The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
University
Notes.


The number Of students registered in
the University. OF Utah summer school
last, to nineJy-fIve on Friday. The larger
part of these students are taking college
work, and many of them are working tor
credit leading to the taking out of a de-
gree.
President Kingsbury left the city on
Wednesday last for mis- ranch in Idaho,
where he Will spend a few days on bust
ness.
Instructor Benjamin r. Howell spent
two days of last week in the canyons
near by. one day he spent at Lake
Blanche IN Big Cottonwood witt rrotes-
scr Marshall and party. Yesterday he left
for the east. Mr.. Howell expects to spend
his summer with his parents in Rockville,
Ind. lie viii return only in time for reg
/ istratio1 Of students, in September.
Professor Lyman aud his surveying
class lett for practical field work in the
Eureka mining district last Wednesday.
Mr.. Alvin Peterson, orator of the nor
NAL class just graduated, and assistant
TO Mr. Mcknight in the training school
next year, left on Thursday Tor Chicago,
where he viii spend his summer in the
institute.
Mr. NordvaH, the head janitOr of the
university buildings. met with d painful
accident on Thursday afternoon. While
working with one Of the machines in the
shops MS right hand became eutangled
and the EuuckleS Of the two middle fling
ers were badly bruised. On RFrI0ay the
member was very much swollen. and for
a time blood poisoning was feared.
+ Mr. Fred w. Reynolds was granted his
degree of NJ A. at the Harvard com
me ncement last Wednesday. having com
pleted all his work with "A grade, the
highest given in that institution. In adj
( dition to his work i'm the Harvard summer
school as assistant in English, his ap-
pOlntment as Instructor there for the
regular work OF next year. ana MS reCel w.
/ ing Of the Austin teachers scholarship.
/ he has been appointed as dOTmiuOrE proc
tor and a member Of the Harvard paTietal
l board tor the same time In the latter pO-
( Harvard 1lnfversitv who nave in hand the
general welfare of the undergraduate 60 e
I i'm Cambridge. In return for this later
service he has been assigned q handsome
suite Of rooms in Everett Hall. one of the
most fashionable dormiJOries at Harvard.
/ Professor Stewart left the city last
| Wednesday with his family for the head
waters of the Provo, where he will spend
| his summer.
/ Mr.. Elias H. Beckstrand. who is to be
assistant in electricity at the university
next year. reached the city from Cornell
/ buildings on Friday and seemed pleased
/ with the prospect
/ Mr.. Wait w. Little. an old university
student. returned from Cambridge last
/ week where he has successfully com
pIeted his second year in the Harvard
/ law school.
Mr. William CalderwOod. y. '92 has
\ returned from Chicago for the summer.
! He says that the five Utah boys at Rush
4 Medical college are making good record
/ for themselves. The five include Enoch.
4 Harold and Ernest Van Colt LashbrOOk
/ Laher and Mr.. .Calderwood.
/ Next Tuesday afternoon at 80 Profess
. sOr G. NJ. Marshall Will deliver the first
. OF the series Of summer school lectures
D upon the subject Westminster Abbey"
. The lecture viii be held in the library
Z building and viii be fully Illustrated with
/ stereopticon views. All friends of educa-
I ton are invited to be present.
I Mothers who would keep their chill
. dren in good health should watch for
. the first symptoms of worms and re-
move them with WHITES CREAM
. VERMIFUGE. Price. % cents. Van
/ Dykes drug store, corner Main and
/ Third South.