The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
Aericnltural CoIlege.

The Engineering society met laSI ode-
follows: A. c. Nebeker president; John
futile, vice president; c. J. Darcy,
treasurer; Roy West, secretary Inc
purpose of the society is a study of en-
gineering problems in general Invita-,
lions will be extended to all practical
engineers who visit or can be induced 20
visit Logan 10 address the society Lit
erary work, such as debates on subjects
of national Importance, VIII also form
an important part of the work or the
society A room in the mechanic arts
building has been Offered to the society
as a club room by Professor Jensen ana
will be fitted up as soon as possipie-
dressed the students in chapel last Sat
urday on his experiences curing Dis
southern trip. He gave an interesting
talk and received the best OF attention
Professor Dryden of the station re-
cefved a letter from Joe Benson, our for
mer janitOr, requesting that the statiol
publica tons be sent TO him in Germany
to help him instruct the Germans on
The ladies in the sewing department
are busy sewing on their Christmas
dresses.
Mrs. Cotey has twenty specimens of
curious Chinese food on exhibition IN the
domestic arts department., which she Cd
tanned in Chinatown last summer While
visiting in San Francisco
Professor Engle gives special lectures
Students every Wednesday evening.
The Agricultural club held its weekly
meeting last Tuesday Professor Merrlil
| be accomplished by the club Professor
| Ball also gave a short add1,ss on eastern
| agricultural colleges and the relation Oh
| the agricultural clubs to these colleges.
Professor Bureheil is giving lectures 10
the city teachers on pedagogy: MS la ~
! lecture was on The Evolut1en OF 5, me
/ Individual He will lecture next tues.
I day on 1.-The Stages in the Development
1 of the Child
The Law club held debate last Tues
/ day on the Philippine question.
Miss IZatt was away from school Tor
| several days of last week on account OF
/ the serious illness of a niece
The Christmas number OF Student LaIe
will be issued next Wednesday =.
Several members of the station stair are
busy writing articles for the Christmas
issue Of the Salt Lake papers
Mr. Nelson, the farm foreman, has been
away from his work for the past Few
/ days on account of the death OF ms
mother.
An active campaign has commenced in
| farmers institute work by the faculty
! of the college. Three meetings were neia
( in cache county last Monday Dr. Wiat-
soc and Mr.. Beers held large meeting
] at Smithfield. DR.. Yoder and Mr.. San
held a good meeting at Providence, ana
Mr.. Peterson and Professor Merrill hetu
| At the beginning of the coming week
the southern part Of the state viii be
! thoroughly canvassed. Professors Mel-
| Till and HulIC Will WISH os1IAPCle S-A-d -
| yier counties, while DR.. Widtsoe and Pro-
/ lessor Ball will canvass Utah. Juab end
! Wasatch counties. On the 18th and l2Jn
| Professors Swendsen and Jensen viii
! speak at Willard and Layton, respec-
/ lively.
/ Dr. Moeneh will spend the Christina
( HOLIDAYS in ST. Louis. He has been N
1 vfted to deliver a Latin GRAFTON before
| the National Society of Philology-
] Dr. Yoder is busy with twelve samples
of drinking water in the chemlcal labor
4 atorv. received from Salinas Titan. The
| authorities at Salina desire sanitary
/ ANALYSIS made of the waters IN order
/ to decide which is the most suitable IoT
| drinking purposes.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made FOL
| holding conjoint meetings of the literary
| societies, which were so popular mere ias'
| wear Rev DIR. Goshen of Ogden mas
/ promised to deliver q lecture before the
| societies in the near ruture
| Dr. Croxall lectured to the young Ia
J dies in physical culture on respiration
! last Wednesday.
/ Miss Buker read an interesting paper II
chapel on Friday. The subject was th(
! Book of Ruth
/ The senior and junior classes have Z
| proclamation to the sOphOmoreS ans
| freshmen decreeing u set of rules OF or
der and demands for the guidance OF th'
lower classes Several class skirmlshe'
have resulted between the opposing FAC
tons