The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

years OF. the electrical course a number
OF optional studies viii bc made 70 re-
place some studies previously pfesefio ed.
These changes are made so tnaJ studeiis
may pursue a mining eleeIrlcai course II
he desires.
Dr. j. T. Kingsbury went % Brigham
City yesterday 10 speak before tne teacH-
ers' institute Of BOX Elder county.
During the past week Professor ~
mans class in surveying has mace op-
servauons both OF the sun AHu ttIH tl'll ~
star so that they may determine a me
ridian and check one computation oy inc
| othe-.
| Definite arrangements have been MADE
/ for a vigorous summer school ut tue Uhl-
| June and july Instruction win be given
| in the following departments t-hsliSl
I language and literature, pedaSost' p-y
: cholOgy, history, political scleilee, liol.li'
ematiCs. physics. art, Latin ana colnesSt-
scieace Efforts are being made py lhe
executive committee OF the school 70 81
cure as a lecturer during the session one
OF the leading educators OF inc east 4 y.
school viii be under the board OF frHeiltSS'
4 as IL was a year ago and university cIeu-
IL will be given where II Is acquired : lle
[ executive committee consists on ttoto9
7 sors Marshall. BenniOu and Corays atlu
Mr.. MCGhjc will act as seer cary aSo-'l'
The school will open on the SIN on june
Professors Allen and stewart VIII go "a
Springville next Friday night 10 deHNti
/ their illustrated lecture, ana VIII du'
dress the people of Spanish Fork on sun
Miss Pearl Fesler Of the fourib-yeaI
normal class has withdrawn from the UNI
verslty
fessor Stewart paid a very nttng ans
I ferVent tribute 10 Colonel Parker ans
| his life work.
on Friday the students Of the Socia
| league debated the question. Resolved
That the duties on imports from Cuba ID
/ the United States ought nOt 70 ne fF
| duced." William ShaSp, lsay huooat I
| and L. T. Cannon. on the affirmative 90
! tanned the decision over their opponents
! David Davis, Ray Jones and oeba faIih
leg.
The senate and current history class Of
Tuesday debated the negro question
Frank Holman, claude Barnes ana Einet
Thomas represented the senate. and WI
hay. e. 5. Gibbs and VIII Dunn spoh
for the history students. The hlsloI-
class won the debate.
Fred J. Pack has made a map of "a
Fort Douglas reservation, including ~
[ | university grounds, Mt OiVet cemelet
and the tract OF land that our congress
| men are trying 10 secure Tor the stat
K university. Fred Elggrcn has prepared
D map Of the university grounds. the pui,o
/ lngs that are now erected and those DC
( ! signed and now needed, the athletic uei
l. | and the campus. These maps are 10 D
s sent TO Senator RaWlius at Washington
e VINO is working 10 secure the grant q
The orphans furnished the programm
s | for Normal society on Friday Afternoon
?. | the principal number OF WMCh was
. talk by Howard X. DIlEss- -lu US 49, -
/ erCises were rendered by Mss ponn
y Miles and Miss Grace Nelson MISS Ellie
s ! Tlbbetts also gave a recitation.
- state Senator Murdoch OF Nasatc
county was a visitor on Thursday
e A number Of boys OF tne Dand nav
Il sent for new instruments so mat the
r, can accomplish better results IN the
& musical work
The third-year normal class, the cir
b of which are now doing Work IN domesl
II ! science has decided 20 prepare h'
h. luncheon on Friday Of each week, While
m they viii serve Tor small cost 10 ~
! students. The lunch VIII be prepared
3 / the domestic science room py Iae girls
ID the class and served by them I'm an az
he joining room. Their bin OF fare viii
| announced on the students bulletin bodl
IS In the library building
* Tomorrow afternoon f. H. Beckstrat
"a VIII address the engineers upon the ~
al isOn Illuminating plant OF New YORK. ~
al other exercises OF the programme VIII
a biography of Isaac Newton by NJ au
Kingsbury and a synopsis OF tne report
the isthmiau canal commission by o.
~ Chambers.
~ The work Of recoustructing the physic
- science building has now begun ~
~ weaker parts of the inside are being 10
> down and building material has begun
- / arrive on the ground
"a The museum building continues 10 ne
u completion and viii be finished by q
- 1 middle of April. so that the class day G
- ercises and alumni reunion can be ne
~ in the large gymnasium room.
A teamSter with q loaded wagon
~. ! Thursday began 10 drive up the gravel
an foOtpath that leads 90 the buildings z
] ~. Al III NaHH
b" itnr. paid no attention Nordval "
49, I firm. and the teamster. who persisted
= / driving on the walk, became abusive a.
-, ] threatened the Janltor with violence 2
- Z the latter would not and ala not we
~ / The president has ordered the arrest
~ the man.
al on Friday afternoon the engineers. re
= resented by Abe Hatch. Burgess You
"a / and George Dibble. and the Leta 75aInu
II represented by J. o. Carter. Joseph 10
10 eli and ". WOTltou, had lively deos
~ J on the negro question The Judges. n
" lessor Merrill and Instructors Howell a
- McGhic rendered a decision IN favor
NS the engineers. who had the affirmative
20 The senate on Thursday selected
- [ following men 10 meet the engineers
- I debate in the near future Daniel Ak
- I ander. Dale Park and Abe Muir.
- The University Debating club on Z
i'a I dav appointed +. J. Pack of the
EineerS. q. =. Riser OF the college q
- / Ebert Thomas of the preparatory sen
- l 10 COuSttu the committee 20 ara
I'm LOT 1lle - ~. ,,-i,5Tsir,- I'm The
~ | preaching debate with the University
ils I Nevada are 10 be chosen The comm
tee has set the date OF this contest
- the 18th of this month, and VIII m
ere es'tu 'olllet , ~ - ~ co,,rsst 4
49, names of a number of contestants Did
~ already been handed 10 the committee
~ The Tennis club met on THURSDAY {
- looking rnra gUrnT OF W.
sinh With the Athletic association
l0- The choice of the normal vaiedict0r
s. has been referred to the normal comm
StC TEE. A report win be made tomosT