Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22
r,ITp IS FARMING DISTRICTS.
MINIS on Sanila,iou.--Au Old Conn
municniion Republished.

"a, 80 strictly correct ~ they should
Be.
took notes Of sermon referred to
..d am better prepared to report what
"a, said than your correspondent,
vbo / am positive got his informa-
,,, in what may be termed u second
:, thifd hand mann or, and consc'
,penlly the tpeatcr's remarks and
m,,nlng would be very apt to DO
hanged and distorted.
n. did not say that Morgan was =
dihv little town ana that some Of the
,..,denis odd not know enough to
,,,p clean" 10 TALKED rather on
,neral principles and In referring 10
ia lnck OF wisdom In farmers hy
.joving hl,hy corrals, stables. pig
rrs, ETC., to remain near their DWELL
,ss, be rather incidentally mentioned
Morgan City ~ being very filthy l.
MI respect, as no had lately visited
hat locality.
His remarks about their Outhou sea
vefe simllar--Rnd no doubt cOfrecI.Ihe
mistake was In mentioning onu Of |
r,snme all the OitiCs and towns In the
oun.fy similarly situated, la regard
Ia the condition Vt outhOuses.
The immenHe area Of mountain and
ielher range for stock In Morgan
County VIII. account for the farming
community boiug compelled to have
sari and stable room for such stock.
But a remedy Tor the Clubhouse uu.
nseessary nuisance is the moral | wish
10 again impress on the minda u your
naders. La the clean and costly
averaged city OF Salt LIKE, about $40
items southwest Of the NEWS office, In
an open lot, isAn Outhouse that Ia al
mosi o. strong "a nuisance ASA puifid
dead OK could create, and do zens, per-
hats hundreds, more, exist In Salt Lake
CITY.
As the unwelcome nows Of the grad
nal approach OF cholera Will cause your
readers to better appreciate an eiiec-
i've aud simple remedy for She out
house nuisance, / will enclose n clip.
ping from the NEWS OF June ION last
On tue tuUioct OF keeping wells secured
against worms AMI other reptiles fall
ing In, also on ventilating houses and
the dry earth system. think 1t would
be n good plan to Bghin publish the
cheap and oasily manipulated dry
,aflh System therein described.
SOME TIArLY SUGGESTIONS.
Search was recently made for lost
bucket In well which had boon cleaned
out only few months before, aud l as
ssted by flashing the sunlight from
looking-glass to tho bottom OF the woll,
aud discovery then made has prompt
eli me to wrilo the present article.
The bottom OF tho well WAS quite thick
~ covered with dead angle worms, and
iruil can was drawn UP containing about
three d0zun.
A neighbor whose well IL shallow aud
easily cleaned cut informed me that he
smpiies his we'll ovory TOW weeks ON
purpose TO clean out tho dead angle
worms
An important question horo arises for
consideration; IL is u difficult matter to
clean out deep well with q heavy How
d water, and yet worms, iuioo and othor
yetmin, also vast quantities Of NTH, are
moro apt to De found In such wells. Tho
uouble Is that they arc not often sought
deT, and the mischief dono ~ unaccount-
Ell for except in injured health.
Some wells arc not cleaned out for years
10 Succession and whom they arc 10
treated such things are brought To sight
a. often mako Onp shudder TO think what
ihe family has been taking down. Cor so
long q time.
IN Nyc possibly has written ono truth
when 10 stated that a fchooihousO, vol
cleaned out during his school days, no.
counted for tho mysterious disappearance
o. lhoteachcr TWO years before, his body
having been found at tho bottom Of the
well with full supply Of dinner buckets
a1d olher etcc,efa-.
The only remedy, / suppose, IL in ro-
Placing dry rock walls with stone or
bnek walls laid Ia good limo mortar, or
cement, Tor fow feet below tho surface,
aud hitting tho frame work with tho same
nalefIali then with handily arranged
lnp'dOor In tho curb, whero buckets are
used, wafer can DO kept in reasonably
pure condition. II some " your readers
Who have had experience VIII tell Us
hiongh the columns OF tho NEWS how
Ia below the surface the wall laid IN NOR
Nshou!d oNtend, and furnish any other
g'eiul Information on the subject, 1t Will
v9Pcatly appreciated.
every town Oug lit to DO compelled,
uWf BY legal NJ atutos or taxation, To
Nn = force pump, with suitable hose,
tleeally for this business. II would DO |
eloihef step In the right direction To
nave u nitod on wheels and supplied
WA hose suitable for use In cian 81 iirc |
aAofe better Organization IA NOS In uN-
HtAoo To eXungulsh iiIes.
Nlhlght DO proper .hOro TO mention, rs |
Precautionary measure, that unless a |
Wy heavy Insurance policy rs carried, |
good plan 10 have water bitches |
ul'cl gates always IN good repair, |
~ lew barrels Of water, secured |
.sAh'l tho accidental drowning OF chill !
Veh ny boards beng nailed on tho
barrels.
"A Kindred subject to tho above ia ven. |
e'4AQn in private and public houses. |
Ventilation causes the digostlyc |
n7 70 DO impaired aud IN other |
seriously Affects tho human or |
1'''oh' oar newspapers and I
s.ehers ought to call the attention of |
iSilphi 10 these things oLoner than |
,9 no. presiding olicer who does |
20. know thai an adult person breatbes
yuDle foot ufair ia All hour ought 10 |
Auinu work on tho laws OF health.
visae seoh meeting housos packed |
Ion.asu ,oilng humanity Tor nearly two |
f ,sst NY Time. and only supplied with |
~E rom occasionally opened doors |
pr olsh holes In the windows, tho iut- |
vbaNus'l, no doubt, by though.lossho boys |
pvir'' '1 ~, u0t fesli1o that thoy were thus |
IN me lives or health OF their yoalous |
$50 lhoughtless parents.
sn5s''ga'e Nll that ought 20 be remodisd |
lavaL.n9 aHong arm " tho law should be |
,1nsri,l,.' o protect innocent people from |
Yt siB lnereby)is the unnecessary and /
1'hoit unlvorsa and disurncoful |
mnboI ~ NOT adopting some proper |
Ah,iS y, attending % our outhousos.
Nier Gs'e, Description of an etlectivo and |
nllv.u iodo ~ doing away with tho |
T'e Is ~ follows.
s,n IN tho clubhouse "A box OF dry |
wv und Lmnll .hnrnI n.IL.I - |