, 1901-10-16
Prof. Knight on the Geological Sec
ton and Prof. SIosson on the
Chemical Section-Tuesday As
sembIes Discussing Early History
ARTILLERY Squads at Rivalry.

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Mr.. Taylor of Buffalo has registered
at the university.
Prof. Nelson has again taken charge
of his classes. All the students vel,
come him back.
Leo Chase class of 81. who has been
in Alaska for the last three years has
arrived in Seattle and will be in Lar
annie within a few days.
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There is much rivalry at present be-
tween the two artillery squads. each
squad striving to get its gun put up
first.
The Wyoming Student is again at
tracing the interest of the students.
At the last meeting held by the board
of management of the Wyoming Stu
dent. Sheridan Downey was elected
business manager IL Miss Leslie
Swigart editor in chief. The first uum-
Der of the Wyoming Student will be
published i'll a few days.
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The Tuesday assemblies have been
enlivened this term by a running quiz
on the early history of Wyoming, con-
Quoted by President Smiley. These
quizes have served to show how much
residents of our state have to learn
of it. Yesterday Prof. Knight gave a
short account of the overland trails.
The student body would be glad to
have this talk followed by others of a
similar nature.
The Olympic and Lowell Literary
societies will give a joint entertain
e in the near future.
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The Agricultural department of the
University of Wyoming and the Cos
griff brothers of Fort Steele intend to
try experiments on feeding lambs this
winter. Corn will be fed to them OIL
the range. The experiment station
will have charge of the feeding. Prof.
Foster will 60 to Fort Steele in a few
days to complete arrangements.
Mr.. Charles Pointing, class 'O1, and
Mr.. Neil Sudduth, class 90, are ex.
pected in Laramie this week from
North park.
The Olympic Literary society will
hold its regular meeting next Friday
afternoon at which time a program
will be presented.
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Miss Stella Bennett OF Rawlins is in
the city taking care Of her sister, Miss
Anna, who is suffering from a severe
attack of mountain fever. 1t is hoped
that Miss Bennett will SCOT be able to
again.
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Prof. Foster has received four diff
ferent specimens of apples from a
ranchman lear Douglas. Prof. Foster
has forwarded these specimens to an
expert Two of the specimens were
fine looking apples, the other two were
not as good.
The third eleven of the university
will play the Laramie high school
team Friday afternoon.
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The regular vesper services were
held as usual on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Hogbin was the speaker. He
spoke on what st. Paul did for
young men, more, he claimed, than
any other apostle. If all young men
would follow St. Paul's example in
this respect the ties of brotherhood
would be more binding and profitable.
The mining students held their reg
ular meeting on Thursday night and
considered their constitution. They
will be known as the Wyoming Mining
Institute and will hold regular meet
ings once a week at the university. At
these meetings reviews Of various min
ing journals will be read as well as
original papers.
The second eleven football team
has organized and will probably play
a couple Of games with the Cheyenne
high school in the near future. One
game to be played in Cheyenne and
one here. Nothing definite has been
arranged yet. The teams are to be
limited to an average weight of be-
tween 1876 and 40 pounds.
Prof. Slosson went over to Cheyenne
this noon to attend the Presbyterian
synod, where he will this evening read
a paper on THE Modern English Vers-
ions of the Bible"
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Mr.. Wilkerson, class OF, will be in
Laramie in . few days.
The university orchestra has organ.
ised and IL getting down to regular