Goes To Chicago

Anderson H. Hopkins, who has been for several years assistant librarían in the General Library has been appointed assistant librarían in the new public library whieh will be oponed in Chicago in a few weeks. The library will be maintained by a liberal endowment given by the will of the late John Creror. The trustees of the library have about $4,000,000 at their command and will establish one of the fJDest scientific libraries in the west. It will be located on the south side. Mr. Hopkin9 will begin nis work for the library between now and the first of October. We regret to have so able a man leave the University. We congratúlate Mr. Hopkins, however, upon the splendid appointment he has received. He is a hard worker and no doubt make his mark in the line of his chosen work.