, 1904-06-22
University Notes

Little indeed has been done in uni
versity circles this week. The death
of President Lewis has thrown gloom
over everything. and only business Of
the most routine nature has been
transacted. All commencement week
exercises and other gatherings for
pleasure have been called off and very
little will be done until after the fu-
neral on Thursday afternoon.
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A lumber of students left for home
last night. Among their number we
note: Arthur Beard, George Sellon,
Victor Fascinalli and Dean Hunton.
Carey Knight left for his home in
Cheyenne Monday noon. BY the end
of the week nearly all students will
have departed.
The term reports were issued this
morning. The delay in issuing them
Lewis.
600
Almost every copy of the Annual"
mas been disposed of. No effort was
maze to sell them outside the student
body, and even then the demand ex-
ceeded the supply.
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The last faculty meeting of the year
was held Monday morning. The terms
grades were read and discussed. AS
soon as possible the faculty adjourned
Lewis.
DR.. Hebard has received from the
publishers W copies of Government
of Wyoming" written by her and &C
cepted by the publishers some time
ago. The book is very neatly gotten
up and is bound with a handsome red
cloth cover. The book contains 250
pages and fourteen illustrations. 1t is
divided into three parts, part one be-
ing a history of Wyoming, part two a
l Vi Nv CONSTITUTION Vi wy
ming and part three the administra.
ion Of affairs. One of the maps
shown in the book is most interesting
inasmuch as it shows Wyoming to be
a part of four different annexations
The book is provided with an index
and, in the appendix, the constitution
of Wyoming is given in full. There
are also lists of all the past COVER
nors of Wyoming I'M all its delegates
and representatives in congress, in ad
dition to m of other state officials
DR.. Hebard has reason indeed to fee
proud of her work.
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The commencement number of the
Wyoming Student will be issued about
Friday.
The Y. w. C. A. is prepared to sell
to anyone writing paper having the
university seal at the head of eact
sheet. The money cleared il the sale
of this paper will be used t. send
delegate to the Geneva conference
this summer.
Prof. T. T. Read, Francis Smith ant
Carl Wagner nave been doing a little
field work in mining this week.
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Joel Taylor will leave for his sum
mer's work at Fort Steele tonight. He
will act in the capacity of timekeeper
State Examiner Henderson and his
deputy, Mr.. Mallin, arrived in towr
yesterday and began the examination
Of the university accounts.
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The annual meeting of the Alumni
association took place this morning.
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MIR. Reed, curator of the museum
returned from the fossil fields, where
he has been working, last Friday. tt
be present at the commencement ex
~ercises. He will depart again for the
field the latter part of the week, &C
companied by Herbert Kennedy.
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A number of students are working
for Prof. Buffum, setting out plants or
the university campus.
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The educational exhibit represent
ing school work from all over the
state has its headquarters in Prof
Stockwell's room. Work from all the
various classes in the university are
shown in the form of exhibits for the
most part in drawings. Prof. Ridg
away's classes are represented by
drawings of all kinds of machines and
propositions in mathematics. Prof
Gilkison has a great number of plates
of mechanical drawing. Prof. Stock.
well has drawings from members OF
the normal classes, and Prof. Downey
has a number of the psychological lab.
oratory exercises. In addition to these
exhibits, there are examinations and
compositions from the public schools
of Rawlins, Evanston, Laramie, Buff.