, 1907-09-24
MANY NEW
STUDENTS
ENROLMENT FOR FIRST FORE.
NOON OF UNIVERSITY TERM
GREATER THAN TWELVE
MONTH AGO.

ulty Meeting Approves Courses ir
Domestic Science Department
Laboratories Are Being Fitted Up
Despite the efforts of certain anti
Wyoming newspapers of this state,
Charges the new year of the Uni
versity of Wyoming began this morn
ing with a larger attendance of pu
pills outside the city than last year. AT
the hour of noon adjournment thirty.
three pupils had been enrolled newly,
against twenty-six at the same hour
last year, and this, too. in spite of the
further fact that n more year naa
been added to the public schools and
several studens who would have other
wise enrolled at the university are re.
naming in the public schools nin,h
grade. The enrolment of pupils from
outside the city embraced Sweden, ON.
aha, Salt Lake, Carrollton, o., Aralia,
Mich, and several cities in this state.
At IL o'clock this morning the list Of
new students was as follows:
The New Students.
J. DeLoss Towar-Laramie.
Z. G. Hanson-Krylbo, Sweden.
Clyde Simpson-Omaha.
Claude Elias-Rock Springs.
Arthur Palm-Salt Lake.
w. d. McClary-Laramie
Edna Wilson-Manville.
Grace Foster-Manville,
Eugene Wilson-Manville.
Walter Storrie-Hat Creek.
Carrot Somsen-Border.
Gwendolyn Cook-Kemmerer.
Gussie Helbig-Kemmerer.
DOna Sterzback-Laramie
Lake Harris-Lusk.
Agnes Anderson-Rock Springs.
Laura Dean-Douglas. :
Louise Hinkle-Rock Springs.
Nellie Inman-Laramie.
Harry Hill-Carrollton, Ohio.
Isabelle Sneddon-Diamondville.
Sigard Swanson-Diamondville.
Elmer Ferrell-Hecla.
Leroy Bosworth-Frontier
Lucy Taylor-Sherman.
Howell Knlght-Laramie.
Fannie Gillespie-Lookout.
George Abbot-Laramie.
Ernest Starden-Laramie.
Victoria Ramsay-Maxon.
Arthur Zink-Hermosa.
Grace Bentley-Azalia, Mich.
Mary Murray-Cheyenne.
Courses Approved.
At the meeting of the faculty, the
first of the new year, in session when
The Republican ven TO press yester-
day afternoon, President Tisdel pre-
sided and all the members were pres
ent. The old officers were reelected
DR.. Aven Nelson as treasurer and Prof.
J. F. Soule as secretary. President
ex-officio chairman of the fac
ulty, appointed the faculty committe ss
for the new year, practically the same
those of last year., so far as the old
members of the faculty are concerned.
The faculty approved the following
Elective course, two hours a week,
in domestic art.
Elective course, three hours a week,
in household economics, under Miss
Stoner, each leading to a degree.
One hour course in hygiene, by Miss
Stoner; required Of freshman and
sophomore girls and elective for all
other girls.
Laboratory at Science Hall.
A domestic science ~labratory is be-
ing fitted up at Science hall for Miss
Stoner's department, to remain there
until the new domestic science and
girls dormitory building has been COM
on the campus. This is in e
cry way irst-class, showing the DISPOSE
tion on the part of the board of trus.
tees to provide the best of everything.
First Assembly.
The first assembly of the present
year will be held on Friday, at tht
auditorium, when an address will be
delivered by President Tisdel and 9th
er speakers will be heard. There will
be a special musical program. The
flag was hoisted on the campus today
and the grounds will henceforth be
under military direction, with Captain
Heavey, the military commanding, In
charge. The captain will begin the
reorganization of the cadet corps when
the enrolment is completed in the
university.
Many Freshmen.
1t is stated that many of those enter
ing the university for the first time
today will be assigned 20 the fresh
man classes, showing a higher trend
out over the state. The year begins
quite fsgorably. and President Tisdel
believes it will be a most profitable
one for all concerned.
KEYSTONE TO BECOME
MONEY ORDER OFFICE
A dispatch from Washington says
,bot tho nostoficeaat keystone, Albany