The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-15

grown from 303 enrolled students Tor
the school year isg3.g3to sag In 1905.
Ig6 Il Is also noteworthy and eommen.
dable that the lstdiu,lon has been con-
Quoted the past year upon the approph.
alton made by the Legislature, there be.
Ing no deficiency AZ all on account Of
maintenance, the deficiency report Of
$500 being explained by the board Of
regents and consented 20 by the sta.c
board Of examiner, as necessary and
unforeseen and having no possible refer.
cnce 20 the conduct Of the institution
itself The greater portion Of this def.
cheney, namely g.. goo, occurred through
a misunderstanding as 10 the amount Of
the deficiency one year ago the arpro.
praiIon having been Silsoo instead 1i
si6.Sool and the balance, namely, S5o0,
comprised a forced and unexpected exc.
pendiiure Tor the purpose Of connsetlng
the buildings on unlyersity square with
the city sewer system. So that this d.
feIeney Of $1,000 represents the entire
Indebtedness Of Che Institution a. pres
eat. An immediate appropriation shorld
be made, not only 90 cover this def
cheney. but 70 enable the university 90
continue until the appropriation l. pass.
ed az the OF the present session.
ritE AoRicuLruRAL cOLLEoE.
The work Of the Agricultural college
al Logan Is yearly growing more pre-
tcnuous itls supported by approprIa
lions from both the national and state
governments, though the plant was con.
strucicd by and belongs wholly to the
state. II IL represented by the board Of
trustees that the sum appropriated by
the legislature lat year for malnten.
ancc proved hardly adequate to tie
wants Of the Institution, and that I'm.
por,an, work was therefore neglected or
un'ailsiaetorily performed. With the
consent OF the state board Of examiners
a deficit was incurred Of S3,aoo, Of which
amount ss,7so went Tor the purchase Of |
a house belonging TO retiring PROBES.
'or and $3.50 TO repair damages 10 the /
from a severe wind storm In |
The tail, An Increase Is asked In the
yearly maintenance allowance from
$4,000 to si3,Soo, and other needs,
which include extension OF shops, man.
ial training school, purchase OF more
and, printing press, repairs and paint.
ng, laboratories, students fund and
ewagc, are set forth aggregating St4,-
100. The total appropriation asked for
or the ensuing biennial period Il s4s,.
90. The practical education given to
he students a. this college especially
ecommenus It TO the generosity Of the
legislature, yet appropriations I'm excess
4 economic precedentcd need, should
lot be made. except after a careful aud
earehing Inquiry. The institution "a az
resen, In very satisfactory condition.
he trustees have discharged their du.
lev with fidelity and the faculty l. able,
nergelie and wide.awake.
scnoot FOR rirr nEAr.
BY act Of the legislature last year the ,
,hool Tor the deaf and dumb, thereto.
,re conducted In connection with the
University at Salt Lake City was sepa.
ited from II entirely and established as ,
n independent school on the campus Of
ne old reform school at Ogden, with a.
&c aided functions Of educating the
lind. This transfer, which involved T,
loving all the portable property be
,nging to the deaf and dumb school,
as attended to with care and discretion.
nd the new school opened at H. new !,
'eatlon In september The bnlldIng, y,
nd grounds now occupied are we'll
laptcd 20 the uses oi this institution,
nd the wisdom OF the change has re.
.iyed perfect atestatIou. The purposes
the school are 10 provide an educa. i,
on Tor all the dat, the mute the deaf ,
utc and the blind Of the state who are -,
sound mind and body and under go (,
ears OF age, though only about one.
AZ OF them are now ln ATTENDANCE. 3,
he school 10 ably and economically In
,ndueted, and the progress OF the stu. IN
'nts surprising. Tie department Of {
Ie blind, though Il ha, an attendance =,
but ten pupils, IL In no sense neglect !,
/, having a special instructor, a separ.
c room for study and recitation and /,
'ctlal equipment. a small dcfclenc,
S67542 was made necessary for rr
,irs to the buildings from the dista,t. y
nus wind storm In September, and has
ZEN consented TO by the state board oil
,aminers. In estimating future needs. O.
.e board OF trustee calculates a per
.pita expense OF SsSo per annum Tor
.e deaf and dumb and $500 for the u
ind, and asks that appropriations De- J
-oylded to cover maintenance 10 the
I'd OF the school year iS9o o
STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. r.
The institution formerly known as In
Ie reform school was, 10y act of the .
glslature one year ago. ordered TO be +
moved from It's original location and I
5 name was changed TO state industrial +
.hool. This was done to make room
II the school for the deaf and dumb
I'd blind, for which the elaborate build.
KS were better adapted and authority
"a ptven the tfugtepa 81 tt. ta....-f, "A