The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-03
UTAH COLONY
AT ANN ARBOR
State in High Honor in the Great
University.
SOME PRESENT STUDENTS
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WHO
EDUCATE THEMSELVES.
SOME PRESENT STUDENTS

A Nm ARBOR. Jan. 2S.-The Univer-
4 sity of Michigan receives a very
large percentage of the Utahns
who leave their native state for
higher education. Our state is
represented in every department,
but the majority of the students
are attracted here by the law depart
ment. which in point of numbers is the
largest in the United States, if not in
the world, and in efficiency ranks with
the best of its kind. This year over
500 of the 1900 students of the univer-
sity are in this department. From 200
to 500 graduate every year.
This university is the alma mater Of
more members Of the Utah bar than
any other institution. To name them
would be to name a majority of the
judges and most of the shining lights
Of the profession. These men have left
a record behind them of which all Utah
may be justly proud and which causes
those now here to work with the great
est industry TO equal Only a few
weeks ago one of the most prominent
of the law lecturers took occasion to
digress from his subject for five min
utes TO praise the Utah men and
their work He said they were aC-
knOwledged by students and faculty
alike to be among the very best work
ers in the institution.
IN the other departments the number
Of Utah students is not so noticeable,
but their work is equally praiseworthy.
The Utah colony this year is not so
large as in many former years. There
are. however some thirty-five students
who claim Utah as their home.
A Utah Writer.
Among the additions to the colony
this year is Miss Annie Pike of Provo.
who is enrolled in the department of
literature. Miss Pike is specializing in
English and reading. She is frequent
contributor to the various college mag
aZines-
Miss Rosannah Cannon. daughter of
ex-senator Frank J. Cannon, has been
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine. studying
music. Miss Cannon is in Washington,
d. c.. at present visiting her parents.
Mrs. Marie Bailey (nee Edwards. is
a very charming addition TO the colony.
Because of her pleasing personality
and because of the fact that a bride
is always attractive. Mrs. Bailey is
very popular.
Miss Jessie Hammond Of Ogden is
staying with her aunt. Mrs. Moss Of
Salt Lake City. Miss Hammond is not
in the university, however. She is
attending the Normal school in Ypsi-
/ lanti. going back and forth every day.
Her cousins. Miss Moss and Miss Ida
Moss, are in the Ann ArbOr High
school.
Frank McGraw of Provo, formerly of
The Herald; Eugene Berry of Spring
vile. Henry Bailey and D. Miles Haigh
of salt Lake are pegging away at
Blackstone. They are juniors.
In the freshmen class are John
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is of Provo, and Craig ThOrburn of Og-
den.
Herald Man Recognized.
D. H Thomas of Provo, Willard
Hansen of Fillmore. Philip S. Maycock
and a. 3. Irvine, formerly of The Salt
Lake Herald. expect to win their sheep
ing editor of the Michiganensian,
which is the year book and senior an
nual of the university.
Mr.. MayCOCk was recently chosen
one of the ten associate editors of the
Michigan Law Review, which is to
make its first appearance this spring,
with Professor Michem editor in chief.
This is a great honor for Mr.. May
cock, particularly so as no class poll
ties entered into the election. Mr. May
cock has been asked by his friends to
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rian of the senior law class. He has
refused. however.
Among the other Utah students are
Miss Anderson. daughter of DR.. An
derson of Salt Lake. in the medical
department; Messrs Harwood and Nc
Carly in the school of music, and Har-
wood in the law department. The
Messrs. HarwOOd are brothers of the
well-knOwn Utah artist.
DR.. Kesler and wife Of Salt Lake are
located here for three years or more.
DR.. Kesler last year took POSTCARD
uate course in dentistry. This year he
has entered the medical department.
The OratOricaI association is having
elegant gold medals made to be given
10 those representing the L. of NJ. in
debate and OratoTy in the intercOllegi-
ate contests. BY special action of the
board two Of these medals win be given
to Utah boys, who represented Michi-
gan in winning debating teams.
W z. Rydalch of Provo and a. 3. Tr-
vine of Salt Lake are the ones hon
ored.
Educating Themselves.
Il may be interesting to The Herald
readers to know that One-eighth of the