Word: floors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...been definitely pledged, and many pledges have already been paid in. While enough money has been obtained to make the purchase, the balance of the sum asked for will be absolutely needed to complete the alterations which must be made in the building in order that the first floor may bring in an income from retals, and the rest of the building be fitted for the purposes of the union. Contributions to date are as follows...
WANTED for Class Day, a room facing Yard; third floor will do. Liberal rent. Call or address 65 Mt. Auburn street...
WANTED for Class Day, room on first or second floor, facing yard. Willing to pay good rental. Call or address 65 Mt. Auburn street...
...Grand Army will occupy the front rows of the floor seats and the students are asked to fill the remaining rows before going into the balconies. Seats will be reserved in the front rows of the first balcony for members of the Faculty and invited guests. The public are cordially invited. the following men are asked to be at the Theatre at 11.40 to usher: R. W. Emmons, S. C. Fairchild, R. H. Stevenson, B. G. Waters, M. Ladd, N. W. Bingham...
...quarters will give the Union room to grow a great deal larger than it now is. It is intended to have in the basement, bowling alleys, a gymnasium, shower baths, and the priting office in which the Prospect Union Review is printed. The front of the first floor is to be rented; in the rear will be two class rooms and, if it is found practicable, a laboratory. On the second floor will be a lecture hall seating 450 persons, reading room and library, and three class rooms. On the next floor will be five class rooms. Above this will...