, 1881-06-05
A Solid Structure Which Will Dety
. the Waves and the Ice.
A. Plan Which Gets Rid at Once OF All
Contamination By Sewage.
No Need Of Any Persons Staying ont
There During the Winter to
Care for It.
The Mayor and Other Citizens Think Fa'orao'y
- IT, OF the Scheme.

1dE -a<ko k
THE 1NrESToR's DESCRIPTION of -.
49,. ,fa,.or I.rr;son had been examining some
tnat Musol La o.asaa 4>o,, ri, IN ,,e situated
plans Tor pfoposcu ~" T., .na ,.r.s md bad ex-
n-csscu himself quite favorably in regard to the
scheme. The slayor, us is known, is opposed to
l0,090.000 or $l5,Q30,Uooln estapAsank iese4 o'
and pumping-works way up on the lake shore
schemes which are favored By some because OF
tne oppoisu.1'uIs sa,~o ,.-,,o e,,r,s of
tractors and others 10 fnaAe i''Se e ',ea
49, h.en tnc extension Of the present
80 ,..;o,, ,a 7h;nl-s will accomplish the
1unne's, "usn a e,,anr,x and mora sutisfactor-
Mr & c4.or~, ~ p''I n ~ nramhall, the designer ant
1",,der ~ 1he preseut ope-wcrc submitted, Us
Was stated, to the Mayor VIII "uosc ee
views they coincide, and pleased MIN grcaus.
He spcnt two hours or more In looking over
them. and was very much impressed with the
saoas r,nt,,,ad in them. For the purpose of
.-sa,~t1,r f,,rtbor derais concerning the scheme,
~, lad ,no,, Mr. Bramhall Yesterday
1epoltet ea''eo ut ~ - 1aoo,n,,,shod and
what had called hts attention TO me sno1eG = e;a NJ
ABOUT 1~o Sea1s aeo' III 'oe' ~
Bramhali,i
at the tity-Hall, and he asked me if certain
1hfnrs cuntdu't be done,-a change made in the
Water Works. He had somehow or other rot
hnJd of the article had published in The Tli1B-
ESE four years ago-the one which caused me
80 much trouble. l told him l hadn't looked
into the subject or thought about It. re spoke
for couple Of years-ttat his words seemed
to give me new lite, and to. mean,
sBramhall, i have confidence ia you.
Eesnons.. His were the first encouraging words
Tda1 had been spoken to me iu two years He
began to restudy the matter: had studied it
for years and years. After thinking 1t over Tor
a year or two began to put my ideas together,
and they are now ali il shupe- l started OUT
with the determination that would consult no
body @has | was doing fos ,+ Two 1ea- rea-
suIt sT anT person Or ask questions, I
would never accomplish anything; and.
second, | wanted the plan to e.nhody ny y own
body had any improvements to suggest he
would be at liberty u DO SO:
"e n4e@ '.-.--,,
OVERCOME THE DIFFICULTIES OF ICE AMI
SEWERAGE
mind that they could not Be- gotten rid OF with
going out into The luke where there eG was a
beyond the reach Of any description Of ice.
Anchor ice If it got down there would be
soft and .plastio-could be dipped up and
nMmnefl ike ,Suier.-would do no harm And
3ho snnr xould he nnytnd the reach of any con-
dis1ance northeast Of tic crib. and for this
Season: Eycrybody who knows anything about
he river Knows that the depth Of ali. the nth
an and IN etpers eshteen or twenty but 1he
see is about ifteen: Al he oifal that doesn's
,s., Muat III haa' ~ d1eGi,ed mt # dossnI 70
5ntn Tho lake md doesn't affect tho guter there
4ns ~ i - a1th Tn"1s "1,nva The nffcen feet the
otor heing warm IN The river it floats accord
t - ;ts tnocitic nra1-itv The worst filth. AMI
, @ ~ @nd ~ bs,msn ercrernt:n1 finats near or on the
4nn ef sho .ras.r N,a ns snon ns filth p1.is intU
arer 1r ~ w nH,dot;on crm,nenccs Ercrrn,cnt will
+na+ <cr 1,ati,.s tf,at nrncess x1nnc On all the
While. Willie i As it cues out. the water becoming
:That 1htnE. is nlain. and it we
1nat, ..ter tnS, s,,,niy he1"w the tfteenrnut
9ne 1nefe II Is SO aenso aa ~ 912s '.,@ ~ +ho
atn w. ~. ~ 1 ~, ror. s,rrx fect .op,1
49, ,.ad III ~ n@ Trnrf,n from ,at source.
SPEAKING OF SEWAGE
reminds me Of what saw when returning from
Rio Janetro In 1849. We ran W tne coasr until
We came u Cnpe 81 hoQue, tae laost caste1n 1eI !
point 9u lne we91S.Aa s xsai pvi:ho, +hron -,
to..a toUk 9e..e ort WINS s,n the fnrccssti.
1ouA st, uns n,,1,,t m o;1,oct ln,1-tnr mead
,,6 suu ;sca''rat,o,, n 1he wafer. We v;crt
IN o1e wae1 Gt esS to p can1atn whe
s1ood % near learn me- : that the water Ioosed strange
f,3., hr.r low fF4otf u
mndrs ard iiit~ mi,cs At O'clock in The morn
3nr ,.ns a nf IT, tnnrse considerably interested
S1h 1s. aaa 81 soatn,. tha Amaznn Tfvrr 81 n,ic
1uo ~ toea e. ~ 9i,a,fx. Go"s.nt r. fnr n,,,mcni;
vae es ~ h; 9 7r,.nt IA ax.ter 1nosnf hntf
,.a .ao en4p S 9s ~ For ~ co,itd sos mar
Nas0' ~ s,-a;,,h, ,3no hat,esou RI,
% urea .vo9ar~s 81 ,,ot ,1ino,e tTnc h1ue ,s,,,
~ tmc. x ~ ~. - .ha 1"n snd fhe ro;ir wn1er cr
~ .s eue W. sf"d .hrt,,,,1n that roiix 1satc,
pa1eA. .., o ~ ~ - !, sn,,a 11mo d;r1,,o ~
tha9' III h49' 1bs,,,nS no man anI huxn fhn19n1
ILL i3 atsn,,t r. .;nsa 9ha+ sunM,eInr RI
Sra. ,e at0t ~ ~ o,fh ~ 1ba rrcr ,Vorc mr. =
- - .o..an+u -. fathan,s ~ ,loen and .n Tafnon,
o. ~ " ~ @ cay 1e 94i ~ r. ~. sh.+ ,nT.
aa.S - Arr, ~ ~ s'Trr ~ fath,9ms mar ,xafc
1Snto tae asS ,tnar I'D n,r,@thoro ,ror,
maS Sust ;,s ~ % ~ 'nas e,411iroe r. i,as tho ~,
P Poo.4 Aue ~ ~ ht.Iiara tbot r1o ean, uu
st a.oEso . ~ ~. ~ .-.]sr -, ..,r r;..or ~ -. :;
panetl'o Saa ~ nr,aa,, fna- ~ "a daa e ;rho A
1 NV; nut t'n ~ nra d ~. fte 5;t ,a1a
10 ~ .tne ~. S.,I 1'aa no pnx,d11aH ~ = tims nto,
~ ~ 10 .,tfsr ~ ,,a, uhn hatn ~ eS,ag .h
e.,Aa n:.. y y, voa ~ tnor,tfns 0"te "@ueo III
1aau& ~ ~ + ia -, ~. ;a .ho ,++nx. !,
.aasng aetIEu ~ Ins ui1Al euo uatIefs
hs"ase aao 4ee' ene ue~t ques@ou "ae
Il fIkCCIuhE 1AAl NoCLO 1see1si HE HI
T. AND THE WAVES.
came to the conclusion that nothing would d
It except perfectly round hgure-as round
pair Of oDmpasses could make it: and tt,ul tha
1dure should have n. slopinR face, SO that If
wave struck it the water would do no damage
ff f1aFd nj 1pli,aRt IT. fha ct1tvT,