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may, upon obtaining proflcioncy and
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be transferred back to tho original
companies. Company E will not par
ticipate in any parado or other forma
tion with the other companies of the
battalion. Tho company is formed for
tho purpose of drill only. Major Hall
will assume temporary command of
company E."
FRDSHMAN class mooting Friday,
10 a. m., Uni. 206.
Our graduatis succeed because we prepare them to do something
BABE BALL. All candidates for
battery will report at baao ball cago
1:30 to 3:00 daily.
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SENIORS. Class election, Tuesday,
February 10th, at 1 p. m., in old
chapet. Ralph W. Buck, President.
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ENGLISH 12a. All students who
havo elected this course will please
presont their registration cards Friday
at 2 o'clock in U. 206. M. M. FOGG.
COLLEOHJ SETTLEMENT. Tho
Collogo Settlement Board will meet in
Dr. Hill's offlcb Saturday afternoon at
4:30, by order of the president. 8. An
doson, Secretary.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS. All
gymnasium men report at the physical
director's ofllce UiIb week nnd make
appointments for physical examinations.
CHARTER DAY EVBNT8. All
those who will enter athlotlc events
for Charter Day report in the gymna
sium today at 4 p. m. The following
events aro open: Sprint, 25 yards,
high Jump, polo vault, Bhot put, bar
vault, high kick, and rope climb.
SENIOR8 ATTENTION. Sonlors in
some cases have been derelict in tho
matter of having tholr pictures taken.
Tho book committee has been lenient
in tho matter. Though pressod for
time, the committee decided that ow
ing to pressure during examination
week, It was best for student Interests
that the week following should bo
uaed to gather the delinquents into tho
fold. Today and tomorrow, then, con
stitute tho last chance. Don't pasto
this in your bat, but do pace to Town-sond's.
Denver, Colo.. Fob. 4, 1902.
Special Correspondence to Tho No
bras kan:
Tho University team arrived In Don
vor at 9:30, or two and a haf hours
late. They immediately went to the
Y. M. C. A. rooms, whero tho man
agement had hold tho crowd by vari
ous methods of ontertainment. Tho
game was fierco throughout, but Ne
braska was at no time In danger of
defeat
There was a crowd of about 100.
Nebraska outclassed her opponents at
all points of tho game.
Tho features of tho gamo were
Hewitt's goal throwing and Ellott's
foul throwing. The gamo, however,
was unnecessarily rough, in which
feature Denver excelled.
Botweon halves the physical director
of tho Y. M. C. A., assisted by two of
his pupils, gave an excellent acro
batic exhibition, and after the game
the team was treated to a lunch by
tho management of tho local team.
Tho line-up:
Highlands. Pos. Goals. Fouls.
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Wills F
Sparling C
Reeks G
Fisher Q
Nebraska.
Ferguson F
Ellott F
Hewitt C
Hlltner Q
Benedict O
Referee Parmlee.
Umpires Stuart and Newton.
Score Nebraska, 44; Denver,
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New Orders Create a New Cadet
Company.
Tho following orders, with reference
to now courses and a fifth company,
were road last night before the Uni
versity battalion:
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 4.
"Cadets who have had four semes
ters of drill and who desire to take one
of the three elective courses offered
this semester should report to tho com
mandant at his office tomorrow (Fri
day) at 5 p. m., ao that arrangements
may be made In regrad to 'the same.
This only refers to cadets who have
completed their required drill. Cadets
who have not had four semesters of
drill and who aro now drilling In the
battalion are cautioned to take the
theoretical course presorlbed for them
as a failure In this matter will result
In their military work for the semester
being declared unsatisfactory."
GENERAL ORDER NO. 5.
"For this semester only a fifth com
pany (E) is hereby established in the
battalion. The purposes for which this
company is credited Is to eliminate
from the different companies of the
battalion cadets who are not proficient
In drill, who are continuously absent,
or for any other reason.
"The captains of companies X, B, C,
and D will submit to the commandant
by Monday evening, the 9th Inst, the
names of. all cadets in their companies
in excess of 71 men for transfer to
company E. The cadets so transferred
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Engineering Society held a spe
cial meeting Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 4th. The business of the 1902
Bluo Print was satisfactorily settled.
J. C. Stevens, assistant state engineer.
read an interesting paper on "Irriga
tion Laws." The problems connected
with the administration of irrigation
laws and the lack of irrigation laws
In the arid and seml-arld states was
thoroughly discussed.
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The following books have recently
been installed in the engineering
library and should be of interest to
all mechanical engineering students :
The "Materials of Machines," Smith;
"Steam Boilers," Halladay; "The Bal
ancing of Engines," Dalby; "Locomo
tive Management," Sinclair; "Pump
ing Machinery," Davoy; "Refrigera
tion, Cold Storage and Ice Making,"
Wallls-Taylor; "The Slide Valve,"
Bigtrup.
The Graduate Club will meet on Sat
urday evening at the College Settle
ment house. The program will consist
of a paper on "Lamprecht's Historical
Method," by Dr. Kuhlmahn, and a dis
cussion of the Rhodes' scholarships
and. graduate work at Qxford, led by
Mr. C. W. Wallace. Mrs. Ensign Hag
enow .will play and tho college songs
will be Bung as at former meetings.
Take East O slreet para and get off at
Nineteenth street.
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