, 1885-12-19


colleges, is sufficiently comprehensive TO etn-
brace nearly oil of the branches Of general
knowledge. The university buildings, en-.
hraoing the main building, and the buildings
for quarters Of faculty and students, are beau.
tifully situated on a ten acre tract in the
center Of a thriving city and afford accom-
moda'ions for a large number Of students.
The University library contains over
! twenty. FIVE hundred volumes. with maps,
charts. ctr, we'll selected and adapted to the
| purpose Of the school. A large supply Of
scientific, philosophical and chemical aPpar-
Atus has bsen purchased To illustrate the
sciences. A esbiBet, containing over five
thousand naturalH specimens has been secur'
| ell, and constitutes an important adjunct In
teaching the natural sciences.
The government Of the University is
/ vested in a Boarl Of Regents, appointed
/ biennially by the Governor, with the ad.
| vice and consent Of the Legislative council.
This Board, consisting Of hive members, has
a general supervisory control over all aHAirs
| pertaining to the institution, and appoints
the President Of the University and the
| different faculties.
There are three Departments in the
| University, each Of them under the i'm
mediate charge Of its faculty.
The Department Of Art, Science and
| Literature has a faculty nf ten regular
professor and instructors. The courses Of
| instruction in this department are four,
namely, the classical, scientific, normal aud
commercial A preparatory school iS also
maintained to Ct students for either Of the
collegiate cOurses. A training school for
beBeht Of students in the normal courses
has also been established In connection
with the University.
Daring the last year, two hundred and
nineteen students were in attendance In
this department Special instruction is
also provided in music, painting and kin
drrd hTts.
The Department Of Law h Of recent
creation. It has eight professors and one
stated instructor In it faculty The
msmbera Of this faculty are ranked among
the most eminent and able men Of the legal
profession in the Territory most Of whom
give their services gratuitOusly.
The Territory is an attractive field Tor
the legal profession and there is no reason
to doubt the success Of this school.
The Department Of Medicine: The same
remarks apply TO the School Of Medicine,
also recently establirhed. The learned
gentlemln composing the faculty haye
taken hold 10 earnest and propose TO make
the course Of instruction - thorough a
possil ls. Nine hospitals in Seattle furnish
good opportunities for clinical inutru Stion.
The laudAble aud Intelligent Tublo spirit
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ing been nbaBdoDed a a parriso5 bv The
Un,,sd state,. ne buiIdipgS and land were
traBsierrrd d the TrrritSTV Al = nominal
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ing mpn,bsr Of p.tisnt. reouired. until now
| m M bn;I5;Dc, ,rr oocpn'sd, .nd improye.
mrnts apI eTien.ions have, from time 70
| time. been made, One hundred acres Of
land, in addition to that secured from the
government, have been purchased in order
70 secure water privileges, making the total
eve hundred and eighty-three acres. The
number Of patients under care and treat.
ment July !, 1885 was l64. The average
daily Attsndano for the term commencing
/ August 10, 1888, and ended June 30 1885,
was l42 patients; and the total net expense
Of this hospital to the Territory for the
same term has been S49,6 l6 or at the
rate Of SS.OO Per patient per week. During
the last year o. Ihe trul' oeduSuns cost o.
Improvements the cost was reo1eSd 70 -
| per Pahent per week Shleh u DeheNeI 70
% very favorable showing' when we uke
in 70 oenalderation the hoerAilty, humanity
and eaFeiulneas OF inc management
The counties bear the expense Of proceed
tugs for commitment and Of return Of the
INDECENT after discharges and the Territory
pays the cost ol taxing patents 70 the hos
pital and caring Tor them while there.
The travelling fees OF aherlhs, and often Of
additional guArdS, in attendance upon the
insane on their Journey 70 the hospital,
i0rm no lnconslherahle item OF expense 70
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leoneuE in the Recommendations Of the
Board Of Trustees And SuPerintendent A' to
the propTisty OF adopting statue similar to