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on tho bonutlful RroundH of tho state
farm? And tho (juoBtlon 1h, nfter we
have expended thlH larRO amount of
monoy.-wlll wo then have grounds to
provide for this institution, not only
for tomorrow, but for nil time to
come?
"If It Is your purpose to allow tho
Institution to remain upon tho city
campus, certainly some model or gen
oral plan should be adopted where
thoro would be uniformity In arcl
tecturo. "When you come to investigate and
analyze, there are not so very many
buildings on this city campus but
what Bhould be torn down and new
ones created In fact there nro only
five buildings on tho city campus
that can lay claim to any degree of
permanency or aro modern and up-to-date
in their equipment.
"The amount of money necessary
to purchaso real estate to annex to
tho city campus would practically
3roct as many new buildings out at
tho farm aB wo now have of old and
worthless ones hero upon the campus,
and which must in the very near fu
ture be replaced by modern fireproof
structures.
'The buying of a few blocks of
ground nt enormous expense hero in
tho city would at the most be only
a temporary expedient and would not
solve tho problem for all time to
come.
"This amount of money expended In
new buildings at the farm would
make an Institution of greater im
portanco and better equipment by
many fold than it Ib at the present
lime.
"Tho replacing of these old bulld-
lngB by news ones and the additional
amount of real estate bought would
mean an outlay of one million dollars,
approximately, and that would not
even settle the question.
"I am unable to understand by
what process of reasoning or kind of
business principles you sould adopt
that you would be Justified in buy
ing as much real estate as new build
ings would cost, when you have al
ready on hand, in the name of the
state, better and more desirable
ground than any that you could pur
chase at the very edge of the city
"This provision necessary to build
these new buildings could be made In
eaBy payments so that there would bo
no appreciable advance in the taxes
of the stat' "
TO INSPECT CEMENT PLANT
Barbour and Schramm Will Go to Su
perior to Visit Cement Concern
Have Made Some Tests.
Professor E H Barbour and E F.
Schramm have been invited by the
directors and stockholders of the Ne
braska Portland Cement Co, located
at Superior, Neb, to visit their plant
and examine their products Prelim
inary tests have already been made
by Prof. Harbour and Mr. Schramm,
so the visit will not be so extensive
o.b It would be otherwise. They will
be gone until Friday.
Tho Superior plant has been In
stalled at considerable expense and
Ib to have tho largest output of any
similar one In tho United States. Lin
coln and Omaha business men are
backing the plant financially.
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