Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28

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And now the enrolment has passed
tha 100 mark. In the third week since
the fail opening, II Is clear that addi-
tional teaching force will shortly pe
reoulred. The first year high sehooi
and normal classes will have 10 be d.
vided into three sections When these
classes were divided into two sections
Il was thought that all the students
that would attend would be accom-
modated. But the large enrolment mas
exceeded all expectations, and II Is ne
iieved that arrangements will quickly
be made SO that no students will be
denied admission.
The business college will give two
free business scholarships TOT neAt
wear 10 the two best stenographers up
IN June. 1902: one lady and one gentle
man. using the Hammond typewriter.
This will be a strong incentive TO young
men and women TO compete for such
a prize with the honor that It signifies
Drs. II. A. Clawson, Ezra o. Taylor
and John H. Taylor have jointly pre-
scented to the university library set
OF books on modern history.
The students society effected tenn
porary organization q week ago with
John Astn as president. May Hend-
ricks as yice-president and Geo. Park
inson secretary. The following stu
dents were appointed on constitution
and bylaws Stanley A. Hunks, Fred.
Calne Ruby Irvine. Nellie Mcbride and
w. NJ. Worthington.
The list for the first instalment OF
books for the Clark library Of natural
science has been completed by the pro-
lessor OF biology, r. V. Chambsrlin and
President J. II. Paul The list Will
be sent TO various eastern firms for
bid on the entire lot The first pur-
chase will aggregate about $500 worth
OF the finest works on ethnolOgy, 20
ology. botany, ornithology anatomy
and physiology, geology. mlneralogy,
etc. The books will occupy on room
in the Lion house until the completion
Of Barratt hall
The contractors say that work will
be resumed on the Samuel NJ. Barratt !
building next week The brick famine |
caused a suspension OF operations dur |
ing a period OF nine weeks. Every ef- |
fort possible is being put forth for the |
ts'e"o' o'N " ~ ""
this nuch heeueu ou'iuihs'
The lecture 10 be given on me BOOK
gins at o'clock. Special music has
been provided.
The students OF zoology have now
competed caretul lapor5'.y stuuigs
upon vac srasshoPpeI an w elNnes
On Weuhesoay geneial lecture Nas
gwen peio,e me lass Upon tne orreI
Ispresehseu Dy .nsse insects, Is. ane
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nave resu,hsu !" Wv 1i"'e ~ unu
in Latin b this year has been prefaoed
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There are iS students In the tele-
graphy class. and more than 70 in
our shorthand classes.
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Movements are on foot TO organize
a band under the direction OF Il. L.
srss VINO hss n naI cor, ny. ek-
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