Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-29
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Inc board Of regents of the University
OF Wisconsin has increased the student
fees about 33 Is per cent The present
increase was deemed absolutely necessary
10 make the receipts OF the institution
meet the expenditures. II IS estimated
that the increase in fees viii bring the
receipts from this source up to about
$4,000 year. which is about $10,0Nti
more than they are al present The in-
increase falls principally on students from
outside the State. A comparison of the
old and the new fees follows:
College OF Letters and sclence. sehoct az
Economics, Political Scieacc and History.
School 81 Education
Old New
Tuition for nonresident students
per semester ............... 81 <fa
Incidental fee for all students, per
semester ....,......,,....... 1W
Additional fee for students elect
Ing studies in the College of Law
College Of Mechanics and Eng-
neering School of Pharmacy
Resident students, per semester. t.
Non-residents, per semester. ...,, II :.
College OF Agriculture
Nonresident students, long course.
Incidental fee, long course. 70 ALL
per semester .,.s....,-...... lu
Non resident. short course, per term r.
Incidental fee. short course. Wis
consht students .........5,,s..%...
Incidental fee short course. non
resident students .........3..... 10 ;
Nonresident, dairy course. per term is
Incidental fee dairy course. nom
resident students .ss...... 10 .
Incidental fee, dairy course. Wis
cansin students ...,.l,,.,... .....- a
Nonresident, dairy course, lecture
fee ....,.......s .t...'.ss....s 10 ~
The general fee for the summer session
has been increased from SO to $15. The
law school fees and those of the summer
school of library science remain nnchang
cd. First year law students pay $40, Sec
ond year $50. third year $25 and those
graduating in one year $500. The fees.
in the summer school of library of science
pay $15 for the full course and $40 for
the special course in cataloguing. All
candidates for advanced degrees will
hereafter be compelled TO pay a diploma
fec Of S..
The fish and game wardens have decid
| ed upon method of prosecuting illegal
| fishing cases which will be decided i'm
novation Frank Bissinger. deputy
warden at Oshkosh, procured search
warrant. In his complaint he charged
| that l.. Mathew who resides near Lake
| Winnebago, had ON his premises fish
stolen from the State. That the fish
| which, he alleged the fisherman had i'm
his house, were stolen from the States
property, namely, Lake Wipnebago, in am
unlawful manner. Mr.. Bissinger search
! ed the fishermans house and found e
| large amount of fish which gave evidence
| of having been taken from the lake irt
nets. Mr.. Bissinger arrested the man
| and will proceed against him in the same
manner as if the man was held for rob
| berry The wardens heretofore have not
been allowed to introduce any circum-
stantial evidence. They have been obIig-
| ed TO catch the offenders in the act. TN
| der the new T.Lan the officers believe that
| they can introduce circumstantial evi
| denee and thus secure convictions.
49,
| A State educational alliance was form
| ed at meeting held Recently for the pur-
| pose of promoting instruction in manual
| training, domestic economy, elements of
| agriculture and similar branches of study
| in all the public schools of the State.
| Membership in the proposed alliance will
be open to all Wisconsin persons engag
| ed in educational work Those present.
at the meeting were State Supt Harvey.
Senator Stout, President II. III. Halsey
| of the Oshkosh Normal School, Prof A.
| A. Upham of the Whitewater normal, =.
| G. Carr OF Milton Junction. City Super
intendent oc Schools X. r.. Dudgeon and
1 Mrs, II. l.. Chynoweth Of Madison, Pref.
| NJ. " O'Sbea of the State university, ex-
Attorney General g. f.. Estabrook of Mil
waukee and Secretary r. A. Hutchings~
| of the State Free Library Commission.
A meeting has been called for June 3 10
form a permanent organization