Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-21
'E ANNOUNCED FOR THE TERM
 TO BEGIN SEPT. 18th.

Freased Attendance Exepected-l Facilities Provided.-EIectricl liahts { Provided.-The New Library Build ing.
 Preparations have already been be-
 "a at the University of Arizona for e Tall term, which will open Septem- Hr 10th. The Post says the prospects M an exceedingly large attendance Xe coming year are very bright. as an ifusual large number of inquiries ave been received. the majority com- 3g rom students who expect to enter *e collegiate department. Many of 5ese inquiries come from students szno nave been attending some of the lersest collegse in the east. Several 2miiies will locate in Tucson for the s}irpose of educating their children at De University.
 During the summer months electri- ians have been busy wiring the diff srent buildings, which will be light 1 Ii this fall by electricity furnished by ae local light company The poles ave been placed and the wires are pw being strung to the University he main building heretofore was ghted by dynamo belonging to the University, but this will be sold and ne buildings will all be lighted and applied with power from the city.
 The botanical laboratory is being emoved to the room formerly occu- ned by the museum and the entire Duth wing of the main building will ie occupied by the chemical labora- pry. Part of the museum will be sored until it can be placed in the few library building. which will be Tected this fall
 The new library will without doubt Se placed in front of the main build ng. facing the south. It is expected nat work on the construction will be- gin some time this fall, so that the building will hardly be ready for oc- tupany until some time next year.
 George M. Evans, who has had tharge of the commercial department r the Redlands high school. will enter tie university this fall and act as reg strar. A. G. P. Thomas of Silver City, New Mexico. who has been ap- pointed instructor in chemistry, will ilso enter the course in mining en- gineering. He is spending the sum- ner at Berkeley.
 Professor J. s. Mann. commercial issayer at the university. has returned from a visit to his home in Florida. Mrs. Mann. who returned with him, has gone for a months stay on the toast.
 Professor and Mrs. Forbes and Pro- lessor and Mrs Thornboro have re- turned from a camping trip in the Santa Rita mountains.
 Professor Adams, who recently re- turned from the session of the Ma iional Educational association at Min aeapolis. visited four state universi- lies on his way back. He says that he universities of Montana and Ore gon do not equal the University of Arizona in buildings and equipment, and that the manual training depart nent here excells those at the Uni Tersities Of Minnesota and California.
 Two new advance courses in chem istry vii! be introduced al the univer- sfty the coming term and advanced courses in steam engineering and in engineering and hydraulics will also be introduced
 Professor Hall. who is in the north srn part of the territory examining university land with a view to relocat- Ing on the forest lands. was joined by his wife this week. He has found hat his work there will be more ex- .ensive than at first supposed and consequently he has been allowed a larger sum for expense with which 70 secure guides to lead him to the tracts which the university proposes
 ;, that ho a O 3 personal examination of them.
 The Graham county teachers insti- ute will be he'd at Stafford. beginning the 18th of this month. Professor Adams Of the university will be pres ent and will read several papers, Post.