Show Educational Matters I Tho Educational Institutions of LognnDoscrlptlon of tho Brlnham Young CollogoTho Agricultural Collogu and I Its Curriculumits Course of Study oto The birth of Hrlgham Young College Loganhfiil Inception In the broad and beneficent mini ol President Young The head of a steal people with characteristic charac-teristic Insljht he laid the foundation of their government wlnly and well lilt fchcme was to found a school system which should l comptlic all departments of work and In which Itt cardinal principle i prin-ciple should be a reverence lor the i Creator and for all Ills work Miner he Incorporated In the curriculum ol study the theology of which he uan earnest and efficient expounder I The college lIe U I an nniHtully pleasant one Situnteil In the south i part of the city on a tine I of ground overlooking J Logan riser Across the riser li the I college campus which occu 1 pie a tract of seven acre and uhlch li i an admirable place for field ports The I limn building II I a inluUntlat structure i lour stories In height and lace the I norlli In the basement U a room fur the faculty a c ui room and the lava I toilet On the firs flour are the library sort one class room and on the second floor It I the assembly room while the upper story contain the muteuni and another clan room I This building it I well Minted 1 and vert tlUted U I heated smith steam and li I provided pro-vided with water and electric light A I little to the south and nil ion imlldinit I which U I use < l a < a chemical biological I aim physical Uboratory and recitation looms while Immediately meal of the main building rn tlio presidents reel I ilence the ground about the mam building alii pre > identi residence are ailurneil ul > n tlc a leature That lend iidililionalatlractlveneM to the situation The college Kliunu contemplates courses uf study designed bur all grades hum the kindergarten department to the Unlvimly the I college proier tillers the following coupes College preparatory notniul course business nurse course In ember sours In gtneral Klence aiUnncetl normal course A winter course and an M I I A course TIM first named comprise The Gospel Ilible history and ecclesiastical ln > liar > one sear orthograph Knuilill liraninwr reading and ilimo anthe nutic vocal muik ttennuiuhipaliebra Ktoraphdra inc Knghth and United Slates lilntn eliKtillon plane geometry geome-try rhetoric higher algebra rhyalrn and JI Botany loolog I language mid pnjsi oiojt The normal course comprise in addition to the studies 01 the college I rcpirilon kindergarten Immictu civil Ruteinmtnt IiI keeping school management elementury methods prm cine and practice and psychuli gy Tire buimei course mid to tine nuiiies ol the normal coupe commercial atllliemelic ihonogtaiili political economy commercial law amt type writing Inn cnurse In letter Incluue ethics mathematics Kn luh latin 1 tencli Cieiman civil government constitutional con-stitutional history chcnmlry gencrul history Chrlttlan evidence and natural theology This course lead to the degree of Hichelor of Letter The course in general science requires one scar In uhics two peons m t omathe ivories one > ear in Ungluh t dll > ear ol Gtrnun and one year ol Trencli or vice versa one ear each Inchemistry geology physics mineralogy and l as ironomy The advanced normal course oiler clinics rhetoric higher algibrn science and art of teachmy neology chemlstr mineralogy astronomy Chritllinetlilcncct and natural theology The cairns in general Kienco lead to theh the degree of lUchelor of Science The inter Course U Intended I fur those students who can attend In the winter only and comprise the Gospel reading and classics I Knghsli grammar r orthography I and punctuation vocal 1 music and penmanthip III U behevttl that the course In mathematics mathe-matics Is ejpedally itrong In additiuii to orithmelic algebra mid geometry a thorough course It l olkrcd l in trigonometry trigonome-try calculus dillcrinlul 1 and integral determinant throe ol equations quilernlonf hlitoiy and plilliMJphy ol mathematics general astronomy and surveying In pitu I s a thorough course IIIf given in alnu a course in general and organic chemistry qualita IHu and niianliullie analysis and assay log The I biological sciuicis include elementary klructiiril phslotoglcal 1 botany elementry zoology comparatnc anatomy physiology clcinentar and advanced ph > nology Modern laugug < a oiler three years In both French mid German while In the ktudyof theology I until philosophy three I j I ears much are given attention In Is I given while In Lnghslt and in hlsior the courses are very lull In addition to the curricula already mentioned Instruction 1 Is I given I in an drawing and I music In the last named I I branch vocal and instrumental inudc Is 1 open to all undents Injunction in instrumental in-strumental music Is I given upon the organ piano s lolln corer t and claoIlOI The ccune phsicalculinre Is I open to ladle as an optional instruction being given three times per week Within the 1 past week a NBWB repre y 7oirt i rl Oa li tentative paid a visit la Ihu 1 college tillering tile Institution at the time of holding the morning exercises The program COlli bled ol singing reading a chapter from the Ihble followed by a short Upon tlm morning I mentioned prayer tioned I erl the time usually devoted II to i Instruction In-struction In theology I was given to time undents I who l rendered III al try enter I tulnlng manner a program prepared I lor the occasion I he program coinjilcteil the Nkus repiesentatue was khouii through the diflertnt classrooms to listen to Instruction In arlous branches to the library where was unwell detected list of books und periodical intended for Investigation and entertainment entertain-ment and 1 then to me museum winch U I supplied with specimens UlustratUe ul general gcologyrnlncralogy metallurgy bolany zoolog and archaeology In addition to These were tpeament ol native plants n large dirt ccllon ol Irish terns and mosses native woodi Ulah mlnerali and rites cni uf shells corals nbonglnal relic nail specimens speci-mens of hie hi the Sandwich Islands In the lino of physical und chemical ap paraiu the college Is i very well sup 1 plied Tim dillcrcnt pleos ol appaia tan Include the best now upon IHu IIakel The 1olysonhlcal and the Ihllomatlih I inquiring lucieties luinuh geniral good infornutlon upportuiihy receiving lor I recreation I semi obtaining practice In r Yfm 1 Istrllsmentary public swaldng and parliamentary pro cedars The college ularleil out this year with a good attendance Under Ihe direction ol IruteMor Krr at president it will add to the presage already obtained and succetslully accompllth the mission I for which It sins bounded It It I believed that the faculty Is a most i fflclent one and that acting In harmony with the new president excellent results will follOH Iollo lng ire the faculty and Instructor Instruc-tor foraWllllser William J Kerr II SM U 1 II I Presi dent Imlestor or mathematics Doug las M Timid 1rolettor of science and i ail ol leaching William II Apperley Professor ol lnll Knuliill II lanKUige II amt I Illeraturei Kpliralm J G GuitiAn 1ro festor or physics and chemistry registrar regis-trar James II Ilnfonl Irolestor of history and political science llbrailan George U I hwendsen II So AstUlanl professor ol niatliemalics lucy r losing II I Principal of preparatory school Inslruc tor in the science and art leaching Bertha Wllken Instructor In teaman physical culture and ladles work Daniel T Miller IiiMruUir In Latin and U IreiKh log lberg Secretary Instructor uf the nJ faculty vocal and instruments music Vill i Farrell special Instructor in the M L I A Course Joteph J R Hyde I tjiecUl instructor In the AI 1 A course 0 I The preparatory school it held In the basement the tabernacle Professor Kerr I It I mailing many friends l as president ul this College It gan Is I In many respects an Ideal place fur an educational Institution Ml t Kulph read a well prepan d essay at a meeting ol the students society oil Tuesday morning last The discipline In the college Is I excellent ex-cellent the Industry manifested com fuel d ules IMUstor Appetley has been connected connect-ed with the college for a term of sigh teen years Cunmient It tmntce > sary Ks to the services of this filtnlul Intlructur I |