, 1905-06-22

liam Yates and Hardly w. Quaint.
ance Selected as Principal of the
School of Music-Dr. Grace r.. He.
bard Again Chosen Librarian.
The annual meeting of the board of
trustees of the University of Wyoming
was held at the Office of Secretary
Grace r. Hebard today, the membe/5
present including President Otto
Gramm of the board, President Fred
erick Monroe Tisdel of the university.
DR.. II. l.. Stevens and Mr.. A. c. Jones
of Laramie, Hon. A. J. Mokler of Cas-
per and Miss Harriet Knight of Chey'
enne. Mr.. Davis of Rawlins was de-
layed by railroad connection and did
not arrive until this afternoon. Mrs.
Stone was unable to come on account
OF the recent death of her father. Hon.
$SDlIy t. ! VI o'NS
tied up in a suit in court there and Mr..
Aber of Sheridan was prevented by
business.
The following members of the facui-
ty were reelected:
President Tisdel.
DR.. Aven Nelson.
Prof. J. +. Soule.
Prof. Henry Merz.
Prof. c. b. Ridgaway.
Prof. w. F. Gilkison.
DR.. Agnes NJ. Wergeland.
Prof. B.. C. Buffum.
Prof. Helen Middlekauff.
Prof. Henry G. knifl q.
Prof. Loyal w. TruI.-"..
Miss Frances Meader.
Prof. Ross Moudy.
Prof. Frank f. Hepner.
Mr.. w. H. Reed.
DR.. Grace Raymond Hebard was
unanimously reelected librarian of the
university and secretary of the board.
III inc pIaSe Va SapN"fh
Yates, whose detail expires with the
close of the present year and whose
regiment is in the Philippines,
the board selected Captain John w.
Heavey of the Eleventh United States
infantry, stationed at Fort D.. A. Rus
sell, Cheyenne, and who for the past
two years has acted as inspector OF
cadets at the university here.
In the place of Prof. c. d. McGreg-
or, who declined reelection and who
will return to Iowa, the board select
ed DR.. Hardly w. Quaintance OF the
University of Missouri, who also be-
comes associate professor Of political
economy in addition to his position as
principal of the school of commerce.
The salary was raised to $1,000 a year.
DR.. Q%uaintance received the degree
LIB from Upper Illinois college. A.
B. from The University of Nebraska,
A. NJ. from the University of Illinois,
d. c. l.. from the Columbian university
at Washington, d. c., and Phi. D. from
the University of Wisconsin, his thesis
being 1.-THE Influence OF Farm Machin.
ery on Production, Price and Labor
He is now connected with the Univer'
sity of Missouri at Columbia.
Mr.. Herbert ]. NOVEL; of Berkeley
Cal. was chosen as instructor In irri'
CATION engineering, surveying and
draughting, in place of b. p. Fleming
who will not return to the university.
He is quite highly recon,r cnded by
DR.. Elwood Mead, formerly of this
state, now connected with the irriga-
ton bureau of the department OF ag'
riculture, and will continue the expert,
ments now in progress at the STATION
here, under the direction Of Mr.. Mead
He will assume the duties of the posi-
ton about the first of September.
Prof. June E. Downey, the associate
professor of philosophy, was made pro
lessor in charge of the department.
Mrs. Mary Slavens Clark was made
assistant professor Of the department
of music and instructor In theory anc
practice.
G. E. Morton was elected associate
professor of animal ~husbandry.
w. H. Reed was reelected curator
of the sell and assistant ~ geol
ogy.
The board decided to add a steno