The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-09
vTLLAGE-DESTRoYING DAILY.
THE CoMarlssroNKR CREATES MORE
HAToU IN TEE wATERsHED.

TEE C02n1ssToNKR CREATES MORE
HAToC IN TIE WATERSHED.
Many Bunaines 0, Brevstsrs Co.de-,es-
The Drew Seminary at Carmel Spared
Anethsr Raid vii be Made .. . Week.
Commissioners Daily and his raiders were al
work early yesterday morning. They hunted
nuissnces In Putnam county. II was . good
day for that sort OF game, Notwithstanding the
fact that there was snow on the ground and
an occasional shower in the air.
Mr.. Daly's zeal for plotting out small VII
lagos whose drainage has been running into
the Croton system was undimjnished. He
seems to have acquired the misunderstanding
habit. AZ . mar destroyer Mr.. DAILY has
demonstrated his success in Westchester
county. and. moreover. his work has the hearty
approval OF DR.. Cyrus Edison and engineers
who know . lot about pollution. oontagion.
and sewers. That It Is necessary no one who
has made even q casual inspection OF the
watershed will dispute. Mr.. DAILY continued
yesterday to push It vigorously. Before the
warm weather arrives tho worst nuisances.
and. In fact all that are really dangerous on
the croton watershed. will be abated. The
extent Of this work can only be understood By
those who have seen II.
Mr.. Daily and Engineer Loomis remained In
White Plains on Friday night 30 that they
might get an early start. DR.. Edison left New
York on the 800 train. and before the people
OF Brswsters had finished their breakfast the
raiders were upon them. 1t is rather difficult
to imagine Drewsters as . public nuisance. for
1t IL a pretty little group Of buildings pictu-
resqusly situated. Brewsters's misfortune Is
that 1t stands on Tonetta Brook. vhioh Ia o
tributary to the Croton system.
It Is not incorporated. and. like the villages
In Westchester county that bave been visited.
1t has no system Of sewage except the natural
one. Tonetta Brook. As It 10 Commissions
Days plan to work for immediate relief and
to prevent all chance OF polluted water COM
n.welcome ono to the inhabitants Of Brewsters.
sISsS " tn, thsy ni prSTs ,b. i S %sss 0 suas nS sp for
'H Nj. Bay s.'i Dr.. Egd q u5a.p and Engineer Leomi.
wore net at Tho station by ,AbrSm j. Miller; l;
{, seI ls9 tSs The e ,t Sss r on tss s hSP 81, SSa, s s%ns4,
sst Teas'sss e s59ss to f fS:st1 S.a sasi: ssssssras q
t eonn ssF Rsa . AMI say sh ss &c to H II ". t 7sst te sisy
m sfsw sSsh i.nR Bcsrs u H. e, 4 d hsa sisc been
way, It had reeeIved the Impression that New
York had not only offered to put In u system Of
spend as much as she chooses on their village.
The raiders piled IMP s' Carriages and made
t Nnnt arss attaess n on The ths factory 81 the ,oMN eTT
everything there in spiof and SPAN order. DR..
Edison and Mr.. LOOMS came to the conclusion
ana d IT Tas sos e on nnlssnssa; on 1t , wns e Te pIine to
Dl z vas asu most SA KS ;s only ssGshsf is :a;I 5a. q A s%s
a ari%Ests o. T. d st%Ss' " PPhsr .0t are esG sSoas BOG 3
sauces in the opinion Of the sanitary experts.
+ 10 possible: hoWevSr: 70 remedy the con coz
esmsnts q! r %faS must q, Be ssf bnllt and Ssdf: : ssmpo TssS
sysfsm o! =, draanaas devised rs More than nny
struggled so that they have not room for CESS
Alter Tonetta Brook had been a1amined for
several hundred yards and all drains empty
ing into IT had been located and condemned.
in the centre Of tho town, It was decided that
q Temporary IOoGirg drain dpsin 81 s aiSs aa BE- S1 Ios bsIaT tS At
withost dsRs.. ?, pGiiiiu.ISc Tsnst!. BIooE:
Across IT T9n net BRO Brook are nty TF more
stilts. for the ground there Is low. Their out;
s aHSsss s@1FaRB oS 1,rssifllI, i Il one the ., o sSs xe ena
blots on the ,SGroton water shed; In speaking
say q. In Sas.s fol .f hsra sSe sI u WI hs % S su9Ps5s q
it, Commissioner DAILY said: 1t had better
at once. Almost every house In Brews-
tors was conditioned. and whom the time anne
for the. raiders to. leave town. not. ono OF them |
could haye pollsd two votes for the humblsst
0t fsen IN s s.: x!tt e: H. b.! Df bsis and hi. ..p.r..
ssssfs q des Sst IT Tho 'I %.S %,'S' law Wv Vas H Admin.
istsred. Carmel 10 another pretty village. but
has been draining into Glenelds q which
u. z EFF H 81 .ns arc Sum ss .ions tn s : isEs i e, {.
and it's nuisances are many and rank. Many Of
the outbuIidings overhang the lake. The con-
milk factory OF Reuben r. Stone has for
seven years occupied n site on the LAX front and
MI; stone said that to moye meant ruin
probably be allowed to remain. Thers are
number ofvery pretty dwellings on Gienoida
About nifty houses must be
stables with yards that run right to the lake
"They had better 60" said Mr. DAILY. with
moro than his usual enthusiasm. as he looked
1t these nuisances.
Among the oths, buildings that were con;
acquire a strip Of land on tho lake front that
will be a bar to nuisances. Back from the lake
ire o few scattered dwellings. and they have
,een conditioned. Several, Of, them have
's:s e, stands f T Issr not s. s g Ell sssoG Il
vas condition cd. Cesspools with csmentsd
walls will he built. Tine raiders won't around
he north side Of the lake and discovered .
CIV nuisances. nearly, all which 1t WAS posi-
Ssm@IsslSnss PAY WI probably make his
dsyor Gilroy to 60 with him.