, 1902-05-14

Last Sunday at vespers the address
delivered by Chancellor Buchtel of the
University of Denver was enjoyed and
thoroughly appreciated by the largest
and one of the most cultured of audi
that has yet greeted u Sunday
speaker. Vocal music was rendered
by the the male quartette.
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Prof. Nelson says that the season Of
1902 is farther advanced at present
than any previous season during his
experience in Wyoming. Last year,
while the season was considered eX-
c~eptionally early. the reesd did not leaf
out until about the 26th of May. At
the present time the greater majority
o. them are budded.
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The Y. NJ. C. A. will hold a meeting
tomorrow for the purpose of electing
a president and secretary
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Tuesday the regular term inspec-
llou lOOh pldSC. Ill Nv NhlClS
will be inspected by Major Irons, in
spector general OF the Department of
Colorado. These inspections are al
nual and through them the govern.
ment learns the condition OF the mill
tary departments in the state UNIVERSE
ties. The raw recruits are anticipating
the inspection with great t%repidation.
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MFR. Frank Holiday, who has been at
Halleck canon since Friday returned
to Laramie yesterday. He says that
everything is green out in the hills.
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Prot. Ridgaway and Mr.. Flemming
are engaged in preparing a bulletin on
the rise of alkali in soil. This bulletin
is based on several hundred expert
ments and analyses to show the effect
of irrigation in increasing the amount
with a view to preventing such in
crease.
The program for the Wyoming Min
ing Institute for next Thursday is as
follows:
Paper ......... .........C Carl Wagner
Original Mining Story. IF. P. Smith
Mines and Mining ....... John Smith
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The Debating club will hold a moot
trial next Saturday. Who will be the
victim to be prosecuted has not yet
been agreed upon.
The library yesterday received a new
set Of agricultural bulletins.
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The boarding club has changed man
agements.
At present improvements in the drain
age system in the laboratory of chem
istry are being inaugurated.
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Last Sunday Prof. Slosson deliver.
ed a sermon on Truthfulness at the
| Baptist church.
The catalogue from the Colorado
State University at Boulder has just
been received. The catalogue shows
an enrolment of 1872. >.
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Prof. Adams has Just completed a
list of modern novels which will soon
be ordered for the library.
At vespers next Sunday w. E. Chap
lin will deliver an address on newspa-
per work.
Thursday President Smiley will give
the address at the graduating exercises
at Douglas. President Smiley left for
Douglas today.
Mr.. E. c. Smith, president Of the Y.
M. c. A. leaves Friday for Guernsey.
Wyoming, where he will take charge
of the Methodist church.
The G. A. r. has invited the cadets
to assist in the exercises on Memorial
day.
Mrs. Adams, wife of Prof. Adams of
the Department Of English. is at pres
ent visiting in Berkeley. Cal.
Tuesday in assembly President
Smiley delivered a short address ON
the authors who have lately died.
The students are already beginning
to talk picnic and are planning for out
ings later on.
Miss Hebard returned from Chey-
enne today.
A. Kortes Of Carbon has been In Lar.
annie visiting with Mr.. Kari Wagner.
Prof. Knight IL still unable to be ont
but expects to be better In . few days.
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The Y. ". c. A. will give . reception
a. the university Friday.
Three lines Of pipe have just beea