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Kansas University Weekly.
Kansas," S. Z. Sharp; "On Extinct Bison in Western Kansas." S.W.Williston, and "Serem Therapy," L.E.Sayre.
During the session officers for 1896 were elected: President, Prof. D. S. Kelly, of Emporia; first vice president, S. W. Williston, of Lawrence; second vice president, D. S. Lantz, of Manhattan; sargeant, E. B. Kneer, of Atchison; treasurer, Dr. L. E. Sayre, of Lawrence.
The closing session was held January 4, at which papers were read as follows: "Notes on Discharge of Kansas River since 1881," E. C. Murphy; "A theory of Absorption Spectra," A. S. Dunston; Harmonies of the Chemical Elements," B. B. Smythe; "Some Geometrical Theorems," Arnold Emch; "Notes on Kansas Cleoptra," Warren Knaus; "Notes on Injurious Insects." W. A. Snow; "The Dakota Formation in Western Kansas as a Water Producting Terrian," E. Haworth; "Geology of Shawnee County," J. W. Beede; and Stratigraphy from Atchison to Washington Counties," E. B. Kneer.
The committee offered this resolution :
Resolved, That the Academy express to the Kansas University and friends their high appreciation of the kindness extended in the generous entertainment of the Academy and visitors; and to the Science club for the very acceptable and substantial introduction into the mysteries of the "It."
The following persons were elected to membership: J. W. Stailey, Lawrence; Elsm Bartholomew, Rockport, Kan.; C. N. Gould, Maple City; W. G. Riste, Phillipsburg; Chas. S. Caldwell, Topeka; T. D. A. Cockerell, Las Cruces, N. M.; H. C. Welty, Tobeka; E. E. Tyler, Lincoln, Neb.; Chas. H. Sternberg, Lawrence; Dr. G. P. Grimsley, Topeka; W. R. Crane, Lawrence; W. N. Logan, Beloit; J. W. Wilson, Effingham; E. S. Riggs, Lawrence; Barnum Brown, Carbondale; Lottie E. Cray, Council Grove.
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At noon the Academy adjourned to meet at Topeka during the holidays in 1896, immediately after the meeting of the State Teachers' Association.
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