, 1902-03-26

The chemical laboratory at the uni
is engaged In making tests for
in food. Four milk sam
pies were tried. The result showed
one below normal. The others were
all right, An analysis of tea revealed
a little adulteration and showed that
too much Of the stun was composed of
DR.. Harvey Reed Of Rock
Springs. who lectured here a short
ago, will soon send the laboratory
samples Of timed goods. oysters,
milk, fruit, ETC., gathered from over
the state. Some startling results are
expected.
The experiment farm Is making pre-
paration for its summer work. Seeds
from the federal government have al
ready arrived. Prof. Emery will make
a speciality of forage plants in this
summers work. More wheat will be
put in than in former years.
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President Smiley, while on his re-
trip to the colleges met Prof.
Bufum, former director Of the expert
ment station here, and his assistant,
Mr.. D~anielson, at the Fort Collins ag-
r%icultural station. The party was roy
ally entertained by him at dinner.
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Miss Grace Raymond Hebard will go
to her home in Cheyenne for Easter
Sunday.
The university library will shortly
be enriched by twelve hundred miscel-
laneous books. A few hundred have
already arrived. President Smiley
while at the University of Iowa found
that our library compared very favor
ably with theirs. Each university
has about fourteen thousand volumes,
while Wyoming's is, II anything, the
better selected.
MI. Ole Thompson, janitor at the
university. has Just returned from his
vacation trip to Los Angeles. He win
resume his duties at the university on
April LIST. Mr.. Thompson reports a
very enjoyable trip, and says that Los
Angeles Is booming. He invested in
some real estate there.
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Mr.. Orr, a former student at the uni
versity, was in town Sunday. He il
at present attending the Omaha Medi-
cal college. This spring Mr.. Orr Will
have charge of the hospital camp Of
Fitzpatrick Bros, who are doing some
construction work in Nevada.
The golf green's are nov being rap
idly put into fine shape for the spring
playing. Last week Miss Hebard
broke the record stroke for distance,
driving n hundred and eighty yards.
Julius Merz, Tony Jennings and
Profs. knight and NcCleliand are
spending their vacation on a duck hunt
at Hutton's lakes. They will return
the latter part Of this week.
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President Smiley has just received
a catalogue from the Carnegie Insti-
tute at Washington. This contains
Mr.. C%arnesie's speech In regard to the
national institute.
Prof. Roberts il spending his vaca-
ton at the Normal school at Greeley.
Colo. He is there particularly to OBJ
serve the kindergarten work.
The Boarding club had one Of the
corn-fed lambs from the experiment
farm last week. They say It was de-
licious.
Most Of the students went home for
their vacations. Some remained,
however. to make up back work. Many
Of the boys are working In some de-
partments.
The regents Of the New Mexico AZ
ricultural college have re-engaged
Prof. Foster " president Of their In
sttution- His salary 10 $500 . year.
Prof. Foster and family are well and
happy in their new home.
Prof. Gilkisoa left Monday for Rock
Springs. where he viii examine the
motive plant in employment At the
mines there. He viii return Thurs
day.
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On > duck trip.
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