, 1904-03-30
University Notes

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DR.. Hebard, secretary of the uniyer.
sity is making an inventory OF all the
apparatus, furniture, books, etc, pur.
chased ior the university during this
year. Everything sold. destroyed or
il any way missing must be accounted
for on the list. Owing to the extreme
carefulness and exactness Of the task.
DR.. Hebard will in all probability. be
busy on it for some time.
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Envelopes are being addressed for
bulletin No. 81 on irrigation, written
by Mr.. Fleming. Within a few days
this bulletin will be issued and be
ready for distribution.
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Although this Is vacation, arrange
ments have been made to keep the
gy mnasium open during the regular
house for the various classes. In this
way, the students are enabled TO put
in their leisure time very probably.
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The editors of the Annual are max
Ing an effort to have all material for
the book collected and corrected by the
end of this week. If they succeed in
doing this, the book will be in the
printers hands very shortly and by the
first Of June it will be ready for dis
tribution.
The freshmen issue of the Wyoming
Student was mailed Monday. In every
way the magazine is good and the
freshmen class may well be proud OF
the work that the editorial staff has
done on it.
Misses Wilma and Jessie Trewartha,
students of the university, nave gone
to Cheyenne to spend a portion of their
vacation in that city.
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A number of students are working
at the farm during this week.
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Robert Taylor, formerly a student
at the university, will visit this city
the close of the week. Mr.. Taylor ex-
poets also to attend the cadet ball On
the Sth of next month.
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A number of small parties of stu
dents have tried their luck at duck
hunting during the past few days, but
SO far o n have returned without leav-
ing most of their ducks where they
killed ca them. 1t is rumored, how
ever. that within a few days a party OF
crack shots will go out and return with
ducks enough to supply the town.
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The librarian of the university has
received a consignment of books from
the Bristol company in Cheyenne. In
all the books number sixty-three and
for binding. Within a short time, the
remainder Of those sent will be receiy-
ed, numbering about one hundred.
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The term reports were mailed last
Saturday. This accounts for the fact
that the post office was filled with anx-
ious students on Sunday morning when
an endeavor was made to get hold OF
the reports before they were received
by the parents.
TIL last faculty meeting of the term
was held Friday afternoon. 1t is need
less to say that enough work was
done at that time to make up for any
time that has been lost in the past.
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At the beginning of next term a
track team will be organized and ar
rangement will be made to set a day
for a field meet with the Cheyenne
Athletic club.
The arrangement committee for the
cadet ball reports that every success is
following their efforts to make the
ball a success. Invitations have been
sent out asking certain prominent per-
sons to serve On the reception COM
mittee. Plans for serving an excellent
supper have been perfected. The gym
nasium will be decorated a Jay before
the event and particular care will be
taken to have 1t look better than it
ever looked before.
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Owing to vacation, there were no
vesper services held last week.
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Mr.. George Peryam is helping Prof.
Read catalogue minerals during the
vacation.
Owing to a slight indisposition, Prof.
Middlekauff has been confined to her
room for a number Of days.
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A stolen trunk, an angry policeman,
and three astonished students furnish
ed material for a very exciting incident
Sunday night. What promised to be
a tragedy in the first place was pre-
vented by the efforts of all concerned
and all difficulties were patched up
without further trouble.
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