, 1904-05-27
University Notes

! University Notes 8
1t was with sincere satisfaction that
the students learned of Captain Yates
detail here for another year. For the
last few weeks fears have been enter
aimed that circumstances would pre-
ven such being the case. but fortune
has ruled otherwise. Captain Yates
has now been here for two years and
Turing that time he has won the hearts
OF the students as well as their re-
pect. He has untiringly labored to
build up the physical department and
his efforts have been crowned with
success. He has been. at times. a
strict disciplinarian, but in all cases
he has shown impartiality and firm
ness. Situated as he has been. he has
come in the closest of contact with the
students and has seen sides Of their
character that were not shown In the
class room and. consequently. he has
been well able to represent them at all
, times. 1t is seldom. indeed. that such
joy is expressed in the retention of a
professor for. while it is easy to praise
the one who is departing. human ma
tUrc is slow to appreciate the one who
stays.
Mr.. Fleming will leave May Sd to as
| gfgt NJ IL MOLD of the rnplppnatinn
service in his work. Mr.. Fleming will
b. absent most OF the ummer
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Prof. SOUlc. secretary of the faculty,
has placed the registration list of the
students on the bulletin board so that
any mistakes in their classification
can be corrected before the catalogue
is issued.
The cards to be used for the draw
iugs that are to be exhibited at the ed
ucationai exposition here in the spring
have arrived and can be procured from
Prof. Stockwcll at any time.
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Advance guard maneuvers was the
feature of drill in the military depart
nrent yesterday morning. Both com
panies were consolidated and drilled
under A company officers. In the neal
future. the same drill Will be given I'M
der the officers of B company.
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Mr.. W. II. Reed. curator of the uni
versity museum, expects to leave for
work in The field about the 18th OF
May. He will return to Laramie the
middle of June to be present at the
commencement exercises and when
they are owe he will again take the
field, visiting the various university
quarries and reporting as to their
first of September.
600
Laurence Black and Bert Graham,
former students at the university. are
visiting a few days in town and renew
ing old acquaintance among the stu
dents.
Yesterday morning the following ap-
pointments were made in the young
ladies' battalion of cadets: Second
Lieutenant Abbott to be first lieuten-
ant and adjutant; Sergeant-Major Nc
Intosh to be second lieutenant; First
Sergeant Nelson to be second lieuten-
ant; First Sergeant Knapp to be SER
geant-major; Sergeant Breisch to be
first sergeant; Sergeant Trewartha to
be first sergeant.
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AS exhibits at the educational expo
sition to be held here in June Prof.
Ridgaway is going to require his class
in Physics to make drawings repre-
s~enting various mechanical machines
and instruments. These drawings will
be accompanied by an explanation Of
the machine and will endeavor to show
Just what kind Of work Is being done
in class.
Prof Stockwell has taken engage
ments to conduct a number of insti-
tutes in the state and will probably be
busy all summer travelling over the
state. President Lewis also will have
charge of a number and he expects to
leave within a few weeks to begin the
work.
600
Mr.. Kline of the Holiday company
succeeded Monday in scaling the flag
pole at the university and putting the
rope in its proper place. A number OF
students had assembled to see the
trick done and Mr.. Kline was loudly
%applauded as he came down.
600
Arbor day will be fittingly observed
at the university Friday by appropriate
exercises in the morning, and follow
ing them, the planting of trees on the
campus. At 8 o'clock assembly will be
held in the auditorium, al which
Prof. Nelson will give a short address
on trees, Mrs. Clark will have some