The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Bulletin No. rs, Experiments in
Patching Lambs, has just been is
sued by the station. me experiments
we're conducted by Professor f u.
Linfield, VINO wrote the bulletin last
September, just before leaving the sta
ton Tor Montana. The bulletin con-
tains many practical deductions on
the selection and buying OF lambs, the
shelter, and selection of rations, which
will be of great benefit to Sheepmen
throughout the state.
Professor Swendsen is very sick with
a bad dose of quinsy. The professor
has been home ali week Mr.. Beers
has charge of his classes during his
absence.
analysis have commenced vOlumetric
analysis. DR.. YOder has several new
students in assaying.
Representative Roberts spoke in
chapel last Saturday. His address
contained much good advice to the
students.
Miss Pike conducted chapel for the
first time on Tuesday morning. She
read one of Longfellow's poems.
Professor HUT was in Richmond last
Monday on farmers institute work.
A farmers excursion to the Agri-
cultural college will take place on Sat
urday- The new barns and recently
purchased livestock viii be inspected.
The experiments being carried on by
the station will be explained. After
lunch the following programme will be
given in the smaA chapel: Address of
welcome, President Kerr: Feeding
Value of Sugar Beets, Sugar Beet
Pulp, and Molasses," Professor Wit
soc; Horse Feeding" Professor Mer-
rill; Profitable Poultry Keeping Pro-
fessor Dryden; Judging Dairy Cow, -
Professor Clark. In the afternoon a
practical lesson in stock judging will
be given.
Professor HUT received word early
Tuesday morning that his father was
dead. The professor left at once for
Ottawa, Canada, to attend the funeral.
The sympathies of the faculty and
students are extended to Professor HUT
in his sorrow.
Professor Ostiem addressed the Star
Literary society last Monday evening
on The Curiosities of the Yellowstone
Park He was listened to with the
closest attention by the members of
the society.
The cadets will give their annual
ball on Feb. 81 in the college gym
nasium. The military ball is the col
lege event of the college year and
judging from the preparations being
made by the cadets the ball this year
will surpass any before given. The
boys are going to use the proceeds
to purchase a new flag for the battaI-
ion.
Last Saturday night Miss Oliver of
Los Angeles gave a musical recital
under the auspices of the Athletic as
ISOLATION. Although the night was
bitterly cold large inumber of stu
dents and their friends attended the
recital.
Considerable damage was done in the
laboratories on account of the cold
weather. A number of water pipes and
TASKS We're broken.
Professor Peterson addressed the En-
gineering society on 1.-The Properties
Of Cement at the regular meeting
on last Thursday. The address was
very instructive and Interesting to the
engineering students
Professor Game gave very lucid
explanation of the meaning and APP
plication of The Ten Commandments
Friday morning, in chapel
| PROFESSOR Mclaughlin goes to Salt
Lake City on Monday.
/ A special committee of the legisIa.
/ ture viii visit the college on Saturday
/ in ORDER to see the daily routine OF
; the college work.
| Professor Clark made his debut in
! chapel on Tuesday. He spoke on "Thf
/ Public School System of the Southern
/ States
The Athletic association is prepar.
/ ing to give q minstrel show in a few
weeks. The success of the association
lin this work last year assures then
/ or full house next month.