The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
It's Natural and 1t. Sanitary Conditions.

Win AGh ASs Par. IA. PFGy.a NE P0e on
tLeW.'!ves Years mus ras-. even with as street an
y ar nj tie .y!G and o q: rs.s ;sp and
!ns ne dl'y ,!tt"ns IN recognizing AMI adopting
fairs Ashury PIX before any .ucl re- IT or resi-.
don't a ra..ty ,aa r",ch the same stag OF I'm
l. has re nirei twenty years ot the asstdn.
Gus an3 untalteHns labor Z determined and
Park to - pr"~"n; virtually perfect condition he.
g,H:es EstnTe hr77-eit even with n" ha,,en!nE aid
Q, re tTa hand ts.lence, could not the -,,oner
Sontier ~ y pnrtfytny pro, 'ses the ins;d!7us.
mGnnt.d hnt removed before the last ling ring Zoe
Z alt Va. rcltsi. This Is not 10 be cunstre 70
di.-a>r 6rcei,nS spS rHr lust the Sint-.ry Has he
case. Unlike may other resorts on the Atlantic
.u,t .ct3n o; a swamp or Of, maTshy ground
Anyvhere shut or near AHbnry Park, TIL,
On s,r5,S Of OCEAN b..'h vhsH tdF G'" zen
b n%' .T.%y i,n ana bit . no;
r. m New Fa-,and + Fl6rila whef,, the f,r@.:.
ou'lut-ry-uin: !, wlAni. sd varnrwAy- VI y" than
Ne totNs~ Ierty :aFroani S.EHTy Hsri rss
na,HTS! hral,htlP@-' o.; no .Pa; when tanaer
aerness was IL cve~y resrer: ierroct AMI It is now
Tho rN,ll rver-.gn = he N'ideFne,s INTO built
W ~ let Is seu.ral!y attended " AGs'y And IN
sAn.,!r: n@'rl',".. and mr,h renu,lt!ng and r..
Isr.1 I levol5pmeu; was quickly coyersd In A.:
Tie a!'AnOc OF Asbury Park toward the goal OF a
perfect SO N of sanitary regulation which II has
reached az -ts III sUbl. . fCr Interesting study
in the municipal 10 Z city part; -U.Arly ~ city
10y the sea, where ~ hy-leNl wcltar" - not only
Its own citizens Is be taken into account but that
Of tie many thousands who come and x. or dwell
there = ; iime.
Tie c"sspo1l and the we'll were necessary accon.
IAH.u.-ut, ~ tae early sH.tl Hent 2 Ashury Park
an nee s.ar y soil aid water pollution n TINE Re-
suited Mr.. rall"g n l-sl. ntro iUrNi Athpr ugh
syst II OF ssVcrtng, an Board u Health Was OF.
ttt"sn miles q . in all, making Asbury Park the
hTst s-Nsl s. 0vE 10 adopt seHNy!gs system eyery
Ces.F.rl ~ Astury fS-k di-a peAred like Agc for
J. H--h lt'!- found Il rh"Ap-r q pay the sewer IA
than 20 ruEstaEt7 eNca'Ata wAteTtIght receptacle
Thus one great 4 - rontLu / health ~ ksbury
III the soil and Il" wells absorbed II. Then
a gradual c'uiemulng Aul doing away with
the wells began, a.d tLey were decreased IN
nun her IL. rate u tSeut-hve per cent. year,
v tltn.iay thrr- are lat thirteen wells IN use IN
III rut4re cltE. This abnuiuuinR II cvsspool- an
water INTO the 'ity. supplied from depth Of from
t. l,-D :ee- ny arte-'au wells tho -Ihrer-aLeGn
Reservoir being IN stratum between whlrh and the
'ufs there from 500 10 800 feet 81 solid clay
mar and gravel Elylrs no IN - possibility fOr the
'h'GGy" Z drainage or surface water O. II than
- y * iron. ~ velG-a dow. by the
way, with force enough ltft the water from
- to 80 Zee: above the surface, and give a
IresSur" in tie t.Gu ( sixty pounds 10 the
guar .nch. Besides az riding the moan. 70 make
81, tl>plN"IErnf 4 III" cesspno- and the wells poe
s.hle ami thu, becoming an invaluable auxiliary 10
tie prrtrc'lI- e sanitary conditions these ArteslAn
wells came - perpetual agent ~ health Asbury
lark Tor AnLly,s by the best chem:ca experts fails
70 detect even AEAee ot organic matter IN tie