Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02


Don which prWI,Sus me, appear 10
the rlp,r
ITO ntomp, 10 the concealed Ne.
tmu,tr 20 chow that tho Agricultural
COLLEGE itFu. ie.Is I.'Hs %. WORK.
offer, morits no reply from me. take
the wpEI ui uacu usiai fgu' ne tuiliCiout
evidence on that point, us tine lllac
can decide wh0ihCr zach institution be-
fully doing what % a verti8ss.
*" tUu iIusi
The gentleman says 1.-The
legislature will decide whether
ornot they are Willing to pay ,gIul1 or
$4,000 10 have ihs ins,rucu1n Ihc
luygfsiiyI given at Salt Like. besides
$4,000 iDr Agricultural College insirue.
Don 700 Logan. ln pr Hreuce Co paying
SO o9' 20 have the wI.Ilc Of it done 100
Logan
This Is mere stump speech thunder
and presentation. lu the hai
place. il it were true The Legislators can
appropriate thH 10000 to Doe used at
SAT- Lake as easily as 90 Logan aud il
The whole of o. can ue done in Logan
for $50. 600 from Tive Territory then %
can as well be done Tor that sum at
Salt Lake"
Toe bayin: Tor pur l1irs Of il,truc.
til1 mrrIy VIII bl practically the
same NJ tun union I8 90 rted nt salt
Laaons u will II effected at Logan.
the difference would bs Fimply the
loss 10y abandonment Of the col.
ego bIiiIiugs, wut,h sAy Sgll.-
UlJ uul tho UEfuUHe ni rF,cUu.
new buildings on the Far. D1uglas
tcaufvaU.u, my s2lD,ulO. I ga con.
WINGED That the saving iu running uE.
rcnses Will be Ia the nulghHhsh0gd OF
5000 n year whether tiH guIUu takes
place 40 Logan, ut Salt LaE,. co.'s nt any
other place. Aud, for q lust the
third time, say that AIi it favor ot
the union no matter which place may
d. selected a. the site. VIII my hidden
accusor say ~ mu'h Tor himself
Hardly | thiuk, aftor he has tried 20
SNOW that there will he practically no
saving NJ all 10 unite NJ Logan. My
objections d SAT- LIKE have heeu slim.
VIZ the expe 1000 of new bIlldings, the
iosi VI the Logan builIiugs, the nigh
cot Of living, ami tho Distractions 60
put 1, mildly of "a large city.
Again hc say;
"rhc gentleman asks 90 have some
educator ln Utah say over bis own sigma.
lure whether u will cost more than sio.-
90 20 carry the University no Logan.
Well, wc can furnish him something as
good as he asks iur The estimate of
$1,000 per year 90 carry the University
40 Logan inclusive OF ths normal and
$1,000 exclusive Of ths uurmll was ob.
tanned from the acting president OF the
University, than whom man more
widely aud iayowbly known Tor fair.
conservative and impartial Judgment
does not exist in the Territory, nor IS
there any one better qualified TO give
reliable estimate. take the liberty Of
giving this to my informant. because the
Information was obtained withoI. any
reference to secrecy OF TO the use 10 be
made OF Il. nor does the informant have
any responsibility Tor the use. Doubt.
less Prof. Paul can obtain information
from the same source
Now, since tue Univcrslty needs,
A. the Legislature wa informed, shout
500, 900 % carry on the work f0r two
years (tl98, 900 including the dear
mut-sh aud since tho Salt Like osti.
mate II that by union At L'Fsn $50, 900
only will be- required, "N's" present
figuring shows "A saving OF 100000 by
upion at Logan. Yet In another plaus
no figures out that tue saving by tue
union Mt Logan will bp only 3d. 400,
and berates me through three columns
for e'limAting that saving VI 100000
Ia two years will Result from uniOu.
Ia another place ho sayt;
"rhe gentleman says Il gave
the estimate OF the Salt Lake
writers, that there Is a duplication OF
nine.tenths Of the work done by these
institutions
Gle conlounds these Interpretations
that nInc.tenths OF the college work IS
done ut the University and that nine.
/ tentbs OF the University work Is done at
the College. The first though probably
somewhat exaggerated, Is nearly true,
while the second Is nowhere near true,
as has been shown above"
VIII, q uui1n takes place at Logan,
the Unlyefslty will be- removed u
Logan, anu to oil the studio, II does
teach there will be added merely the
| fsw college siullpa IL Il les not
teach. How much will II o0St
the University 10 teach the few College
branches II does not now ollef2 The
number Ia but little greater than that
OF the University studies not taught In
the College,
In no way can the Salt Lake writer
get away from the palpAbie fact that
tho two Institutions are, q all inteuts
aud purposes, each duplicating the
work OF the other anu mat II nine
tenths Of the expenses Tor in-ttuciioni
In either, are not wa'tol, as Net state
by the Salt Lake writer's, yet very
large proportion, perhaps three fOuIths,
h certainly no wasted.
The University dii not ask FOR too
much In asking Tor sl2B, 600, since the
College, n Il gets merely the sii, 900 IL
asked Tor, will receive { 1000 dlnug
the two years, hsrAuso o. the govern
meat giant OF $4,000.
Either Ut these am cunts at One place
will guarantee ne fairy good school
for tue next two years. without union,
am lnt1rm1d that neither Institution
will get more than half II has asked
tor, ani We shall be lr't without a good
Institution IN either, while thu Unlvsf-
atty will BIO in very bad way. Lp'
pears 10 mo that no ono bu. a psfsou-
ally Interested party can confidently
oppose the union,
Union wa, hvoiei by the people Il
each city when their chances Of
obtaining tho cUmOlued institution
seemed good, Now both pafIlts Aft
tTysiugto defeat union.
Here iOliogs Il pieces VI N's hsurins;
"ln order To leave the gentleman no
possible ground OF objection 10 my ig'
ures / will omit the s2s 600 TO finish the
| ,,r.g,,,,t srb,nl ysar and estimate for two