. The Wisconsin blue book . s Hall, occupied by the musical and ladies literary rbesides ladies1 boarding rooms; two Observatories, devoted to astronomy; the : ..occupied also as an armory and drill hall. The Machine Shops, the Cham lal Lab paland Science Hall are new buildings of the most approved construction and latter is pronounced the best building nf its kind in this country. LABI >R I Kirs. The University is unusually w<dl furni«hrat.»ri>s wluw equipment Li of thehighest order. They are twenty in number. d->;:.« 1 f?> t:i-• T. !i \ in.; p
. The Wisconsin blue book . s Hall, occupied by the musical and ladies literary rbesides ladies1 boarding rooms; two Observatories, devoted to astronomy; the : ..occupied also as an armory and drill hall. The Machine Shops, the Cham lal Lab paland Science Hall are new buildings of the most approved construction and latter is pronounced the best building nf its kind in this country. LABI >R I Kirs. The University is unusually w<dl furni«hrat.»ri>s wluw equipment Li of thehighest order. They are twenty in number. d->;:.« 1 f?> t:i-• T. !i \ in.; purposes: agriculturalchemistry, agricultural physics, assaying, haotOJlolQgy, •tMMBtary bt>tauy. advancedbotany, organic ch«vni--try. qualitative c li vnistry. quantitative chemistry, engineering, geology, histology, mineralogy, petrography, pliartm •>. photography, phyaloi (embracingteveial sub labor it,.i i«>s |, psychology, elementary ?oology, advanced cooiogy. 2 wo fed 5 «1. ; • .-?; . STATE INSTITUTIONS. 385 LIBRARIES. The University has a general library containing about 17,0X3 volumes, and is developing ascries of special libraries devoted to the technical work of the several departments, amongwhich the law library, the Woodman Astronomical Library and the agricultural library arethe more considerable. Smaller libraries are being foimed relating to pharmacy, engineer-ing, zoology, botany, geology, mineralogy, physics, German, chemistry and other subjects. Besides these, which belong to the University, there are aocessible to students the StateHistorical Library, 130,000 volumes, including pamplilets: the State Law Library, 20,000volumes, and the City Library, 9,000 volumes, altogether, constituting library facilities sur-passed at only a few places in this country. GENERAL POLICY. It is the general policy of the Institution to fester the higher educational interests of thestate, broadly and generously interpreted. It is its aim to make ample prov
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