, 1873-06-22

son best known to themselves. This street
worst between Eighteenth street and Arch
avenue. Here the CUTTERS are everywhere Q
,. structed by heaps OF ashes and Btagnant wat
is standing under nearly every house, emi
ting an odor that makes It very unpleasant +
those that live there.
@. l.. and William Jenks are in greatmeasu
responsible for this state of affairs on the Sou
side. Their property is nearly all built up vii
rickety structures, on which repairs are hard
evsr made. Many Of their houses, II not
majority Of them, are rented to poor people.
That part Of the Fourth Ward lying betwee
Iwenty-fourth and TWenty-seyenth streets, an
State and Clark streets, is also very unhealth
the ground being very low and thore are no 6ey
ere to carry of the refuse water Of dense popul,
tion.
The rest Of the South Side, which is most
! high land, well severed. paved and graded, is i
q tolefable good and healthy condition, aud
| mostly Inhabited By the a1istocracy Of the city.
| a F1vE-AcRE cEss-PooI+
| 10 the Editor q Tic Chicago Tribune:
| porter to the neighborhood Of the Rolling ill
where ne have something to show him that vii
] make even his hardened proboscis tremble. ",
have something here worth seeing. somethin
not new, but Large. 1t is a cesa-pool ool-dimenaion
nse acres. 1t 1a cess--pool of the first magni
tude-the boss cess-poo1 in town. It's aroma /
stronger than red pepper, and it's injecting AMI
eelse;se-breedlng e capacity wonderful indeed
for himself. This oess-pooI is in the tht
rear OF the dlstilieries, and feeds into tht
branch, carrying its balefu1 odors through the
CITY. Such another mass Of filth ia not to be
seen on the continent The continent could moi
whole country. h,,t ia tno mnch for tlis 1oca1;tT
send up that reporter and let him write it up.
Ihe pool is increasing, all the time from the
swiu Stop OF the Cattle pens. Is there no reme-
meat We have need Of. same asaiatsnce to
fight this cees-pool Alone aud nnaided tha
-cess-poo1 cououcrs ,1s. Won't Won send mn that
reporter? ? picasa do. JouS 4 SN.Ir
Conner Coutro and D.yton strasta
TX u., ,,r,11n ,o,,7.-.
70 the Board Of HeaitI n IL, c;Tu
GnwTIEalTS !: Underaigned citizens and tax
psyers OF tha CITY Of CRicaoo hao iaara - ~
hafora ronr honorob1o ho5,-o 49,, 20 80. ~ ~!
plant aeaiust rendernr estahl;sn,ar,t c.rea5 rG
On in the centre of tha c1fv n +I;cI11. $3.50,
lated district of a,l c1sssaa ~ ,,aorio peo1
South Canal street between BunEaT an'd Tre,fth
streets in an old di1an;datad ro,ta- aoj S1.,s.
frame shanty. reht on one Of tbe dirtiaat aIi;as @
prevalent. The fou1 and heart-ach;nc am al, :" at
tho time wben randorng ia 3ona T1.;52as. oaa. ~
day and mighty ia Of The most sicsnnr ch arac,
ter enough to fell the stoutest man. fWo chil-
right next door to said astablishmant' ara A.
ready quite iii. most likely the roanit ~
tho stench from th;a nioca Nv and ~ y.
doubt more victims ;7ill follow. cnr
doors and rindows w3 must have closed
in this hot season in or]er tn Eean nnt +ha fo,,1
air, and wheueyer wo 20 ontdoors tbe sic[en;n1
smell meets Us. The on1v rcmodr of tha evil E
to atop this unlawful nuisance. IF vour lonor-
able body wish to do justice to humanity. and
for the welfare Of this 40 much-tried city. you
can only do it BY personally examining, at the
time when rendering is done, the premises and
you will find more danger fer the neghborB. and
the community in general, than words can ex-
press. We therefore pray you not to delay look
ing into this very grave affair. and seo to it At
once while it ia not too late tn he racretted and
by this prerent untold dancers rom ia cooaa- 80
ouences.
Signed BY q large number O, citizana raeii1;no
in the neighborhood.
4 susrAKE CORRECTED.
70 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune,
sn: In your timely and much-needed article
IN to-day's issue, on the sanitary condition Of
our city, and in that part referring to the Fiji
'eenth aud Sixteenth Wards, OCCURS the follow
8 Dauman street. fronting the Milwaukee, Rail
Dad. This street is bad all through. but IN
7orst in front OF the residence OF Jusiica Van,t
You'd" Why nv name must be connected With |
% much filth cannot tell. egnecial1v since do |
tot reside upon the street mentioned. Inaad To |
eeide there and. whileI did So il was alwava NV
'oast and pride to keep nv preu,ises in an !
1empla1y, neat, and tidy condition. as all who
now me can testify. MY present residence, in |
imos. Iremained in the Fifteenth Ward uutil
had exhausted all the means at nv commnnd
D brinp abont mncl,-nee3ed i,nnrovannn+o hrt
hen eYerythinp had failed that and tho nrono;c
ant na, ~ the nai0hborhnoa ho5 tEa5 - =: ~
create healthy stata ~ STAIR nnI1ad III ~
" stakes and moved awav IN d;acnst ~. ~
;actfn1Iv aaI1 von to do me +ha 3ns{;oa -
hi the orroneons statamant IN tha ar+;c1a ~ 49, ~
onad Rasnectfn1Iv etc - 'Do q 'Ao40 A'en-
o.~'' 1,x,>. v,>, p,n
o47o.oo limo 7a ,e7a 'o0N VAN YOU'D
NORTH saSo.,,or arnerr
, The Editor Of T1.e CHICAGO T<iInne:
SIN: I wish some Of our hnaith ofricera zvoro
lieed to pass @ no and down % sanpamon stroat ~ede
,rth Of MllVoukoe avenue. once or tw;ca q dav'
/ vas Obliged to do Yesterday. lam h 1hinkiIG; r ki;
At thay xnn1d ha Iiks1y ~ cayrv % narr a4rats
,infecfino fInid yerv 1ear the;r nosas nrpus ~
rauntlet AL had todo II ia narfent1 , ~ oai ~
6rintine this yon nav saye Is soma 1 nersnn's 1@1
8. / C1TzEy'