Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

Attendance In any other IMPORTANT
Utah towns at summer scho .ls is ok
lrcmely bard on the uhy condition
N our teachers. Not 20 IN L0I n.
Teachers study at summer institutes
from Daylight en- midnight for siK
wcch1 10 midsummer, Do Logan, aud
come through feeling well. 10 De- the
climate the water, lhu fa1I, lhc aimns-
rhefr nowhere else boo Utah 20 good
iurummUr 10 LIunU.
IL b. Important that The Uuivorlity
libfaf'eH, museum8, laboratories, ETC.,
20 within iUuch Of the TERRITORIAL
normal summer schools, ami that
these summon oCfni8ua bu held ln q
riace 10 which teachers can blth STUDY
20 auvanthgs aud enjoy tho dement's OF
Univereiiy appliance.
There ish Ference 1f st least W a
year tn tue imperative cost 20 q siu-
ionPs board 10 LDglr aud Salt Lake
Ia favor 10 Logan. The board lH nlsp
better ~ Logan, aud tent is much
Wcr. THE CamulUtDIy GulWUu tue
objection that tho railway fare to- Logan
IL slightly higher from most psrt' 90
ihe Territory than 90 salt Lsku. Il b.
likely, too, that the railroad viii guar.
aztec n specially low rats &C. students u
tue Uniyeni,y shall DO ni Logan.
WHAT uE COLLEGE HAS COST TuE
TERRITORY,
IL has been claimed that tho Agfl.
cultural College has cost a. much o.
s.51 for each student Ia attendance
during one year OF ~ oNi8lOnCo. This
iH misrepresentation.
Tho total appropriations by the Terri.
tory during the entire tx years since
The creation Of the College have been
sl5l,OlO. What has the Territory 10
show Tor this expenditure -Four cot.
tagup, the presluuut's Office aud resi-
icncu, hnO bafn, n model farm OF
over TOO acres, o large boarding house
that will accommodate 20 boardofs, an
experiment station building and the
magnificent College building ITSELF
lllz8i3 feet In surface uimrnHiIuF nnd
three stories In height, making total
OF s20O,Ul0 pfo9ont cash value, to show
Tor the tlsl, 900 expended by the reTfl.
tory. Thus the Agricultural College
has not cost the Territory anything foT
the education OF all tIu students that
have attended ~. All that tho Terri
tory has appropriated Ia returned with
Interest, anu can not DO Lost unless the
extraordinary proposition OF removing
the College should actually BE- carried
out, in which case this magnificent
plant would revert 10 Logan City.
The buildings, machi cry, fixtures
and apparatus OF the Agricultural Coli
lego have oUst upwards Oi 500, 900,
part Of which were purchased out II
the government appropriations, anu
nearly all OF which viii, aa | suppose,
be- lost 10 the Torni0Fy 81 this College
DO removed from 10 present site.
Tns experiment station now has a
long series OF experiments partly com.
pleted. Tho time and money spent on
these experiments viii be- lost IL the
location OF the College DO changed.
For the two ytgr next ensuing II
viii cost tho Territory obiy 10000 Per
year Tor instruction IN tho College IN
addition 10 the appropriation asked for
apparatus, etc. Ina other expenses AFe
paid out Of the government appropTis-
ton, which Will hmluut this year 10
$4,000, aud will increase 81 200 each
year till II reaches $4,000 annually.
This sum will serve 10 pay most OF the
yearly expense for salnues, and will
maintain tho experiment farm.
10 will therefore 90 seen how Tar
from the truth q the asseruon that tho
College Il costing the Territory eE-
tmyagaut amounts Tor tbs W0rg Of "a.
s.riCtIOn,
am informed that the University
must have sl2j, 900 Tor its expenses
during the neat two yCais. The Col.
lcgu asks for only $4,000. Unto tho
University with the College, anu
elsyon.twoliths OF the UuivUfslty al
pfopriation Will bo entirely uunccua.
sary, rs the College Gao take IN the
University, provide for ils students,
and 10 lis eutiro work VITA $4,000
added 10 the College appropriation Tor
the two year,.
CoECLusiON,