, 1902-02-27
UNIVERSITY NOTES
BUSINESS MEETING OF THE Y. NJ.
c. A. AND ELECTION OF
OFFICERS.
Prof. Knight Has Returned from Gas.
per-New Books Being Constantly
Added to the library-Station
Council Will Have Bulletins on
Evaporation and Birds Published.

Council Will Have Bulletins on
Evaporation and Birds Published.
The Y. NJ. c. A. held a business meet
ing Monday evening, at which the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, E. c. Smith: vice president, Prof.
Ridgaway; secretary. Elias Nelson;
treasurer. Ralph Plat. The Y. NJ. C.
A. decided to give a social in the neal
future, to which the Y. W. C. A. are
to be invited.
Miss Meador has received her de-
gree of @. T.. Qualified Teacher) from
the Dement, college. III.
The boys will give a hurry-up dance
Friday evening.
The students enjoyed another col
lege sing in assembly Tuesday.
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The Lowell Literary society will
give a program Feb. %.
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Prof. Knight returned Sunday from
Casper, where he delivered a lecture
on the Geological Formation of Natro-
ma County. He will speak to the peo-
pie Of Evanston on March 16 on the
Geological Formations of Uinta County.
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The Wyoming Mining Institute will
give their regular program Feb. 81.
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Mr.. Bert C%lippinger. who has been
very sick. is reported much better.
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The eleventh annual report of the
experiment station by Director Smiley
has been published.
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Mr.. Thompson is engaged in type
writing the card catalogue for the Ii.
brary.
Miss HeBard ven To Cheyenne Fri
day. on a visit e her ,,oti.r- and re
turned Sunday.
New books are being consta ntly add
ed to the library. the latest edition be-
ing "The Worlds Orators" This set
contains twelve volumes. and is pub
lished by Putnam.
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Miss Sutherland will occupy Miss
Rice's position as stenographer to
Profs. Knight and Nelson.
The Station Counsel met last Thurs
day and decided to have the following
bulletins published: Native Vines
of Wyoming's Hills" Prof. Nelson;
sheep Feeding" Prof. Emory; "Evap-
Grafton" Prof. Ridgaway: Birds of
Wyoming" Prof. Knight: Grasses of
Wyoming" Elias Nelson; "Horticul-
turist and Irrigation" Mr.. Flemming.
i~rrigationist.
The normal class under the super.
vision of Prof. Roberts, will shortly
open a kindergarten in the parlors OF
St. Matthew's hall. This will be as
fully equipped as a regular kindergar-
ten.
Miss McGraw was a visitor at the
university Tuesday. She came to look
after her brother. who has been suffer
ing from a severe attack of typhoid few
err. Miss McGraw and her brother will
start Saturday for the Ogden hot
springs.
Miss Rice who has been stenogra-
pher for Profs. Knight and Nelson, has
accepted a position in the telephone
office at Rawlins.
The students of the French class
will give a French play during the
spring term.
The cadets are now having long dis
lance target practice. They have been
using the three hundred yard sights
and tomorrow will start practicing at
one thousand yards.
The preliminary debate came of
last Saturday evening and as the three
negative debators failed to appear,
Miss Swigart, Mr.. Earl Wolford and
Mr.. Owen Downey were chosen by the
chairman to support that side. The
debators for the debate with the Den.
yer university have not been chosen,
but will be selected next Tuesday at
assembly.
The material for the Wyoming Stu
dent was handed in Tuesday.
Miss Morse will deliver an illustrat-
ed lecture on the Louvre at the pro-
cathedral Saturday night. All students
are invited to attend.
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The base ball eason has opened
and the boys interested In base ball
are beginning to practice.
RECEIVED News or THE
DEATH OF HER father.
Mrs. William Nottage Of Sheep
mountain recently received the sad