Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-10

claimed and produced figures t-at
the center Of population, white AND
black, was nearer Gainesville tr,r
Lake City. He then discussed TIA
needs aud requirements. He arpr.t
that buildings and land must IA. Pc.
hind the needs and Requirements, -
college environments, the e1ptes.-,
OF the people, and the matter q,
business proposition. Mr.. McNa....
then referred TO the petitions and r..
olutions from all over the State 49,
also the views OF the State ,,-..
He did not think that the questio, .,
| locating the University should be- ..a
to primary where il might be- pulled
and hauled shout, but he did XIV
that the senders OF kilograms and O..
signing OF resolutions WAS an lp,p,.
sentiment coming from the PEI.
and would there be consdereu r..
claimed that an expression of the r-..
pc was OF great weight. and would l4
so considered by members 90 p,
boards. These people believe in r....
and school OF the greatest bpnpa. ..
their boys and girls.
Mr.. McNamee wanted TO know Va,
South Florida was to get il al. %, D..
situations OF instruction were W..
out after paying two.thirds the tax
He wanted TO know IL West F,or,ls r.
the cotton belt was TO get auyt..-
was there not something to Z. ..
Gainesville, the educatianal center g,
well as geographical center o. O..
State. Lake City advocates LAKE C..j
as the location Of its buildings B.'.
Ihgs are not students Mr. McNa"-e
then touched upon the educatioua a..
mosphere and other qualiflcatur, 2
Gainesville. For instance, be sad '.,,
the Gainesville school had been n,--
aied for more than fifty year ~.
sl5l 900, while in only two Jrar- &c
college and university ut Lake C'Y
had expended 1891 900. Mr.. McNa...
then took up and discussed sItus. g..
lands, buildings. equipment and Other
provisions. He,contende ed that Ga.a-.
vile offered the best situation. ..
outside the city while in Lake Cy
the situation was right In the cry te
said that the board would HAYES brs
tiiul piece Of land. and with the s.. a.
from the city and the 100000 from ire
sale OF the old buildings and "a =.
would give the board 5000. ~.
enough TO put the necessary bulidlac'
Meanwhile the present bu,.d'az'
could be used, ~ he not did ,.ts
there would be more than $50 stUt-s''
during the first year
Mr.. McNamee suggested that &c
Deaf and Blind School be transierrra &C.
Lake City. ~ the buildings there &C.
chapel, the gymnasium and Foster g
would be exceedingly suitable Tor -
blind and deaf.
Certified Checks.
Al the conclusion OF the argur
Gainesville Representatives deliver
TO the board certified checks C. &c.
amount Of $4,000 and deeds 70 B..
acres OF land
Lake City's representative deliver.
certified check for $1,000 81
guarantee Of the delivery Of the us,.'.
'ArJ deeds to the additional = 49,
Of land This closed the present ac.
OF claims OF Gainesville ami Lac l.''
Executive Session
10 the evening at $3.50 o'elOok g..
joint boards went into executive go
tion. aud iusI before the nid.ns-
hour the result vas annosnced
vote standing 90 in favor Of GA. see.
vile.
In coming to q decision upoa 90
momentous question, there - No do.
that both boards considered h1t go
Interests OF the whole STATE. vs..
ihen 70 10 not believed that Hss'r
cation or the valas OF present - -
inEs earned 80 much wetght
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