The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-10
FACULTY MEETS
At UNIVERSITY
Entrance Examinations and
Registration Will Take
Place This Week.
PLAN STATE FAIR EXHIBIT
ALL DEPARTMENTS OF INsTITU-
TON TO BE REPRESENTED.

Inc ilfSt faculty meeting or the DnlNer-
sity Of Utah for lsO7-1SOS, which was held
at the university yesterday morning, was
devoted to making arrangements for the
opening of the college year Regular In
struction does not begin till next Monday.
September 16. but entrance examinations
ana registration of students takes place
this week, the examinations on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, and the regis
tration of students on Friday and Satur-
day.
The program of the entrance examina-
tons is as follows:
Wednesday, 9-12-English, a: English. b.
Wednesday. 1-4-Botany, zoology
thursday S-Z-Agebra, a; algebra, b.
Thursday. 1-4-Physiology, photography
Friday. 9-12-General history, oral ex-
preston.
Friday. 1-+Unfted States history, geom-
etry.
The examinations will be held in the
library building room 80. Examinations
viii be arranged In other subjects II there
are applicants The committee in charge
of the examinations consists of Professor
McGhie, chairman. and Messrs. Wise and
Hedger
For the registration of students on Fri
day and Saturday from until 8. registra-
lion committees will sit follows. Arts
and sciences, Professors Cummings, Mar
shall and Gibson, rooms and of the
library building; law, Professors Porter
and Roylance rooms 4 and g. library
and Sundvall. rooms 4 and s. library build
ing; engineering, Professors Merrill, Iy-
man and Bradford. room A; physical sci
ence building; normal school, Professors
Stewart, BenniOn, Mcknight, Paul, Car
diff and Miss Fox. rooms IS and "a, library
building; preparatory students, Professors
Young, Reynolds, Beckstrand, and Evans,
rooms 8 and 9, library building; credits
from schools and other colleges Profess
sors Coray, Ebaugh and McGhie, rooms
30 and 80, library building; reception of
students. Messrs. Hedger, Gilbert, Pehr-
son, Brown, Williams, Miss Sawyer and
Miss KnudsOn.
State Fair Exhibit.
An important announcement at the
meeting was that the university is to give
an exhibit at the Utah state fair. The
exhibit will represent all departments of
the university. and all attempt to sug-
gest the growth which the university has
made since the last fair. The committee
appointed to take charge OF the exhibit
was Professors Merrill, Stewart and Cum
mings.
Recognition was taken at the meeting
of the sad death of James E. StTane. a
former instructor of the university. who
was accidentally drowned in the Mime
sofa river, by the appointment of COM
mittee to draw up resolutions, The COM
mittee consists of Professor Ebaugh Mer-
rill and Beckstrand,, all men who were
closely associated with Mr.. Strane in his
work at the university.
university since last year was the crowd
ed faculty room. Though number of in
structOrs were absent, every seat was
taken and additional chairs were carried
in If the students increase as has the
faculty the registration at the university
this year will greatly surpass the best
previous record.
University Notes.
DR.. Ira d Cardiff has published a
laboratory manual for his classes in bot
any After the manual has been tried
year il will be revised and then published
and sold by regular textbook publishing
house DR.. Cardiff has been working sew
eral years on the book, and has already
used it in two high schools, in the be
ginning classes in botany at Columbia
university, and last year in the untver-
sity here.
The university continues to store coal
for the winter. All the bins have been
fun for several weeks. and the great heap
behind the boiler house continues to
grow. Nearly 500 tons are now ready for
use
The university buildings will be ready
for the students by registration day. They
have been more completely TenOva ted this
summer than ever before since they were
built.
The work on Federal Heights has moved
now to University street, between South
Temple street and the university grounds.
Students who go to the university from
the head of South Temple street will find
their way closed by the loose dirt and
dust.
The first issue of the University
Chronicle viii be ready for distribution
Friday morning In the absence of A. r.
WINS the editor. who has been detained
at his home in Mexico this week. the
editing of this first issue is being done
by Earl Havenor, associate editor.
John c. Brown. instructor in physiology,
returned yesterday morning from Chi
cago university.
a. E. Boyle, former instructor in wood
work, leaves tomorrow for Columbia uni
versity. where he goes TO study methods
of ore dressing
Training School Teachers.
The teachers in the university training
school are as follows: J. Z. Mcknight,
principal: LOttie BuTch. assistant prin-
cipal and critic teacher; J. H Paul. su-
pervisOr of nature study: Virginia Snow
stephens. supervisor of art; Anna Young
berg, supervisor of geography and his
tory; Fl. r. briggs. supervisor Of English
language and literature; Lottie Montrose,
critic and grade teacher of eighth grade;
Charlotte Stewart, grade teacher, seventh
PATCHES,