, 1901-12-04
UNIVERSITY NOTES
LONDON REVIEW REPRikTIhG
PROF. KNIGHTS AND SLo8-
SONS BULLETINS.
FORCES to be Fitted With Underground
BIast-Entertainment for the Ben
eft Of the Athletic Oebt-Eleetive
Course on Observation-Disclosures to
Industrial Convention.

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Industrial Convention.
The London Petroleum Review is re.
printing the series of bulletins pub
lished by Profs. Knight and Slosson on
the Petroleum OF Wyoming" These
bulletins are being run as a serial in
the Review with full reproductions of
the maps, tables and photographs. Eng
FISH capitalists are becoming much in
terested in Wyoming oil and the editor
of the Review. DIR. Dvorkowits. writes
he will visit the Wyoming petroleum
fields next year. He visited the Beau
mont fields i'll Texas last summer.
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The FORCES in the mechanical build
ing are to be fitted with an underground
blast, the pipes are being laid by stu
dents who hope to have the work IN
ished
The Nyctalops will give their dance
OF Thursday evening.
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A committee composed of five mem
bers of the faculty and five from the
student body met Tuesday to consid-
er ways and means Of giving an en-
tertainment to raise money to pay OF
the athletic debt. The entertainment
whatever form it may take will prob
ably be given about the middle of Jan
were elected on the executive commit
tee. They will appoint the sub-commit.
tees.
The acting corporals will probably
receive this week a written test in the
manual Of arms. The result of this
test will be considered in the appoint
ments.
An elective course on the petroleum
of Wyoming will be given e term
by Profs. Slosson and knight. Prof.
knight will lecture on the geological
aspect of oil and Prof. Slosson on its
| chemical composition.
The Wyoming Mining institute held
a special meeting last Monday to elect
delegates to the Wyoming Industrial
convention. The following were elect
ed: Messrs. Derr, Miller, o. Downey.
Hoge and F. P. Smith.
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Mr.. Robert Taylor of Herbon. Colo,
entered the university this week.
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Prof. and Mrs. Foster left last Sa.ur-
day for Las Cruces, New Mexico.
where Prof. Foster will take up his new
work as president Of the New Mexico
Agricultural college.
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Copies of bulletin No. As Oh Wheat
Culture" are now being sent out from
the university.
The Tuesday assembly witnessed the
first appearance this yea OF the sen
Tors in cap and gown.
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On next Tuesday the seniors will de-
liver their term orations. There will
be six orations delivered. foul from
the normal department by Misses Lew
is, lies, Foster and Naismith; two from
the college Of liberal arts by Mr.. Rig
don and Miss Swigart-
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The football game on Thanksgiving
between the university boys inc the
town boys resulted in an easy victory
for the U. w. boys. Although the
game was not as well attended as was
hoped the university cleared a neat lit
tie sum towards their debt.
The executive committee of the
board Of trustees was III session Tues
day to decide upon a nan to fll the
position left vacant by the resignation
Of Prof. Foster.
Inc CIVIL government GLASS; uclQ d
mock democratic national convention
last Monday afternoon at which time
four nominations were made by mem
bers of the class. Mr.. Cordiner nomi,
mated Mr.. Tilman, Mr.. Downey nomi-
mated David B. Hill, Miss Lothian nomi.
mated Mr.. Watson and Miss Prahl nomi.
mated Mr.. Longmont. When the bal
lots were cast no nominee secured a
majority, so a presidential ticket from
the civil government class will be
nominated and voted on by all the uni
~versity students.
Mr.. Leslie Gooding, class '03, receiv-
ed word Tuesday afternoon that his IA
lther was dangerously i'll. He immedi-
ately left for his home near Fort Col
Inns.
A set Of Brockehaus encyclopaedia
has been added to the library. This is
the best encyclopedias published and
although written in German will be q
valuable addition to the reference IL
brary. This encyclopaedia contains
many wood cuts and colored plates. A