The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-09
new BUILDING TO
Be READY FOR
OPENING SOON

iOsc openS It's uOOTS 10 stuuentS AT
the beginning OF the fall quarter, on
September Is, 1919. several new
buildings will be in readiness to add
to the already large facilities for
training men and women in the sci
ence OF life. The new animal hus-
bandry building is now fully compiet-
ed and is rapidly being furnished and
put in readiness for classes and lab
oratories to start work This build
ing will house the departments of
animal husbandry proper, the veter-
mary science department. the poul-
try work. the dairy and the recently
organized work in range manage
ment
The animal husbandry building is
a large, three story structure built
of white brick which corresponds
well with the other buildings OF the
campus. 1t is conceded by many to
be the most beautiful building on
the entire campus The interior and
appointments leave nothing to be de-
sired. The building is fireproof
throughout. II is abundantly light
ey by many windows so that research
and laboratory work of all kinds may
be carried on to the best advantage.
Situated on the north side of the
quadrangle, this beautiful addition
to the U. A. C. campus commands a
view of the south east campus, the
main building, the shops, the agricul-
.tural engineering building and the
south end OF Cache Valley.
The main entrance to the building
is on the south and is connected by
cement walks with the various build
ings of the campus. One enters a
small lobby or hall finished in mar
Die which leads by means of a small
flight OF stairs. to the main hallway
of the first floor. All Of the inter
ior walls of tie building are beauti-
fully finished in a restful green tint
with floors Of q gray blue cement. and
stair fixtures OF dark brown hard
wood. The doors are vanished with
the same dark brown shade, making
the whole combination a pleasing
and restfui decorative scheme.
On the first foor are found the
offices of DR.. w. Z. Carroll, head OF
the department OF animal husbandry;
Professor George d. Game, professor
of dairying at the college. and an
office for the dairy manufacturing di-
rector. In the west end OF the build
ing on the first floor is a large the
atre or demonstration room. This
room will seat two hundred and
twenty-five people and IL will be use
full for demonstrations during Farm
,ers' Round-ups or special demonstra.
tons of all kinds. 1t is fitted with
doors large enough to allow for the
entrance OF animals for indoor stock
judging and IL will even allow for
the entrance of tractors for demon
stration purposes. The floor slopes
to the north where a small stage is
built. The entire east end of the
/ first floor is given over to the cary
which is conceded to be one VI L2s
best equipped ard mosi modern lWr
ies Il tn' :nt.?s cUunsrv. fD=s.aeS
,ae manIIdc.1r;as "oom pr2psl
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,oriss, SAFES rooms. receiving room,
testing rooms, weighing rooms, start
err room, and the power room, Those
rooms are all arranged in an ideal
way best suited to the most efficient
conducting OF the routine dairy work
Much OF the equipment is already on
the floor and Is rapidly being Install
ed with a view to the early opening
of operations. Contiguous to the
dairy and within convenient reach of
the outside are rooms designed for
the storing OF meat and dairy pro-
ducts, cheese curing room, boiler
and heating room and the refrIgerat-1