, 1906-04-13

The Bellies Lettres. Will no meet inns
week since so many of the girls are
away with the Glee club.
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A list and classification of all stu
dents OF the university was posted this
week, so that zach one may find out in
what class he is to be placed in the
forthcoming catalogue and correct any
mistakes that have been made.
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Mrs. Clark has recently received a
communication from Prof. Graepp, in
which he formally rendered his resig-
nation as assistant in music at our uni
versity.
There will be u baseball game tomor-
row afternoon between a frat. team and
a pick university team.
The preparatory literary program
which was to have taken place last
Friday afternoon was postponed until
today, when it was very creditably rem,
|dered.
A course in political science has
been arranged for this term to meet
the third hour on Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wednesdays.
Captain Heavey's zonophone recital
last Friday evening was a great must
cal treat to all those present, and 1t
may safely be said hat no II who
heard the reproductions from the great
masters represented at the concert
went away disappointed.
Adolph Merz went TO Medicine Bow
this week, where he has secured a TO
sition with the railway company.
Agnes Brebner is in Rock Springs
visiting with Ella Ace, who attended
the university last year.
Joe Gillespie was taken to Evanston
yesterday.
Miss Drew came back from Hanna
Tuesday, after performing with the
Mandolin club at that place Monday
night. She says hat the girls first re-
cital was a complete success in every
respect. About ninety dollars were
taken in at the door, seventy-ive of
which was above expenses.
C. p. Arnold will be the speaker at
vespers next Sunday, and special East
music will be furnished for the &C
casion. All are invited to be present.
The services take place at A o'clock.
Miss Scott is going home this week
for a few days visit.
The cadets are having sighting
drills and gallery practice this week
as preliminary to the target practice
which will begin as soon as the indoor
work is finished.
The secretary has received inven-
tory blanks from State Examiner Hen
derson and is making the annual in
ventory of purchases of the past year,
including all apparatus and other ma
terial in every department of the uni
brary. This report is due April LIST of
each year.
The new electric light pole that has
recently been placed on the parade
ground back of the university, is to
be moved earer the boiler house to
make room for military work and ath-
letics.
Otto Gramm, chairman of the build
ing committee, has recently been going
over the university grounds, particu
larly the campus, to see what immed
late improvements are needed. Ar
rangements were made with Director
Buffum to proceed at once to put the
campus in proper condition, for seeding
the lawn, which, it will be remembered,
had to be plowed Up last summer on ac,
count of dandelions and other weeds.
tFOI- BuHum is drawing up plans or
the work to be done under the require
ments of the recent Adams bill, by
which $1,000 is to be expended between
now and July l, and $1,000 in addition
before July l, 1907. The plans for ex,
Fermentation will be submitted at
once to the agricultural committee of
the board of trustees, and, if there ap-
proved, will be forwarded directly to
the agricultural department at Wash
ington.
win Price is quite sick this week
with an attack of grippe.
Fifty letters were received in one
day of this week from different parts
of this state and from other states, ask
ing for different university bulletins,
the majority of which were for bulle-
tin Nc. 81 on DUTY of Water" No. 6S
on Ration Experiments With Lands"
and No. Sc on Food Adulteration in
Wyoming. Mining bulletin No. 7, on
the Goal Resources of Wyoming" is
also still very popular, n orders
for it are coming in every day.
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