Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1903-01-01 | Page 4 | Local News

Prof It W Clark, who has recentlj been appointed professor of nnlmal hus. baudry nt the Agricultural college, comts well recommended for the position posi-tion Having had eight ears' training train-ing In one of the leading Agricultural colleges of the country and having served for several tears In two other similar Institution, his quallllcatlons for the position to which he has been elected ate of the hlghait order. We understand tl Mr Clark la an txpert In stock-Judging nnd will give this phase of his work special attention There Is need for such work In this State, and wo hope that Mr Clark will bull 1 up this department and make It second to none in any of the Wcsltrn agricultural colleges The staff for agricultural work at the college Is now complete ugutn, after several changes, and ut ar gratified that exceptionally ivell-qualll'ed men have been setuied for the vacant professorships Let these men muks n united pull tu mako the agricultural courses so attractive that this will t the stront-est depart-n depart-n ent In the .nstltutlon (ho number em oiled as It now Is the character of t Instruction (lira,