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Show GUTLIS OF TO. J. 5. President Peterson Talks to Students of the Institution at Opening Assembly. Special to The Tribune. LOGAN", OcL 1. "Tho principal aim of the Utah Agricultural college Is to dignify dig-nify labor labor with the hands and labor la-bor with the head," said Dr. EL G. Peter-sun, Peter-sun, preside-nt of the. institution, in his address before the students of tile college col-lege at the lirst assembly of the year at the college chapel. Dr. Peterson ou ill tied the work in the school of commerce and said that the Agricultural eolkge was the first school In the United States to offer courses leading lead-ing to a decree in commerce and business busi-ness administration. . Dr. Peterson said that the Agricultural Agricul-tural cohere would be much better able to care for students at the beginning of the winter quarter than at present, as throe of the new buildings will be completed com-pleted by that time. Already the increased in-creased enrollment, he said, has taxed the capacity of some departments, and the department heads are asking for additional addi-tional room and Increased teaching forces. The H. O. T. C. courses are an added feature at the school tins year. The military mili-tary department is in charge of Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Colonel Russell Peter Ilartlc, United States army, with Major Campbell and Lieutenant Scott as assistants. The three brandies of tho services that are beim? taught are coast artillery, motor transport work and infantry. The Agricultural college is particularly fitted to give work of an advanced nature na-ture in these branches. Many male students, including- many who served in all branches of the army during tho past two years, have enrolled to do the advanced work leading to the qualifications of an officer of the army. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. On or before the 6th day of October, 1919, until 9:30 p'clock a. m., at the office of-fice of the Board of Supervisors, 30 T Kearns Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, the Board of Supervisors of the Brighton Drainage District will receive sealed proposals pro-posals for materials and labor in quantities quan-tities approximately as follows: Furnishing and laying 246,050 linear feet of drain tile. Excavating and backfilling 246,050 linear lin-ear feet of tile drain trench. fc 35,000 cubic yards excavation for open drains. Work and materials incidental to the installation of a complete drainage system. sys-tem. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the Board of Supervisors above given, or at the office of Caldwell & Richards, Engineers, 320 Vermont Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Information Infor-mation will be furnished prospective bidders bid-ders at either of the nerein mentioned offices. of-fices. The bids will be opened in public at the office of said board, at tho hour above stated. The contract will be let to the lowest responsible bidder, the Board of Supervisors Super-visors reserving the right, nowever, to reject re-ject apy or all bids. A deposit of $5.00 will be required for plans and specifications. BRIGHTON DRAINAGE DISTRICT, By O. F. Peterson, C. W. Brown, L. K. Martineau, Jr., Supervisors. Date of first publication, Setttemoer 16, 1919. C3825 |