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

| STATEN cuts nH Iloi. tAuff D. lNllAf jos
| MIN 10 make them b. crime ntsiusl
the In tcres,s Of higher education.
Turnlng now 90 the nrnueih In.
| ducemcnis Tor Salt Lake Ciiy O. piri
| with tho University, We On DO staiod
thbt "it Will bc the immeinic intores,
u' the city 90 ret tho Unlvgr,i,y rec
moved from lia pitsu.t sir,' because
"Iu ease oi sucI removal toe pfHftu.
Univeriiy gr.uula Hnt builiiuEs, ni
tue value q. ahlut 5lljUli, Will revert
to salt Lass CItY utc."
Tho Trirl ~ BE- Thea uZpu-icI 90
mako Lit to thH CtY of property
worth nufut sill,ulJ, siuCr 900 liant iT
Tao roratIry's or Ing nf DO cnu1irn
tD lC5lpy ~, ne much as thr laui ht
Logan De-, aud 90 Uuiiiu1e on B ha7'
cos tlr lgruiufy about 5l-liuIl 900
cash. rhil iouaf % 8 % h.u tfuuIu'
ton fyr thu ciiy uut how 90 % Tor 'he
refriturt9
ButtsI. COL lu cvsl or mo ci'yg
a, present uU1u 80 Iu1lH htr in n.
tendance, JeIlHiiug umHlafy emf De
mont. An average expenditure oil
| 500 rcr yrar m tSlt auIua tllOIl zoe
year biouIu into tHr Hi.f nr SOP. iA -
iUudult ruIuHHi 400 much .ur tsr
prtfout 400 ins uliIu inttitl lIu
with about 0ll aiI1HuW this annual
bscimoi stslOlJ pfr yolG t'is "ili
/ dHubilers ilurrasr until Wi.hln Ic'
year }! viii probably ftacI s3h,N|u
ilrf yolf, even at thH low aVt'Hra H.
| .8lu TOR yearly DEpuuH.H, % Lower
average than mot Institutions III tu.h
county can show. hs tlu wealth DI
tls slate inrt.tus $40 average 90.
tunIItu.uu i HuItaa viii r.s' uniii
with COS N1tsriA;iIni ;. may D. as'
serted thlt 5jlIUjl uvf yo1r wJuil DC
reached.
rhs ri.lzsni Of this city are advissl
by Prof p4ul tlag ais ios tiois nlsl'
ciai Interest o. divcG tiiB Ep.iHu
s,team by accepting 0uco for al about
siIl,uI1. Wnen ths ulzeui ini IE
about tnB matter, they wuI probably
con,iicr tlla " be paying 10 ishr '1f
Tue whist Cd.
puG Pui mikes the rDmarslblc
statement mat 90 case tue Uuivcrsi y
3. not removed fiym i.s ptssoHl re,
salt LIKE Guy will uavs 10 oNprnd
" ttiu tDa next low year. sill,pIl Tor
hi .n school bu.liiugs auI ssIuudn"
PmbaMy tlosu h. no Guy 900 the
Uuit.d 6taiuf, SIMILAR in plpuhiIn
ami clfcumslsnccst SAT LAs,, WHOSE
hign school buiiliug aui piu u,srs ois,
mlre thau irlm sI1,OJD 10 100000. DO
ioru tho och91l bJarl eXpfuds $50 plJ
soc such purpose, tuey wall near irlm
lhn taxpayers in no uncertain trfmh
Pf0L fnuls nglrss hfu iu tnil cave
ir.m four ~ i've tinei 90 large.
Ga ihis point he says iurluur thel
",hu Univurnty bu lllug BE- aimiAuiy
adopted tor tue hisn scIOot bus 81 TO-
small and h poorly udapisi .or unlvcr'
SHY usn, while tho College bulldog
WIS arranged fif complete uuivcrsiIy
uses and d large enough .Dt tu.ufs
generations"
For 10 o.ze the present building o. o.
we'll adapted ur bltlor adapted tor the
UnlvefHty wlFs thau tnu one VI
Logan, bullling where mu'n has
been cKpcndul ilt show features auI
tnugo mas been w0olul nugiug % Bonn
iunturci essential iog seFyics. rhla
assertion We arc willing 20 leave O tlu
Judgment OF experts wac are familiar
with tho rq iifcmuuts aui tue urst
ways OF NEEDING them. Tao doitctt
81 tho Logan building might perha q
be partially ~ no. entirely ftmvdici ny
accommodating tns Interior.
Tho lauk u rom Ia the present Uni.
versity building may b. easily reno.
diei by putting the school ior tho deaf
in the ample Llgau qlagtefu nnd duvnl-
Ing both buildings ON tho Univrfatf
square % proper University service.
Pf0i. Paul by nomo process OF diyiua.
ton seems 70 know that tue "cily viii
l01u nUtutng ni Consequence" by ihe
removal 10 Logan bsciulo not more
tnau my students viii follow, thu ties,
| will attend tho nigh schools.
The Ouiy students concerning whom
ha has any Foundation iJr huch uu
assertion ars tho preparatory aih0o
pupils whom homes ar IN tho city
These num1tr an enrolment 0f AIlui
twenty oli oil u total on.0llmuut Of aii
up 10 Jau. let. No other school IA "a,
city save tho Territorial normal At IN,
| UniyurEiiy furnishes "a normal aehUI
course. fne students iu tlis CJuffa
alone numnrr about 300 Tho value vi
the professors guess can DO inferred
from these fac.s
PfoL Paul thinks thor are other o.,
situations % greater value % the city
thau tho uniycuity ani tho natural
place llr tue location o., sons Ut them
IL Salt Lake CITY. But tue people Will
not believe the metropolis Il tho Brsl
place Tor cvcrylhilg.
Very true, thu metropolis u not toe
best place ofuytfy thiuK, Iucrp aretov
efal kiuia uI schools anI O3hur inHtitu
uons tlai M Oh, as well o. better be-
located els - here. blI tnaIit 10 the bes
placu i9f toe Development OF a Eesal
uuiyoniiy % nlt douOuu.
Iufcg caufca"s nave protested Uni.
yefliirf, tIa I1.AJiiHL ptibyteriau
aud M1fmJu. Wuoru hava thpy
sought % locate tb,m2 La country
villages remote nom TO ueutufs al
| population? Ogden GuI Salt LAX,
Cry have been chosen. Should mol
the prop.e's uniysrs.gy nave ns oArciu
nud vice a choice oi loo lti0Ig
Fairness 20 the bulk OF tue population
anu wealth which pays tao chief pifl
OF the oXpuuso fOr tna sulplr. Of tho
state university, claims that 1t should
bo located centrally aud made mos
easily accessible - tnu greatest pgTt %
tne population.
, The educational innnoncn nni on
poTtunitles OF his environment c0utrlu
ute greatly 90 the success OF "a stuienp
unlyefsty clussr. la this Territory
schools % law and medlcily gto srca,ll
needed, and those may On best duysi
opel iu cluptc lon with tll Htltt
| univrrslly. For these the uJug.a AN,
hospitals oi tao metropolis are invalu
ul.t, Tor mr licGl school tho hospital
arc inuiapnn-aov. lhu puulic work
AuI manufacturing iniui.fius VI ia
! mptfOullI4 Furnish HlIpuII uunIftuuI