Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

city fn.luWus are few ot tue e.
mrnts made.
WnN .rl HrYIIE. aNt.
TuE CIrlaEN man called IN G. 4 My.
lert, r-cre,ary - the b ard - to.rui- ~
tue thtS"ts,tl, aud CLEANED from hun
that he believes that II thrrr ~ any fault
~ the heating aud vcnttiai ug aud dry
closet systems, nj use IN the !ulvrr.rty,
IL that tue ventilating stack WAS ppss,biy
not built high enough, ~ It Vas not
built ~ high ~ the Ruttan company re-
qu,red. The reason wa that a stack u
the height required by the company
might poaeih,y lie dangerous, uSins u
the high winds some ume prevalent 10
this latitude, aud u Il Was found that II
needed 10 be built mgLer this could
easily Oe duue at any time Having
heard u complaints ia that direction" ="
continued MIR Meylrrt, "the board have
given instruction that the closets receive
attention every da! while school IL IL
session, making II impossible Tor any.
thing offensive or unhealthy IT, occur.
The same system has been adopted ia
the city pubhc schools, with every ~
quirement demanded by the contractors,
which biud them 10 give entire satiafac.
zion, they ltLe company being Hbun.
dainty responsible that 1t shall work
strictly according to contract, which will
give heat aud good ventilation, and wall
Ia wholly free from any possible often
awe elements through the dry closet
system" Mr. Meyler, also stated that he
was surprised ut the vicious nul mHlig
nant attacks against THE CtrIlIS and
REV. Crlsty IN Il morning paper, after re-
questlng the ed,trcss to torrgl comments,
as he though, Tul CrrllES had boon
misinfurmed, and that any further re-.
marks would bc detrimental to the IN.
stitutiCn.
MR M'NI~II's SAY.
Mr. McNlsh, agent Tor the Smead
Warming and Nent,latlng company,
called at TnE CuIzlN oAcc this after.
noon, and here IL produced hls remarks
verbatim:
My attention." said the gentleman,
has been called 10 au article IN your
last edition entitled Poor Nentliu,lng
system coming from Rev. Crlsty
Speaking of the University, nrn under
instructions from the Smead Warming
and NentIlating company, of Chicago, to
give the Bscessary instructions Tor the
successful operation u the System u
warming, ventilation aud closets at the
University. Some time ago | was in.
formed that there had been u little
two OF the rooms. gave some further
Instructions TO the Janitor, Mr., Clusters,
Prot. Ramsey stated tD ma this morning
that they have had no trouble since that
time and that the system was giving
perfect satisfaction. Concerning what
Rev. Cristy says of sickness, have been
unable 10 lind single case of sickness
which can he attributed to the system
or any part oi H. As for the building
smelling like n Railroad avenue alley out
house; this 10 fslse. II Rev. Cristy or
anybody else can show me in any room
of the building where an odor from the
dry closets can be discovered | will make
them present Of slOO As to the eye.
tenn in Chicago, | will say that the sys
tenn has never been taken from u school
building in that city, Rev. Cristy IL
iaboring under u deluslon. aud IL he
cares to, ] will gladly show him where he
has bsen mislssd."
DIR. WinslCw states that the Rutthn
ventilatlng systeia is all right, but the
trouble comes from the Smead closet
system.
Gov. Slower, president of the faculty
and also q member oi the board Of re-.
gents, called at THE CITIZEN Office and
he did not deny the charge contained IN
the small item that caused the wrath oi
| n very vsnomous writer. lie stated that
he thought the trouble rested with the
.iues, aud considered the matter very
trivial, which could bs readily remedied
lie considered the system q good one
aud spoke in high praise Of the oom pany
who were anxious that the workings
| should be satisfactory.
In company with q. w. Meyler and
Others a representative Of THE CIriEEN
visited the tniyersity Thursday afternoon
and thoroughly inspected the bui ldina
and conysrssd with the teachers IN 70
gard TO the ventilation and closet sys
TEN In use, Prot. Ramsay was positive
| In his assertion that tho building was
hsalthful, having gained twenty pounds
this winter. lie SAID he never smslled
the stencil complained of by Rev, Cns,y
Prof Gaines also stated that the build
ing was we'll ventilated, though he wai
ot the opinion that II was bad idea pu,
ting the closets In the building. Mr
Clusters, the ianitor, was on duty, and Wal
surs there Was no ground Tor complaint
The ps~sraPer man found Dothlul
wrong. In fact, after breathing the all
Of q printing office for thirty years, m9n
any sort oi mir goes with him, and W.
does not pretend TO be q judge OF gooe
air. The representative of the Smsat
system was present aud explained .h,
l .vas.u. and nlaiaal that thu Ghtaaa