The Chemistry Annex
Our readers will recall the fact
that $70,000 was appropriated by
the recent Legislature for the erec
tion of a portion of a bu,lding
for the Department of Chemistry
but that the Governor's veto axe cut
off $50,000 of this sum, leaving only
$20,000 with which to effect the
needed relief. After a careful study
of the situation, the Executive Corn
mittee concluded that ir would be
necessary to use this $20,000 for
a temporary instead of a permane t
building, as in the case of the Eng -
neering Annex and the Mining Build
ings.
Mr. J. Herbert Hall, of Hunting
don, the architect, has completed
the plans and work will be started at
once. The structure will be directly
back of tie present building and wi'l
extend across the west end of Beaver
field. It will be twu stories in
height, 100 feet wide, and 135 feet
in length. The upper floor will con
tain a large lecture room capable of
seating more than 500 students,
The remaining space in the building
will be devoted to class rooms and
a laboratory for quaitative work
which will accommodate 250 stu
dents. All necessary equipment is
being ordered and it is hoped to
have the new structure ready for
Use at the beginning of the second
semester.
Gordon Weaver, 'O5, is assistant
superintendent of the Animas Power
and Water Company, of Silverton,
Colorado. During the winter
months only he acts as cashier of
the company.
Dr. and Mrs. Gill are moving into
the house above the Library former-
y occupied by Professor Foss.
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