The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-22

The various branches Of mining engineering aud mcthwrsy. in q we'll equipped
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts in oc Of the most efficient Institutions of the
kind in the United States
Training for one of the states greatest necessities teachers in spbuddiy managed
An the advantage, Of a liberal, college education, in a state University, whose
work IS nov admitted of even rank with the best universities Of the nation.
These higher educational institutions perform a further service in addition to
me RAINING OF the students IN their enrolment. Their directing heads ad faculty
members are constantly at york in all sections of the state spreading the gospel of
'' R"' "d aRh school student ON ms w ground and unul into the Young mind
the wisdom Of going " to more thorough education They are the missionaries who are
TO- oyG T@Gm%h the value of the work they do and the results they accomplish in this
them them. rGrrG Ga ARE few men and women in other walks of life ana none in the public
ros schools. "" '"S "' =" N" "A
AGAIN. w'nn s another .1I five years %gd not alarm the TAXPAYER u%duly Given wise admin
able part OF the increased costs of the next five years
This state has two main sources Of revenue for educational purpose; from taxa
Ion aEl ron" nsi lands The bulk Of To lands owned by the state were granted by con
years ih~ land grants have had the benefit Of broad gauge bndncslhc management
suits IF highest importance to the state and its schools
During the past fiscal year, 19ls1917, the total income of the STATE land depart.
mnt was something more than 100000 of this about s625oOO vas for the account
of income funds; Z" funds available for current expenses of the various institutions
l~rwfttug from the land grants The great bulk of this $625OOO went to the comm
were approximately S2SE%@ c%soryaiy Estimates Inmates %%"' that %' ir "T "%"i m"%s
~~d s1@oc @T OF this % approximately % sy E E%%o WITH %i bts' paid IG "o d S% nss%s % or %%r Sa
when the o'om" fund payments derived from state lands will exceed NOOON annually.
nymnn THE n r"r y% % of tn" g@ stat. s %r ,@e directly Interested 10 " ca.S", school .SaG.
land grant The present large and rapidly growing income available for ue Of the
ayaaaT" and l." manr"ani"g common "S %% rrS o md , "rI%"%" n" % nS % "' 1b maSg
maximum amour of the "sad I"i~a5"n IooopGo acres for tn" best TT%" avail.
There are apnai"s now and then in favor of radtaI changes IN this land policy
efforts to limit the number Of acres which may be sold and the number of acres which
may be leased to an individual to place restrictions upon the handling of the land
which would block permanently any effort to administer it efficiently TO get a fair prize
n%G nnd" % sane, "Gn % i" t |"' ma rrtn m TG . h Gmj l% agitation n@ usually nE| @mgd from n %
sometime hey are political Always they are harmful to the best interests Of the schools
viii hamper the ready sale and lease Of these lands in an open competitive market will
e'""'y increase the D"d" Of taxation for school support and expansion
r... -. rf %. has, %t b%" na@s in this edition 4" 60 "% the land endowment. and
nun" present ISSUE the cm, mas been Ia set f%h EDUCATIONAL accomplishments IN