Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24

cital's room aud also opening into the
sluiy room 10 FOUND an apparatus room
which h 10 be shelved and nted UP for
holding all chats, maps, globes aud
other apparatus used In the school
room. AT the rear or west end Ut the
room II a recitation room 1890 and n
small closet FOR ire hose.
Returning and entering tho LEFT door
one passes through n similar vestibule
into a private reading room and library
IN two apartments which will also be
used for q music study room. The
walls NJ these rooms, which occupy
the same space NJ DO the principals
aud apparatus rooms on the right, are
20 built that no sound can escape to
annoy the clas'cs In the other rooms.
West " this library, tue entrance 10
which Ia from the main hail. Is found
another study hall, duplicate OF the
room on the right, with adjoining reel.
ntion room aud closet.
This closes the lower story Of the
wings. The centre entrance opens
into the main hall, i9xGs, which opens
onto the play ground In the rear. At
the west end OF this hall IL found n
double stairway which q little over half
way up merges into one grand stairway
ealing 10 the main hall Of the floor.
THIS hall opens Into a large lecture hall
In tho front Of the building 30X6s. The
To.trum ~ at the cas-, Of the hall and
behind II arc three small rooms for
cloak or dressing rooms. Two OF these
open on the long and spaci0ss balcony.
On the right NJ the hall an one reaches
the head Of the stairway IA found an
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mcfcial and art department, "A room -
A35.
ON the lot il found tho specimen
room, wheru cases will llne the walls
for tho geological, meteorological, 700.
logical, botanical and other collections.
This room Opsns eisiwli into the
scientific and classic department, also
2bNHi. From the specimen room n
stairway desconds Into laboratory,
which forms the upper story OF an adj.
ditiln ON the rear u tho north wing
Near the specimen nom and the art
studio are two toilet rooms, two Others
being found under the spiral stairway.
The lower story Of the addition Will
be used Tor the boilers and steam heat.
Ing apparatus.
One feature worry striking 10 an OBJ.
server IA the many windows allowing
n flood VI light 10 enter the rooms, and
also the perfect ventilation. The
building will be heated by steam and
lighted by electricity. Electric bells
will also 10 used throughout the
house. The institltlou has n seating
hcapacity OF 900 students. u has cost
with the land aud furnishings, slO,O 900.
In the rear VI the building arc found
the play ground aud the Janitor's resi-.
/ dente.
When fully completed, painted and
papcrvd, with a lovely lawn And neat
/ fence In front Of u, the structure win
present q handsome aud imposing, yc,
cheerful aud airy appearance.
The Interior arrangements were de.
| signed by Froi. Mwuch, the Archltcc.
tural style by ). T. Whitaker, and the
contractor has been j. NJ. u. Taylor.
Only the lower door will be- used 10
commence with. The faculty has been
tccutod, among which are Professor
Mmuch, principal,and Prof. Toll,sirup,
formerly the principal Of the Morgan
stake Academy. The school hours
will be- from . am. 20 pm.
The opening u this Institution will
bu hailed with Joy. IL has been closed
| down TOT n year and and half owing
/ 10 "A lack Of proper school room aud
[ facilities. The lack II now femedied
Anl the academy will henceiofth be
/ Onr " the l.ading educational instlts
tlons In We cr County.