The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02
University Notes.

Professor J. B. Toronto had charge of
chapel exercises last week, but Dr. c.
r. wilcox conducted the exercises. On
tuesday morning Miss Mabel Cooper IA
Vored the students with a solo. Profess
sof W. NJ. Stewart will take charge CT
the exercises during the coming week.
solomon F. AGREE, professor Of chem
lStry, has been engaged by the San Pedro
railroad company to make analyses of
me water along the route of the new
road so that the best streams and springs
may be secured for a water supply. About
@19 water analyses viii be necessary.
The contract for the reconstruction Of
the nhySlcai science building was award
ed last Monday by the board of regents
10 Contractor g. ". Nickel. The regents
have called for bids for the heating and
ventilaIlng of the same building
Principal George A. Eaton of the Salt
Lake High school addressed the Normal
society last Friday afternoon upon "SUg-
SeStionS TO Young Teachers. The SPEAK
eF emphasized scholarship and love for
the work as essentials Of a good teacher
he spoke of the continual raising of re-
QulrementS made OF the teacher. and of
the policy of the High school as being TO
work IN harmony with the university for
the interest of higher education. At the
same meeting, Miss Irma Eberhardt rem
dered piano selection and the '62 Glee
club sang.
During the past week Professor S. f.
AGREE made some analyses of the food
and contents OF the stomach OF a pig for
the purpose Of ascertaiuing If there was
arsenic present, and on Thursday and
Friday was in court at Pennington testi-
Tying upon the results Of his work, in
d cattle poisoning case on trial there
Professors D. r. Allen and w. NJ. Stew
art viii go TO Beaver next Thursday TO
conduct teachers institute there on
Friday and Saturday
Miss Mary J. PincOmb supervisor of the
domestic science work, viii address the
teachers OF Davis county at Pennington
next eturday, upon Domestic Science
in the Grades
Mr. Gill Richards has been elected track
manager Tor the coming spring meet with
the University of Nevada.
me Athletic association met on Friday,
adopted its new constitution and elected
the following officers for the coming
year: George c. Riser. president. James
" dde, vice PRESIDENT Ben Roberts, treas
urer; l. j. Seckels, secretary. and W. L.
Rloeout, .. VI. Brown. j. W. Kingsbury
ana J. 5 Hume as additional members
or the executive committee The princi-
PAL cbange in the new constitution is
tnat u provides for the election Of Of
IlcerS ID February. when neither the foot
pan nor TIE baseball men are likely 10
dictate the policy Of lie association.
BroIeSSOr AGREE went to Park City yes
terday 10 make some tests Of the afr Of
the Daly-West mine.
The boys Of The Zeta Gamma are ar
Beta ri OF the l. y. s. university for a
Joint public debate. They have submitted
questions for the debate and are now
waiting Tor their opponents TO select the
subject and the side they viii defend. As
soon as this is done, speakers will be
CHOSEN and work viii begin
The Dramatic association has finished
the reading OF -Trelawuy Of the Wells.
and mas decided 10 produce IL IN the early
part of May.
The band boys have elected The follow
ING OFFICERS: .. II. DougGU. leader. W. Z.
1aE1or- president, ana &. /. De Long
I TeaSurer. They viii meet on MondaT.
W eoDeSday and Friday OF each week for
practice They now number fifteen and
had good practice on Friday The bows
are G. y. P Dougau. a. II. Hatch. Raw
Hatch. @ c. Buckle, ". T. Taylor Q. Z.
Harmon. Harry Carter. Wallace Calder.
=. l. De Long. II. l. CrandaIi. G. r..
Randall, J. Z. Brown. g. y. Weston and
Professor s +. Acree.
HandbaH seems TO have superseded in
door baseball at the university now. The
49,, .sM - i ill, room in the museum
o0lidlus mas been the scene of some lively
GAMES during the past week AmoO.- (
nose WHO are most Interested in he r.ay--
sport are instructors Holmes. briggs and /
AfholdSon and Professors Babc0ck and I
Cummings
Professors Stewart and Beunion and if j
zen OF me fourt1-year normal students !
! ttehueu -Ee funeral services Of Mr. 3
matthews itSt Monday afternoon. Ar /
Matthews was q memb ers OF the fos,-Fb 1
ear class and was an active student and /
-laSs worker. beloved By 10th studen5 T.
ana teacher. The faculty. his class ar5 I
ne senate sent floral tokens 70 tae SER /
t,1L o. respect for AR 3. Z. Matthews.
ln4 from sympathy with AfeSsrs. DanisI 4
-na IKE Alexander. whose father was a.
.l0sIl-ally snot during the week, the sem
i,,,-1.;. lled taelr regular meeting on
About twenty Of The fourth-year normal +
Iuuents surprised Miss Bessie BcwrinE- at
Ter nome last Tuesday aIsnc and s5ent
I EeIy pleasant evening in games and 4
2elal. Ire occasion vas Miss Bowring's
ne surveying class was out with their
sls q uIfents last night. making ooserva
ions or the north star for the purposa
q elele1 mining the salt Lake meridian
Al L. J. Muir "a fourth-year normal
t0osIlt, mas been engaged as principal of
he Castle GPte schools and viii bszir7 his
lew duties on Monday
Inc students IT. MAMMAL training are