Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Al Logan, Visited by The Territorial
legislators.
A SPLENDID INSTITUTION.
The Trip Full Of Interest aud Pleasure.
-Ilir insane Asylum, at Provo,
visited To-day.
A SPLENDID INSTITUTION.

~ the unreasonable hour Of 7 O'Clock
yesterday morning the train bearing
the legislative body, with visitors and
reporters, pulled out OF the Union Pa.
ciilc depot.
The faces Of msst Of the party indi.
Gated that the clutch Of Morpheus had
not been entirely shaken OIL, aud that
the sudden change from the down
quilt to poorly heated passenger
coach was not an agreeable transition.
The transfer at Ogden TO the special
train teuiorcd by Mr.. d. Il. Buriey Of
the Union Pacific, however, brought
relief TO the hali-chilled inmates, aud
the ride from that point TO Logan was
very enjoyable.
Upon arrival at Logan the Lcgisla.
tive body aud accompanying guests
were at once driven nearly two miles
through tho town 10 the college. The
Wow presented to the lawmakers from
the brow u the hill was beautiful in
tho extreme. The whole country was u
mass OF white, rehoctiug"the beautiful"
from every tree and shrub. Stretched
out In all it, winter lovelinUss, the
granary o Utah with Its snow cover
ed door glistening in the auulight
was beheld ana approved. Exclama'
tons OF delight and surprise fell from
tho llps ul those representatives where
constituents are now enjoying a semi
tropical climate, and whose palates are
tickled by tho delicious southern Utah
pomegrauate, grape, etc.
Entering the main hall NJ the college
bullding tins visitors were usheTed Into
the chapel, capable OF seating $50
students. When the party mad taken
seats facing the weil.dressed and
happy looking students, President
SaubOrn explained the nature of the
visit To the latter, alt,s which Mayor
Haines OF LoyAo, In a short speech Of
welcome, extended the ir,e use Of the
building to the legislative members.
PRESIDENT RiNu,
of the Council, was pleased to visit
one whose fame was Nv rapidly
spreading.
The Agricultural College was n
novelty 4 lew years ago, yet Us results
and advantages are being appreciated.
lie WAS pleased to note that education
was enlarglng beyond the CONFINES Of
classical education, anu congratulated
the Utah people IN having such n
cTodiAblo Institution, assuring the
faculty OF he college that lao would do
all in mis- power to aid II.
spEAsER sEEuMILLEB
saii this institution had always been n
sort Of pride 10 him, aud he was glad
the parent government had cOntrlbut.
cd ~ generously to its support. A
practical education was beng given
huru which would benefit all Utah.
The speaker hoped for experiment, al
stations IA other paris o, the Territory
is well Us here, anu ne closed by eN'
pressing hope for an educational
uuOul.
MR. FERRY,
OF summit county, who, by the way,
l.a man 1i rather marked ability, re-
minded Prof SanUOru that although u
was the duty OF the legislature 10 pro-
vide fund, for the college, IL was the
iuty of the trustees 10 seq tAat thosu
unus we're used Juliciuusy. Address
ius tho pupils he rsid'
What are you here to-?
Voice IN the back halJ- Some
dung to ca!"l
Nau go ulJ c0mc hufc 10 study
5i,ra or illuIno-iau; you are here 20
.hiu yuufsrlyc. 90 become sUod me-
uhiults, guul atmvrs and useful citi.
syu-.
| We Want our boys here to know til,