, 1905-12-22
University Notes

aioho Will oSCupy the Dulluluss 'lloui
4:10 to 500 1t WIN be turned over to
the basket ball team. The floor must,
be cleared at 5 o'clock This rule ap-
plies to both boys and girls.
A letter has been received from the
school of mines to make ar
rangements for a football game next
year early in October. The terms pro- !
posed are very liberal and will proba-
bly, be accepted.
Miss Boeke left Wednesday to spend
Christmas with her parents in Sheri-
dan.
The next Glee club mandolin prac-
tice will take place Wednesday after
noon, December 81, at the home Of Miss
Langheldt.
Evelyn Cortnell has asked Santa
Claus to send her a graphaphone for
Christmas, that a say FIR etc. She
says she hasn't heard the eighteenth
letter of the alphabet sounded since
she arrived at Wellesley.
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The following students left last night
to spend their vacations at their
homes: Fred McDermott for Rock
River, Heitz for Kemmerer, the Misses
Mcintosh for Rawlins, Miss Boyle for
Sheridan, Miss Kissick for Evanston,
Miss Hines for Green River, Miss
Harsch for Greeley, Colo, Victor Faci-
nelli for Kemmerer, Miss Case for Fort
Collins, Miss Tilton for her home near
Encampment, and Miss Baily for En-
campment.
Curator Reed is mounting a Colo
suchus reedii, a species of the aliga-
tor, which was found the latter part
of August neal Wilcox in the lower
c~retaceous.
Prof. Middlekauff will visit with her
cation.
Miss Meader left Wednesday for a
short visit at Fairfield, Neb.
Misses Langheldt and Drew are two
new members of the Mandolin club.
Invitations reading as follows have
been given out to all university stu
dents: THE Y. w. C. A. and the Y. NJ.
O. A af tho pvmpacium Er;doy ayap-
ing, December twenty-nine, at eight
o'clock-Christmas sports.'
Prof. Nelson has received 400 botani-
cal specimens from Colorado to be
named.
A large number of students left to-
day for Christmas vacation. Misses
Grimes and Kaopf and Mr.. Crowles
went to Cheyenne, Dean and John
Hunton to Wheatland, where the latter
will give a piano recital, Miss Thobro
to Denver, Miss Scott to Diamondville,
and Miss Drew to Hanna.
At a meeting of the senior class Mon
day evening, Albin Nelson was elected
on the board of managers of the Stu
dent to fill the place made vacant by
the departure Of Joe Gillespie.
Julius Merz has received an appoint
ment to a good position On the police
force in the Philippines. If he accepts,
he is ordered to leave San Francisco
for the islands January II.
An effort is being made to arrange
two basketball games with Fort Rus
sell-the first in Cheyenne January 10,
and the second here, January 81.
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Profs. Buffum and Morton left for
Cody today to conduct a second short
course there December 81, 2S and 20.
The three days will be filled by lectures
on farming and on stock judging and
by examination of an exhibit of stock
and grain by the Big Horn county farm
ers. There will also be various enter
tainments in the evenings.
Prof. Nelson has been elected presi-
dent of the state board of horticulture,
which has its headquarters at Laramie.
There was a special meeting of the
Sigma Beta Phi Monday afternoon.
The last drill of the term took place
Monday.
There was a dance by the U. w.
Dancing club last night.
The next meeting of the Bellies Let
tres will be at the home of Miss Sy-
mons on January 6.
Notice of the two prizes open to
collegiate students. was published on
the bulletin board this week. There is
the Jacques Laramie prize of ten dol
lars for the best essay on the Overland
trail in Wyoming, offered by the
of the American Revolution
The Philo-Sherman Bennett prize for
the best essay on the Principles Of
Free Government will amount to twen-
ty-fiye dollars. Neither essay may con-
tain over 1000 words and they must be
handed to the president on or before
May 1, 1906.