| Show I EDUCATIONAL MATTERS i Tho Church University Us Aim and 8copaRlndorgrlan i School Mlaocllanoous Matter Written lu ths Mws I t The school system of the Church re cognates tin sHowing grades of lu I orftAnlMtlont I Ppeclal religion classes i fern marine j Academies 4 TM Church I University A circular Issued by Ihe the general board ol education In 111 cu forth the alnn and cope of the proposed unit criliy AI a head to ours our-s > stem of Church a hoot actlye Her arc being taken lu nul > li h In Salt Lake City In the near fulute a Church Unl vwslt In h which students who Ire properly prop-erly qualified may And facilities for pursuing pur-suing high and specialised branch j of study At time program thin unl verily will we hopeofr opportunities for full ruining In the learned profm lions of science theoretical and applied art music JIll literature medicine and i j In mechanical puraulu wilful not I neglecting < < thorough courses theologl i cal study It It I contemplated that there t will be but one Chutch University angelic in though M the people Increate sod their domain of residence calends de r psrimentt or br nche < may be eslab lashed In many places It h Intended also that a way shall be provided for I j cooperallng or affiliating with other lnilltutlon oflearninir of proper rank whenever deemed a I visible I j 1iirsuint thh action of the board and upon the completion or the build I log erected by the Salt lAke Literary and Scientific association a department of the Klcncea was created the Insult lion opening lu doom In September j 1801 lhl department was placed Ir charge 01 lrJ I I Talmam A gentleman gentle-man of arled nsoirce and posseni 1 i Ing eminent iiialiflcall in for the poal linn The handsome nnd substantial true lure for the lion a the Church t nlver slay and Deserct MIKUIIIII ttandi on lint I North street west uiIiln prratnU a line i pearanix The building laces thee the-e l three atones in height Resides the baxment in l lulxlantUlly built 1 the material liclnpreaaeil brick ullli none trimmlnii and It In all rnpecli nn Ideal edifice In the basement are mho G St wardrobes for atudentconcoct y room htort room for chenilcalf lavitoraa and toilet roomy and tin heating plant I The heating U done by lacuna or n fifteen hone power engine which drives n large I fan by mean ol which worm air U aent Into I rlnl nl pails of the building The main entrance Is from the well leading either to the basemen or to the first floor On the first nr are the presidents office I two class room A model lecture room capable of telling two hundred and sixty students and nn art ntudio The I second floor contains the office of the president the mm cum a private l laboratory lor the pro femur of physical and chemical I i sciences a bilance room room + for chemical nUll physical apparatus dispensary students laboratory one 7 r clasa room for proleMor of the sciences dark room for experiment with light phutojriphy etc all of which are com I I hide In tliemtchw tho laboratorlo and equipments being among the very lest In 1 the entire writ On the third i I door Is I the Dcscrct J Muieum the contents f con-tents of which are displayed II largo p y and well lighted room The cases con > CS Ulnlng I ipeclmcni In great I cauty variety II var-iety and interest ore ol the must modern 1 type and are so arnngcdlhat there are H I j L no dark corners and cmylhlng hl labeled I And clawiheil III the minutest detail There ore three rooms adjoining I the I I r museum In which urn kept a great r i variety of relics statuary etc t IKUATK LA1IOKATOKV 1 j I i I J Adjoining the president office on tho second Iloor is I a moil thoroughl j I i equipped profeasors laboratory con I I tamlnin wellsel rtrd stock ol chemically 1 1 I t j chemi-cally pure chemlrals organic chemicals r illilillinjt appiratut apiratun oppir f I Alex for heating and drymc sutrttancen 1J number of microscopes with accessories I I 1W and a well lighted table for their useilet 1 j f tile motor for ilrK Ing fansmatiiig client f leal tests and exciting chemical action I r cites for crucibles furnaces gun Jets t t for beating air and chimney for the 1 I 1 purpose of allowing m lous vapor to I 1 piss through I I the hood Into the I 1 I t chimney and thence Into Ito nlr 1 the thus safely 1 removing vapors sonic h limes nrUIng during experiments I Adioinhtg the private laboratory U I the I j I I balance room w filch li nude Butt tlijht 1 and which contains five balances plated I upon marble cliches connected with the r i v ill one of the balances being au dull II Vi 3J Ja i di tautly adjusted as to be dislurbid b > pans I ins Icjnii Connected with the bulanco room if I the one containing physical and I chimtcalappiralim built toady undelib I orateatd come of N hick were made to the order of lr lalmage while I In Europe 1 I I about a sear item rhO i 1 former contalnn a sell recording aneroid barometer a thermograph and mountain barometer such an is used In the United Stntw > signal strvici thermometers for iking I a 1 temperature at different depths of the p sea Atwood machine microscopes fore I for-e students a working modU I ol f a hydraulic i reel lilt simple machines I compritlng pulleys wheel II ami axles wedku Inclined plane etc electric rnichlnes both single I I nnd double plates stereuptlcont w ith I views compensation pendulum sonome 1 tcr balance I for determining specific I mill electric I apparatus for mcdiclml 1 purposes air pumps a weight lifter i camera obscura norn pliy I < r i ology an excellent manikin ami fur I the line ol life botanist a beautiful set ol botanical models j CIIESlleAL AppAOATUI This I list 1 comprUes I dr > ing oveni ds 1 tilling apparatus Noltimeter I for determining deter-mining composition of water opens gravity flasks philosophrr lamp sets I nl tett lubes beaks Jan variety flasks funnels dewlcators hydrometers potash bulbs calcium chloride I lubes and apparatus for special investigation HISPKNkAItt The dispensary contains a net of clec I tile Jar for running electric hells and for operating the 1m all motor hood workIng work-Ing table for asiUunt the sciences chemicals of commerce ilnlilljng apparatus appar-atus etc HUUEL The zoological Hit Includes blrdi of puniilc ingKtem gluon fowls b rJs und bculs ol prey mioiic whkh miy In mentioned the blue bill duck lan n ClIII ae ill t1 ir built head duck Utah mallard tei bead red breasted merganser Amer ErN4 + Mwsxam 1 lean merganser black tern Cal gull rnideauVt tem jack j snips landplptr nluUrope atlll blue heron son rail rII riflgneck tack grouses curlew prairie hen king bird king fisher wooclpnker specie or the ol Hawks butcher bird nut cracker blue bird crow soles white pelican whistling swan goose American white pelican the I t art ibis arises i a-rises brrd lor Hilt regwnwhouping crane crested pea fowl gulden eagle great blue heron unite heron Huh hawk the I Idaho bare mink rat weasel mountain squirrel white lulled I I deer I km mountain moun-tain lion red fox monkey woxl cmc < badger giant kainaruo heal wild nt wotverln roynto porcuum antelo le Dnl UltrA In Insect the Utah moth hummingblnl moth India poplliogolden band butterfly b el les and gr eenhoppeec Among verlehrae are caste of the must onion Asiatic elephant t hake ten soul a half feel In length and l twenty I In hot In circumference at the bus an I the dinotlierlum I Amu ig reptile a head i IIr the Jchthosauru as well so com plelc specimens ol 1 the same complete specimens Ti the plulosiurus i and rP dolt of another species seven leel In length Preserved sieclmem are a Olio polt onous mns er centipede large scar pluiKln I Utah In mil t variegated colon col-on from southern Utah whip scorpion rattlesnakes sharks n 1 MINIMI crosmntl The element Include penmen of real diamonds together with a net uf models ol the celebrated diamond uf UK world gHphlle platinum gold 1 nuggets Including models of mime of tire largest In the world silver sulphur arsenic copper fragments of meteors I and models of some of Ihe most famous yet lound In the same case are specimens speci-mens of minerals I Illustrating their phy i feel I properties such at i lurdnesi clean age fracture and color together with a specific snag In haloid are fine smc linens it crystallised Mil I horn silver I fluotlle ataraiiilt and in the sums case specimen of nnrllte cinnabar Pilte I 1 chalcon rile sphalerite bornilc and amtt bulls Oaldeaufsilkon Include quarto single anti lIn group petrified l wood l agaie of ffirent vjneiles onyx < glass menu damn hl after crocitjfiie j jisper mono I inclosing acllnollte and lor bails of the same Oxides of mstaU Inrlu le specimen of Iridescent hematite Iridescent Union lie sldorile spetuUr Iron ore psewlo inurph hematite after pyrite rullle tin on II 1 ranklinltc i I brookilc marble mag hello Iron ore and others In carbon iitcs malachite1 anurllc dogtooth I wisr 1 Utah onyx aragonite ilolomil n 10 cryitallied calcite beauiilul I 1 specimens of mirbleand incrustations In I slhcatm nibellite Utah tops troeldotlte van adtnitc garnets lapis la wll Col Ama jot dune and turquoise Also set ol sulphates r beautiful specimens of barite satin spar silcnlte from geode owned b > the Deseret Museum associstton and gems sad l ornamental stones Next como cUlls jets mineral tars and among tungitatus In l wulftnlle ol diner cut varieties In addition to these uo the rock forming mlnerali and In metallurgy met-allurgy specimtns from South llcthlc hem Il and Illnghim and ilsco I t IKlolnJ Utah i A large number of specimens are being put In place and lIr 1011I1 one or the most beautiful lentures of the museum KBIICH Among modern relics are n cloak worn by Joseph Smith I Dlblc used by J lr nr r llyrum smelt powder 1 horn 1 and watcn t hlonKlnl 10 Dtvll W Iltten cane belonging be-longing lo President Young bugle used by pioneers part of Clone ox tint supported sup-ported the baptismal font In the Nauvuo temple II i modes of coins I used here arnv an early day boat supposed to have been used r h > Kit Carson In pasting through here with the remont I eipcdltion nuny Indian relics Including various articles of dress such ni moccslns women drcues pipe of peace Nivnjo blanket boats and arrow a real scalp rime first telegraph key used In I rah some of the first lull made In Utah and oilier specimen of Utah manufacture I Ancient cent 1 i i1 f IWI = Urcl cient relics Include an old gun used in mao A rapier of the qUI century relics hum Shakespeare house 1 sill apron veldt figures embroidered I ntl1 Quern lijahclh I which she presented to one of her hiiuhinlili 1 urt of the pulpit mined by john Ilunvan part 1 fn the tree l It 1 Xf under wnlch Warwick tho kingmaker stand oahila lalchillg ono of the battles ol the lioses some old Roman slippers J lt j II IdJls from is pan and China also I runt time Sandwich Island mite Utter being valuable on account of their rarity Ilibles ol 1560 a cutlass used in this battle of Iraulgar Among moiutrosltlestherenre double headed calfand two hmbi with separata organisms but with bodies Joined together In statuary are representations ol Milton Shakespeare 1 1 Cicero Demo thence Socratti llcnjjmm rankhr I Clay General Grant nl resident I I Young nnd several others K nlrurlfii Irliool ISgUOOUSEItlt SCIIOOI The kindergarten school I Seventh Utt and 1 riflh I South under I the direr tioiof Miss Gjodsell with Misses lleldel 1 and Lashbrook ba aulstints opened In September 191 Although organised 1 as ii private enterprise steps are taking r > mike It a fret school In the near future The enrollment at the present lime is I eighteen MI8S ClODDHILIlk BCIIOOU this I school which In I situated on Tail Second South street wan ormnlied by the Salt Like Kindergarten Association tllbouLh the design is lo make it a free nhV rl iiiktltutlon I Frunl I f the first rla u traiiiin ileiurlment h w been roiiducted w Ith n angler Ihu direction eif slur oodrieh Sown young ladle who hive received l Instruction under Its nllpeu are now conducting ttrivate wriiooU and are meeting matt approved success The enrolment at the present lime u i sixteen Owing to kickness in lie iimily of one of rile membrrt a iiRciing for iho mime nine of establiilnn n free scliool has been I pwlpune 1 il I uni t1 I some future r I ttnmm It l < learned I that the idles I of the W C Y U time mrtings 011 the last Thursday Thurs-day of Tacit mouth In which kinder Batten mctliod m arc discussed with n v hew lu i nl ir nig the usefulness of this linporlaut feature of educational work ethaewsLLS 1CIIOOU Miss ells opened her school Sep teacher 1 last In tho ghteenih chard lIj lli i tidepondcnt I School build llh und h i had excellent success the attendance from the first I being verv en uiiraKini vert The number IInll on tin reiser i + tumly MmxWciIa purpuiei Imu m entertainment by the rl impale tots Feb 1 aunt time trader a very unimportant 1eIIIIC 01 1lOd 1 e4mtelmummm 1duld t 11l st t mhr MUS K IN Il H Thl < schnil u n depirtmtni 1 i m neclion with Itow ut I Kill Niltl Ii 1 < Bertha Holnnion in cl H go M I h lnaugurale l as a deparim nl nl i la sill u lion Iftl j has been mmaged a private school and In t n uq i success Twentv two p 1 i ae m enrolled In Miss Rabin boot Mr 1 R will also have nn Ito m inmenl i on 0 Washington blrlhdav Mist true Are HOI 11 This KIOJl h I situited on tAn I t I rit South street and w sc establish1 under i the direction of llmhop Leonard a n free school The eapene5 Incident t > IK nunagtmtnt Is mH by the I St M irk pisropallflR church whh I I ore meta 1 tin 1 rniplo blues Durant who Itailit I 101 I Mm Atklin rile arbor wa 11 1 m I In I September 1991 and now li in nn cn rohnenl ol eighteen pupl mr Ulterd4y Hilnts illtgei < i m r IIIon Dept Till dpirtnri Vo m e Iocned on Monla > Jn 15h i i Arum of i + Aggie Sharp as teacher Mi < rp 1 hii had considerable c < ptn < ire am < > klndeigannir anlli I > exprcie I to II I 11 I up a large school The rho1 l w m 11 Innglil in the college building 11 t U t first North St NOTED Rer L I D Rldgeley I of Ill t cite bin > J been invited I In louver in nddre Ime I hue the Salt LIke kindergarten temo cUtkin The Urn und purr will lie announced htrealttr A Church school ronvmllon of the Sill ink I District winch compr sr lime counties ul Salt Ivke I n1 I Ujtii will lie I held In the nstembly rooms of 11 lntler day Stint College on bitur 11 mg Ian Mh at one clock p m I r il U M itewat lot Utah 1 Unlvenlly wit I deliver nn address upon rom 1rath InK after which di < unions will follow The next semester ol the alter day Saints College this city wl I begin Jan J 1911 Should iheiebt any new > IIII Itni who desire to enter fat the term Innci II pal Dane authorises the statement Hi it they will be admllleil tar the remainder of Ihe present semester free ol charge 1 Ms will give student the opportunity 1 to atcenJn the character of tin work and make preparations for the work before be-fore theta M as Kalherlne Parsnns daughter oft of-t II Parsons teaching with success Kockpoil Summit county At the clone of the tall term an entertainment consisting of recitations readings and singing was given Santa Claus taking an active part and leaving some nets and appropriate gifts Each one of the pupils was remembered In a plutuunt manner bv their teacher This U Mini lyrierTenIJ Parsons first term and her friends are pleased to hear of her succcw |
