, 1903-03-25

Otny music, LadleS quar-
tette; recitation, Edward Moore; in
strumental trio, Prof. and Robret
Merz and Laura Lee; music by Mrs
Clark; solo, Miss Burke. Refreshments
too, will be served by the Y. w. C. A
girls, and the evening will be sepnt in
such a that those present will
not regret the small sum of 10 cents
paid for the enjoyment. The purpose
of the entertainment is to raise money
to send delegates to the Lake Geneva
conference. All invited.
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The concert given by the University
!of Colorado Glee club last Friday ev'
ening was out of sight" After the
program was finished the glee clut
together with those students present
INDUCED in eating, drinking, ETC., and
the Colorado boys seemed to enjoy
the program as a whole almost as well
as the audience. We would be glad to
welcome them back at any future
time.
Arthur Parker left Tuesday even
ing for his home les Sheridan. He
will not return for the spring term.
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The measles still RACES among the
students. At present the disease is
paying John Hunton, julius Clark and
Robert Mcdonald a visit. They are
all doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances, but of course
they are not feeling well.
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The usual greeting at present when
university cadets meet is: Hello, old
Tank How many fiunks this time?'
Great are the bonds of fraternity.
Messrs. Davis and Campbell Of Rock
Springs left for their homes last week.
Mr.. Davis will return after vacation.
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Robert Taylor and Charles Murphy
will sever their connection with the
university some time this week and
return to their beloved Colorado home.
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Prof. Slosson made a visit to Raw.
Inns the first of the week and while in
the city spoke at the high school, and
also made addresses at the Methodist
church and p~enitentiary. Prof. Slos.
son reports that the schools of Raw
Inns are doing excellent work in pre-.
pairing students for the freshman class
of the university in some courses and
advance classes in technical courses.
Prof. Ridgaway Is fitting up his lee.
ture roo sc that he may be able to
darken it for experiments in light.
The spirit OF improvement and ad.
vancement Is leading our university on
to success.
julius Merz and Peter Nelson are
sorting and arranging minerals for
the university.
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Stephen Downey and Ben Bellamy
are at work in the science hall making
tallow candles.
Prof. Merz is confined to his bed on
account of sickness.
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Miss Achsah Mullison, a former stu
dent at the university, is in the city
visiting with her friends for a few
days.
At a meeting last Saturday evening
the following officers were elected to
serve in the Preparatory Debating
club during the spring term: Presi-
dent, Stephen Downey; vice president,
]. o. Hill; secretary, Ed. Moore; SER
geant-at-arms, John Jones. The Ques-
ton up for debate was, Resolved,
That the initiative and referendum in
a modified form should be adopted in
this country" Eight two-minute
speeches followed the debate.
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The Misses Mcintosh are spending
vacation at their home in Rawlins.
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F. p. Smith, q university student ~,
is considering the proposition Of leav-
ing town. Nothing serious has come
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The bulletin of food adulteration Of
| Wyoming, which contains the new law
passed by the last legislature on pure
foods, is being printed. The law goes
into effect next September. and since
1t contains some stringent provisions
for correct labelling and to prevent
Injurious adulteration Of all foods,
drinks and drugs. 1t will be necessary
that all grocers. saloonkeepers, and
druggists inform themselves as to its
provisions At n early q date as posi-
BILE; 30 that, by the time the law goes
into effect. their goods on hand may