The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-08


have been extended TO faculty members.
college men and some friends
President Kingsbury and President
w. J. Kerr of the Agricultural college
are framing q bill to be presented to
the legislature. which shall define and
limit the work of the two state insti-
ttftions so that they will not duplicate
the work of each other in special lines
Mr. McGhie is giving the students of
Latin an extra hour each week for
the purpose Of reviewing forms and
constructions.
Heber c. Cutler, who spent six
months under DR.. Heizfelt of Berlin
doing work in chemistry. and who is
preparing himself for the position of
chemist in the new sugar plant on
Bear river, has registered for special
chemical work Frank ingalls,. why
was chemist at the beet sugar plant at
Greeley, Colo, last year. has also en-
tered the department OF cht:mistry for
higher work
The sodium wire press that Assist
ant w r. Travers and Mr.. Forsberg
have been constructing, is now finished
and viii be used in making sodium
Wire for use in the laboratories
George Sehow of the mining school
school on account Of trouble with his
eyes.
Instructor Loist has just constructed
a hydrogen sulphide generator for the
freshmen laboratory. The piece of ap-
paratus is so built that six students
may have access to the gas at once
Fred Ferron of the mining school is
OUT OF school, quarantined with scarlet
fever.
Professor Bennion's Saturday class in
ethics is continuing TO grow by the en-
rollment of teachers. both from the city
and the county.
Willis S. Yard. who has been out of
school since Christmas on account of
sickness, has withdrawn from the in
stitution and returned to his home in
Denver.
Miss Bessie Angel from the branch
normal is the first associate editor of
the Chronicle from the exetreme south.
The Dramatic association will pre-
sent The Amazons" next Saturday
afternoon and evening in the Salt Lake
theatre for the benefit of the suffering
poor in Sweden The following are the
committee on arrangements: Messrs.
Alex JOrgenson, T. jacobson, P. W.
Madsen, Hugo Peterson. c. Orlob, c
v Anderson and Peter Johnson
Professor Cummings indoor baseball
team last Wednesday Worsted Mr.
Beckstrand's aggregation by a score
or fifty-three to ten Both teams con-
sisted wholly of members of the fac
ulty
The Right Rev. Bishop Leonard of
this city visited several of the classes
on Thursday.
o. w. Carlson, who had planned to
go east to school next year, has decided
to complete his college course at the
University.
The Guitar and Mandolin club has
disbanded. but a number of its mem
bers continue their study under Pro-
fessor c. d. Schettler
The Delft Phi boys last Wednesday
enjoyed an able recitation from Sam
uel Pixton. and then elected the follow
ing list of officers: John W. Condie,
president; r. w. Skeen, vice president;
j. r. Smith. secretary; Samuel Pixton.
assistant secretary and treasurer, and
o. W. Carlson and T. NJ. Reese as ad-
ditiOnal members Of the standing COM
mittee
The executive committee of the grad
uating normal class held a recent
meeting last Monday to devise plans for
their class day. Their work must be
kept from the ears and hands of their
junior friends
The ct. A. M girls of the fourth
year normal class viii give dance in
the assembly room of the museum
building on Friday, Feb. 20.
Professor W. P. Paddy's lecture on
Liquid Air" given under the auspices
of the university last Tuesday night,
was successful in all respects.
Rev Mr. Graebner Of the German
Lutheran church of this city will give
a talk in the near future to Mr.. Ar
nold's classes in German.