Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29

AN ANALYSIS OF "LoGAS.nASlA'
Iis Effects on the Professors ideas on
finance, Ethics and
Hygiene.


denurvcs hearty commentator an u
worthy Of It, talented author va
fortunately a. IL seem, 70 me there at'
acme errors which will bc indicating
II not pointed out, ..
For convenience Of treatment, ] VIII
summarlzs Prof Paupa Arguments ioi
removing the University TO Log 'u
into financial arguments addressed q
the Territory, huancial Argument
addressed 10 salt Lake Guy, ethical
arguments, anu meteorological afsu'
montf.
The professor says there viii be no
ecor ony ia union unless tno anon
takes place at Logan. Nov, ~ uurm. ~
my untutOfcd intelligence that 20
saving on current cEpense' iof silalirf'
miscellaneous Oxpenfra Tor main'ei'
hncr,appafntus, impiOvtmcniti hufaIyi
museum, IN word all tue economic
tnnt eau be- figured, viii 30 tho nhm1
whether the union iakeH place 90 ~
gan. Salt Lake Guy, Para CITY OF auy
other place Ia Utah. How Cau tnt
locality mako Auy C9ncclvhblu ulucf'
unce la this matter
Ho SAYS also that the expense Ct
union will be- almost nothing u at Loo
gan aud s.01,OJU N clsuwhrfr.
In caHr Of union 10 Salt Lake CITY,
there arc two conditions 10 ur cInsii'
efod. rhn college may 3D. united
with tho Univcniiy on iiu present.
alto with tue least possible changes
or tho city may give 10 tho
University the square on which 10
Stands, which PfoL Paul values al
$4,000, aud uhO tuofo may
ls given near the CITY = nue. elite, Que
worth 81, 900 10 $4,000, and on this
n plant Tor better than either insliiu'
ton now has may be- established with.
out c1atiug tho Territory dollar
Such n thing may Easily happen, md
We eau hnofd 10 walt a little Tor &c.
But let ~ see whether " viii nocuf'
raflliy cost 500, 900 10 unto on IN Pros.
eut Univonily slto ~ u wrfu uucuslaFy
10 do this. 10y removing tue n1huO.
for the deaf there IL room In the Two
existing buildings for the work %
instruction, except h. shupwork, tor
tho properly qualified applicants Tor
the union Institution. Accommodations
for the shop WORK could b. furnished
NJ n moderate cost; so QUO would 10
very well 90 start with, aud there u
ample room on the square Ter tho add
llonal building. Ia case Of need, then,
the college work could be provided for
ON tho University square for onr.tenth
VI the cost claimed by Professor Paul.
1 understand also that tho Logan
building Il not finished yet, how
much will that entR
Prof. Paul estimates the huildingu,
machinery, fixtures ana apparatus u
the Agricultural College nave olst
above 500, 900, nearly all OF which
will DO lost " the College 10 removed
from Logan. Could not tho buildings
10 utilized for some other service, Tor
schools Tor tho deaf, tho blind, aud
other detective classes for which pro.
vision 4 dcsirrd2 Cannot all tho ms,
chineTy and apparatus ami some OF tu'
lxtures be- removed with the CoNvgti
Prof. Saubgru IA the Now Year
edition OF tho Tribune, Estimate Ia
total cost Of buildings ami tquipmcn
Mt si76,OO0 including station builiingi
The equipment Il there estimated q
$4,000. Deductiug this moyabl
equipment from $4,000, ana TO "a
remainder adding g., 900 for the laud
We obtain slB7, 900 AZ tue amount 10 h
len behind, ~ Logan cHacis her pnuu
OF tiush ami pruiura 10 have tho buili
ings stand empty rather than 10 bh pa
10 any other Territorial USE, a course b
foolish that no community Is likely {
puuue II.
Yes, Il would bn rather hard 10 CIV
this amount 70 Logan, but II lock
rather small clmpafud wish the $500,
900 which Prof. Paul proposes 10 CIV
Salt Lake CITY by abandonment OF ia
Univouity bite.
but Pfoi. paupa figuring become
even more interesting aud novel whel
no enters the ileld VI current expense
for the next two years anu estlmate
the saving there by union nt Logan.
In the fifst place he 0v6flooks th
the fact that the sum needed by thu
UnlyoIsiiy includes the amount ~
quittd tor the deaf muiel, about 500.
O0O.
lie proceeds 10 estimate that Tor q,
600 por year tho College eau take %
the University, provide for ~ student
and do IT, entire work, thus saving
about s. 1000 YET year.
For thu College ~ provide nt u cost o
5000 pur year Tor aD1lt 500 slulenis,
the guess that thIee.i0urlus ~ IN
University students wlulI remain ID
salt Lake City u a purely Rralut0u
assumption on his part, students wines
instruction would require from o.gh
10 ten additional professors ald lL
afuclols not 70 menlio4 0Ihar expense
h an educational miracle equal % tOa
Of the l0avea and hshgs. The uCrmn
school w0rE alone, as 1 barn 10 d
planned by the University Tor the mex
two years, will require 90 least onl
professor three instructors tor th
iIoleasloualwork iu pedagogy, method
anu trailing. The school 10. tho dsa
requlrua $4,000 pef year.
The combined Institution will hav
on IT, hands the school Tor the drh
Preparatory school, normal school
u commercial course, an eXprumnu
station, four yonr COURSES in hDrrr
uric, general sciture, lrttuu, civil mis-
ing aud mechanical engineering, ayr
Culluie, uui domestic science, vii
from 900 10 $40 s,l IoutH. PrDf. Pan
proposes % do this with about $50 .U
prr year S3i,uOl rom no s1vuumru
s5,Oul for the College aud s. 900 o.
l.v University from the Irrutor.
Yes, &c may hu done, a. Ihe lrlshma
Kept his horse on shgyinEs, fhe an
mai died bsiofs u got used 10 the die
There would be greater saving an
quite az gOoi results by nbJliHhus Oh
Uniygrily altogether u thii rOft
economy lH ueHirtu,
But u occurs % me that ull "a
h.uuuH amount 10 no more uH d