Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
USJvEpSITY or UTAH.

e,lf Lake City.--Dr. ]. y. Talmage
-. bis class OH Monday for the first
,,r,, sinee his recent Illness. The doc
w, has been suffering from an attack
Of Hood poisoning.
Tomorrow evening Professor Stewart
,,.0i deliver an educational lecture at
West Jordan
The class room IN the new metallur-
,,,.aI are now completed aud DR.. Brad.
Sa,l began his lectures there on Thurs
day These rooms occupy the space on
,bc second floor at the south end Of the
buildIug. The metallurgical plant is
bSirg installed ON a cement floor In the
,,orth half OF the building. This plant
includes furnaces, assaying ana leach.
irg apparatus for the latest methods Of
reducing refractory ores.
Professor Holmes has notified Presi-
dem Kingsbury that he Is not n candi-
Sot, for appointment as assistant
professor of physical education for next
year,
The Consolidated Wagon e. Machine
company presented the university with
a large box OF rulers for distribution
among the students,
Jimmy Wade was reelected captain
of the Varsity football team on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. James a. Strane OF Cornell uni.
yersty has succeeded George j, Silver
AZ foreman Of the machine shop. He
arrived in the city on Saturday and
Immediately began his work, He says
The equipment of the shop is far be-
You'd his expectations.
W. A. Richmond, freshman engin.
eer. who was recently employed as
guard AZ the coal mines Of the Utah
Fuel company. returned to the uniyer.
slty on Monday
Last night the Bachelor Maids"
gave a leap year ball In the assembly
hall Of the museum building,
Burgess Young, EmmIt Moore, and
b. R. Tibbey, former students of the
university, were visitors on Monday.
NJ Young Is studying at Berkeley
while Messrs. Tibbey and Moore have
been az Stanford university. Mr. Tib.
bey SAYS that In many respects the en-
engineering course here Is ahead
Of the one offered at stanford.
He and Mr.. Moore discontinued their
studies at Stanford before the
holiday vacation and will complete
their course here. Mr., Young will re-
turn TO Berkeley.
Next Friday evening Professor
Stewart will deliver a lecture before
the school patrons Of Mill Creek.
A. general meeting Of all the stu
dents ON Wednesday Mr.. George Riser
formally announced that the college
Students had withdrawn from the stu
dent body recently reorganized and
were ready to effect an organization OF
their own. The college students then
retired To room % of the museum
building and perfected their organiza-
ton The officers elected are, Ebert y.
Thomas, president, Ii, G, Brown, secrc-
tary and treasurer; and George Riser,
member Of the athletic council, This
organization consists of the fourth year
normlls, the college engineers, and the
college art students, and Is known as
The Student Body Organization Of
the University of Utah
While the College students were IN
session the prqps We're addressed by
Mr. Thomas the retiring president of
The Old organization. At his SUCCESS
lion the preps students proceeded To
consider he question Of organizing.
Richard Phoenix was elected chairman
OF the meeting and Elsie Ward was
made secretary, After several speeches
had been made the following was elect
ed To draft constitution. j. L. Rus
SELL W. II, James, W. Il, Davis, Daisy
Clark and Ethel Simons. This new
change IN school politics meets with
lhe hearty approval of all the students,
u places university student affairs on a
higher plane by giving them exclusive
y into the hands Of the college stu
dents. AT the same time it permits the
preparatory students TO manage their
own affairs
Professor Marshall went to Hunting
ton on Thursday evening where he Is
conducting teachers institute today,
The terrible tragedy Of Wednesday
hls6l has cast a gloom over the entire
student body, Conductor Brighton
ana Motoman Gleason were PERSONAL
y Known TO a great many of the stu
dents Mr. Brighton has been conduct
oI on the east First South ear line most
OF lln time since the university was
moved UP on the east bench,