Cummings, supervisor
a, science work in the training school,
les got out a set Of outlines on nature
ruiy al being based on the fora and
Fauna Of Utah,
Lee Young's class In clyics has taken
an ,he settlement and history Of salt
lsks city. and Its present municipal
government
"A Box Of Monkeys" will be produced
I. me Twentieth ward next Friday
tght under the direction OF Miss Bah
M The farce will be presented by
Ne University students.
The debaiers in the contest with the
Provo Academy win be chosen from the
no best performers In a test debate
Dat will be given In a few days.
Poi Toronto conducted chapel last
stk Prof. Stewart will occupy the
sre position next week.
Prof Coray delivered very thought
n lecture before the normal society,
Friday afternoon. His subject was
Tie Interpretation Of the Christian
Calender"
The class Of '01" met last week for
be purpose Of choosing It's complement
Il literary lights For class orator, the
nmes Of Richards, Burton. Willing and
Stevenson were submitted, and these
young men will have to contest for the
honor A debate will be given In two
weeks, and the two best debaters will
b chosen 10 represent the class In that
opacity Miss Cole and Miss Lou
Lewis were chosen as the class story
uIlefs, and a committee OF three was
appointed 10 select singers for the class
gee club.
Some baseball talk can be heard
around the corridors, but nothing has
ben done in that direction yet.
HIGH SCHOOL.
President Newton Brown and Rev.
Z A, harrington OF the Salt Lake coll
lse, visited the school during the week.
Experiments in the Biological labora-
'ory In plant life. have been going on
during the week,
A new apparatus for analytical work
y NE geological laboratory has been
ietelyed.
MSS Dukes gave talk TO the Bry-
ny school, last week. on England and
Shakespeare
Mn. Clarence T. Browns picture
art which has been In the shadow
A iof several weeks, has been re-
tfned' This picture, which is the work
q one OF the best modern French ar
.sh has been very much admired by
"e students and visitors Of the school.
The baseball team Is practlcing ener-
t'uoally, and being under the same
ntnseeinent as the football team, Il
Nsnes 10 achieve as great a success.
BRANCH NORMAL.
ihe Normal boys recently challenged
ce married and single men Of Cedar
~ ior an athletic contest on ST.
tauieks day AS yet the challenge
aashi been accepted. but presuming
fs Il. 1''' "'e u "'""s
w., VA saturday last a number OF the
lung men net and made further i'm
tnehen's on the campus. We now
s. s's lour eroquet and two basket ball
, ,vJnus These give the young ladies
p'e opportunity for outdoor exercise.
!, hrDsecEer WIN lecture on "The Geolo-
Light. next SATURDAY
., o ~ scnool city council has a number
,,ne. .s ready. When these are
.rs,. ss oy me students. the new gov
'"' VIII be In full operation.
lATrER.DAY SAINTS COLLEGE.
rs M, enjoyed themselves very much
en- , ~ ,sy evening at the reception Civ
slgdsn, ne new teachers by the first year
,lsslls a -. oi me new teachers made very
r.s. .,snI and happy remarks in he
, ,sss,Illon and were received with e sne
''m BY the audience.
u. .r o., Hlnekley has, at last. come TO
'4' College to stay, '''' '''"' "
sS nv Jensen, our teacher o, pepmsn.
,lob, va Wv Just finished a set Of resolu.
chip. p" d work OF art In penman-
c,.s ~ Missionary, MS course is very sue.
dents ss avg now over Ave hundred stu
for thls " .s.a on the College records
stsnta rsssa This almost doubles the
~, o. any previous year.
passed s' n u year students certainly sur.
THURSDAY ssapeeiations In their banquet
and az cs ses !, Instructor in penmanshIo.
the civ " 'ne best men on abstracts in
the real ss ~ arranging some books for
b ie hIu1d sa1. school kindergarten class
''nducted under the direction