Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

90 DO promoted ~ a higher qua lt
10 o. a,ivauccd TO q higher schtO hul
thus hp has c8nsaHily au ~ .cl briof'
/ nim 90 live ami wuTE ilii % good pio
paraiiou i0l "a h0p. iuI, inuuairiou1 an.
] pr.sHsr. us 300.
/ HiupMCuY-S simplicity b. anoihc
| Iua. uft that C4g bs ulHlmfl 10 IA'o'
ui tire pr1nIspJ syaitW. NiuH tu'lte'
| Tor the county Do cCfIallly Wurh Ii
contrast with los, Tor 5ait LAsr, hud
sDaII The way tHI0ufh. AMI ihth 1911
I aasestmuuls ana collections iof tc.1 u
lufp1sns take tha COURSE 10 uihvr lnatf
| through tho regular county til 'ti''
| Tho elections are county elections,
| uuI iNc Iprfiaiuu4eui itnu OHIO % n..
uu Cm. iayu rather o ilc tDarti o.. tHi'
/ hr viii Ut sc.tcitI Tor his special hs.
| uus iOf hil wort Uf tupufvuipg, aul
/ wiIIhpuc.IuuttUIC 70 sYmt ono
BIIu rEaCHll1. Better teachers
siI De- Gmrl.y rI. IH'r VII. .g'.H"'
/ uH % matter of c8urr, the gfIdiuF J.
/ the schools ami thtIr JuIlC'Uus liHii
uau n4d distribution. lt viii o. uu
aim tI iocnir The schools eI tuai tHa.r
Will up an accessible patronage ilr c'Cn
tuulciuUt 90 maintain ihr Heh.ui 900
NNHHININ NNA N.'N NNNNNN| NNNNH 700"
not only redu.u thu humber Ut schools
he thu county, bu, viii Hiyccscn b1'irr
tu' port hntLClHl|y uuu in patronage
800 tuut professional trhc1er1 nItclaly
ada. ted 10 the rafuCulnr Efs4u nctlt'i
can % rmpiJytd Icimhnen,ly il0m
year 10 year
CosE-Iho CO., viii he lees. This
hardly ueclo 40 nlssmCni. When NO
consider the reduction "a toe lumbuf
OBJ school OflCer-, iu the number Vt
r. huul1, guI iu al The inclluulsls at
tachci 90 these conditions, 70 eau road
iiy TO ttcu tlrfe will uo u ruiuc'
ton 0i O. aL But this may NOT De-
absolutely true after all. The Chaucrs
for imprlviug tho schools may be- ~
Increased und tuo imrflvtd anu ca
tended condition 70 gteli, No 10 Involve
an Increase OF expense. Bar alrh uh
Increase oi ugpruso would be- iuliulJus
anu ccOHomiC ana % Profitable invest
munt. Ekpul 90, however would BE-
cutilllri through the opIoruuity The
b8al1 would have 10 purchase nVCcf.
cary Articles for the entire county at
Wholesale, Aud certain pieces OF Cx.
penBivu apparatus could bB used by
uiiirTont schools a. dlilvgoui times IA
tho county wlull DO "A maternity Of
schu0lr, and thus reduce the expense
~ ADJ 10 tlo quantity u apparatus.
The cost, however, uud.F The common
dittuci uybtrm Goes not show alto.
gctlirr by tho actual money outlay. II
u largely found 10 MONEY spent for
which no adequate return is made. II
much laHIuut on u poJf school, or Tor
H.H.H..HHHHHH NN.HH UH
timr1 w0tsn THAI liful. lOss. IL
Is tnid ~ olu OF hor chic.
educator, (DG MllHel, IN upcakiug oi
this question: that Tor uvUry dollar
Now fotk spends fpr public educa'
zion, 20 cents IL wastedi because hr
styH thuy have bot l1lFnol 10 cjnIuc.
lhclr educational affairs on business
rasF. New York, 10 shOlld no "a u,
tllll holds % the small district plan,
though her stale tuaCAulu' association
has urawu up and nioJiei school
oil o. tie township plau ani 10 now
urging itupln the legislature oi "a &
state. hut this m iltvf VI comparative
txptnsb 10 no longer iu doubt, TOT
direct facts show the difference. In
s1muStltr. the adoption OF the town.
shin plan IL LEFT 10 The option OF tic
lowlsniIs. Michigan u one o. these
statgr, Ihe tupuflutuulent OF Alpenh
couniy in his report save, "ln this
county four tOwnsh|pl have their
schools organized on tho township
plnu by special iuglrlatlun. Two retain
the libtfiet system. Tins average pof
capita expense OF the schools IN the
township districts for tho last school
year, NJ shown BY the reporta Of town.
snip boards OF school inspectors was
sl37l, aud IN those retaining tie
district system Il wan sli.S1. The
average length " school IA tho town.
ship districts was niue months; IN the
others four aud Cnt.hul mlnths. 10
other words Il cost gliS1tO give each
CHILD four aud Ony.haf m0niha' school.
Ing Ia the toWnYhila retaining tho
uniOr the towuohip plan tho cost per
pupil for uiuu m0nibs' schooling was
tlaTlb That t., tor Mao m0nlhsi
school under the township plan, per
capita. sla1li nnd ter niue months
school uudug the utiTlc. plan, per
capila, 5000.
UNIfIiN lANAIIJH.- A Eain, tho
now system would SECURE more uni.
form t.xati0u, IL h. true, as We per.
haps al GnoW, that a pee cent TAte
tbKnli1n IN some district. IN this Terri.
tory viii furnish better school than 8
per cent ia others. eau this DO rlghi2
aud are wo lut,iAiI 30 futaiulug law
or "a feature Of % that Will pefpoluatv
such an iniusIics when II eau hu foctl.
iipd2 Auu further, II Is fom ttimes the
case that wealthy men or men With
certain influence and power, manage %
vyalb the school tax, OF their just pIr.
tiun u u. Ana this Il also sOmttlmrs
the case with strong Corpun,iOnH with
property ina district who shield them.
selves from Jlgt aud equitable taxation
10y rrpOslng ulIor tho known Inability
" the weak district 10 force payment
by law. When ouch cases. however.
come under tho strong arm Of / o
county, az they " uld when the
county 10 tho school district there
would BE- no chances iol tuch dish0Ltit
evasion.
A.. A. see nm liboly 10 extend this
| subject too TAT and taAn up too much oil.
your valuable lin" n attempt 10 con.
/ slider thg many pIuii 90 contrast ui the
two systems VI school organization we
have bsi1gu ~, / will Close wilma tum.
mary iu part reviewing tbu elaine /
have made, jirsCtly or b. Implication,
/ Tor the new -ystvm,
First-Ihu unity system would
secure Just ~ many SCHOOLS a. tue
/ Necessities of the community dtmauJ,
each being 40 iuleElsl part OF one
central organization, gnd al the bauo
tmr meet tAf wants OF tie uAftiuulnr