Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
4 FINE STRUCTURE.
Description Of salt Lakes Latest
New School Building.
10 WIN Accommodate Five Hundred
aud iiny Pupil. aud viii Opca
Un Wednesday.

Tho handsome aud substantial struc.
lure in the Tggn,y.hu ward 10 BE-
Gnown As ,ho wa.atcn school, aud
which II situated ut the coruerOi South
Temple Eai Il streets, will be opcne
On Wednesday, January JFl, at which
lime the CITY schools Will again 70.
sumo thsif sessions.
Tho structure lacos tn south, Ia con.
slruolcd o. prcaloI brick, with stone
Trimmings, has three stories beside the
basement, aud although pIoiec,sda
an right-f50m building, /, co uiains ton
rooms, and has seating capacity VI
i've nuaifsd aud fuy pupils. There
arc three entrances, oue from the south,
one from tho north and Onu from tde
west 10 the basement are two school
rooms, the heating and ven.ilatlng
plsnlF and lAvAtohrs. On the second
door are four school rlsms, and on a
landing between the two stories iH
situated the principals Office In the
south side OF the building, nud
teachets' room In the opposite side.
rhe appointments OF the upper story
are an txsct counterpart ofthuse OF the
second door with the exception VI two
recitation rooms, which are immediate.
~ above tho prluoipaps office and
teachers' room, and which are some.
what lafg than the tNi last named.
Each room ha. n closet for the ute of the
teacher ana light and ample whrdflbrs
ATE provided Ia tho balls tor the use OF
pupils. The halls are sufficiently large
90 direct aud control the movements OF
all pupils Ia their egress from the build.
ing.
Tho light Ia each room IA admitted
10y six large windows, aud 20 lar ~
the ncatness anu dosifAbility VI rooms
ATE Concerned, the basement rooms are
NJ inviting NJ any In the building.
| Drinking fountains are placed at the
entrance, toilet appliances In the
| principals Office aud la the teachoru'
oOmt; aud IA tue hall Ga each ll0F are
both hot anu cold water taulls, the hot
water app lance being iifst introduced
In THIS building.
Tue heating is effected by means OF
what Ia known a. the high prusiutu
system reduced.
The motive power In iorty.horo
return tubular boiler, connected with
which II an automatic pump and TO-
oeiyer, which receives all the water
IhAt Il Condensed IA the apparatus and
returns the same into tue boiler, the
,ohemc being 10 save fuel by putting
hot Instead OF cold water Into tho
| boiler,
Ventilation 10 accomplished by
means VI tau, driven D. u slx.hOfsr
vertical engine, the ayr being received
through An entrance on the tast side "
aud N conducted through an immense
duct 70 seven eyHtums Of radiators Ia.
closed la boxes situated IA different
parts o. the building, ANer brinR
utattd IA tho faliatOts, the mir IN
carried by means OF registers g. toe
several halls aud rooms. An idea may
be gained Of the perfection Of the So.
tenn where it Il stated that no matter
| what tue condition VI the atmosphere
may be, supply NJ thirty cubic feet OF
| AR IL alwEJt furnished 20 yacu lupil,
whether IL DO warn, cold, or nj "a
medium between. The supply IL
always At the CuLtrJl Of the teacher,
anu is believed 10 be- a superior 6y stem,
being combination OF iuo best nov
ia utv,
The architects are Mouhrlm, Bird a
Ptoudfolti contractor A. Is. Gibson,
plumbing, heating aud youtilatiug,
Mitgley a 3guf. The estimated u
o. Contract, !-T 200; ho8fIug, veutIiat-
lnE and pIumma1 sahaj, ste, sb,UU#;
extras, $4,000 tOlsl g4i, s1I
The tVuUhiug personnel It;
| PIluuipai-A, T.. kgugkry.
seventh ami Eighth gmIts-Ml5s
Flora blackburn,
SiAtl gJuIc-NlB G10drrn.
lllth EsAgU-AHa lemVIutun.
| Fourth Er.l,-Mu. MARY WtH1u.
II.II ggaIt--NlH Celia Murphy.
Second CRATE Mss Curg.p Iulgus.
First WpGp-Alrs Stella Hapgu1H,
brginutm- Misses EIIn AIurphyuuI
Alice Herman.