. History of the University of Michigan . UNIVERSITY we may imagine how great the sense of reliefmust ha\e been. The first appropriation notsufficing to complete the building, the Legis-lature voted an additional one of $25,000 forthat purpose. Little more than a bare chronicle of thebuildings that have been built, and othermaterial improvements that have been made,in the course of this administration can begiven. The house on the south side of the Campusthat Dr. Frieze had occupied as a residence in the summer of 1895. Now it was that theconduit system \\as definitively introduced. Th
. History of the University of Michigan . UNIVERSITY we may imagine how great the sense of reliefmust ha\e been. The first appropriation notsufficing to complete the building, the Legis-lature voted an additional one of $25,000 forthat purpose. Little more than a bare chronicle of thebuildings that have been built, and othermaterial improvements that have been made,in the course of this administration can begiven. The house on the south side of the Campusthat Dr. Frieze had occupied as a residence in the summer of 1895. Now it was that theconduit system \\as definitively introduced. The IMuseum was built and thrown open tothe public in the year 1880-1881. The Anatomical Laboratory and the Ph3si-cal Laboratory were constructed, and the Me-chanical Engineering Building, first built someyears before, was much enlarged and improved,in 1886-1887. The Chemical Laboratory,which had been se\cral times enlarged andrenovated, underwent its last reconstructionin 1889. The Mechanical Engineering Build-. 66 UNIJERSriT OF MICHIGAN \_Chap. X ing also received a considerable enlargementin 1900. The General Librar}- was built and occupiedin 1883, the Legislature making a special appro-priation of $100,000 for that object. Again,the book stack was extended in 1898-1899. The first University- Hospital was establishedin one of the old Professors houses on thenorth side of theCampus. Herethe Homceopath-ic Facult} for atime had chargeof a single ward,but this arrange-ment not pro\-ingto besatisfactor\,an independentHomoeopathicHospital was or-ganized in theother of thetwo Professorshouses. Thesehospital facilitiespro\ing to beinsufficient, newhospitals wereerected on Cath-erine Street, onthe brow of thehill o\-erlookingtheri\er,in 1890—1891. The Col-lege of DentalSurger}- nowmoved into thebuilding that theUni\ersity Hos-pital had occupied, but the HomoeopathicFaculty continued to use its former quartersfor purposes of instruction. So matters stooduntil the }-ear 1899-1900, when
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