The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-01
Companies and Free Lance invcn-
tors Hasten to Offer Proc
cSScS 10 the City.
ALL GUARANTEE PURE WATER.
Talk If Brushes. Tubs. CrankS,
Cylinders, Chemicals and by
naiauS-DHc Concern Is In
tredurcd 10y Politicians.

Filtration processes IN piagty have been
brought 10 the attention % the Board e
Public improvements sine" H.. presence @;
Chicago scwas. in the Mississippi River BE-
came Al insured fat. They my he I-
vil"1 into two classes: first, the tricl
methods Of other municipalities. backed by
capital aud r.itteUiuE with Inducements
for their adoption by -. Louis: second, the
srrcraculIr on.riD-s Of poor Inventors, who
bank oH the ciry's carrying the product q
their gray matter TO a successful! test and
final operation vD d. large scale.
The first public hearing on This important
and necessary public Improvement Viii he
given a; the City Han to-day before one
r~.cctiv" rrlIc~-utatiF" OF the ie1ple and
five of the Mayors ar.oinjocs. comprising
the Board 60; i'g5llr improvements.
The publication PROPOSALS Of The first
class IN outline E.d reached tho Wafer
Committee Of ;ae board yesterday a. !ui-
lows.
Ohio Sanitary Engineering Company, c.
lvIahuS. O., YruV.--S Z" clarity ami purify
the city water sullly hE Tn" MI'puuc2il
System" witloI. jG" uEc % s3"h ch"ul ais
a- ~ Ehata Of U!s.ul-.t ar Su.EHa'" OF iron.
erecting o.. private .Y-j aH experimental
i.sat p! I-.ruI gallons daily capacity. To
I city To furnish i've Ilbprvr-. seam linz.
( gnI c4rbu... a'u. -as, ia order 20 supp II
. the proposed construction OF "a plant which
VIII I4f'l l'.t'-.' E"st.tt~ sH4 go 81 rs
a. q cost q" t.e ,::y 20. 81 % million s'l-
ions. This scheme Ms re-. ut.y adopted Ia
Cincinnati. -
ChnIn of Tubs.
The Jay Noble Naia. Clarifying Com
paay. 81 louis. proposes u rruarr relief
r L, the city los the filtration Of lis water
supply To- a chain Uf tubs, IN which the
nith VIII .el'l- AMI ;ae pure water be
/ sl:mm-d on ami be dIsIi!oU'cI iato the
I water mains
American Sewage Disposal company,
4,.at,, 49, r-..-.,eas IN heal the imuIre
n. ,-..r.-,t. yl-
va .,- ~. Oh,
. UETdTli'al Eaf"I. "H.l" tNislr 4
series or COMPARTMENTS containing 'hr--
. feel, Of coke and ten Get q: sand. capacity
a,,,uyrg Gallons a dan. The plant. when
.,..r.,,1 y.yrI cover fg.~ and ou--fsurrh
-. ,.,.f., nj .r-.. filters with 81 t.tll
INN. ...n.rs "a aa- and
''I-,.' 80. - &c.
cost ,-7 -i'H '''I. o. r,,f-
/ Doctor 'tLl'ts n l"'"'"- '
| proposes 60 purify IHe cay "ai': rIttls
/ i.y The Ludwig FI!r-Iln1 aud StsriiuE;ug
sy.-.u" which would provide for the con
s,rp...for of a ularr in tho river. ByuaIn.s
H'H. ''" '' IT, 1T
would ateri.iz- '-" "~"' N"'"
! passed through porous HiJ"r plates sweep
I finally b.iu- conducted through Iipes BY
| ur.y..atf,r and rl5. pressure OF the waf'r
= g., .5s Hr,cr ss;su.uG-d
A. - - cr eb.ra
therein 10 "" D.S't VI
William Tw"e9"ale. Topeka h'S, pro
! poses 10 clarity .itY water ~ d" ialN >lH
on in which aIkaiics. sails Of iron. at
-. .sr ,,.l ...srri-iry assist in pro-
-, .,,-stal r.,,r,. and free
"hciH- Il "''' .. ~ -. BE-.
''"ia II, f'''S '-.. ~ ~.
o. he ~hti,Ai', -,
tN" E"'-'H fh't'i' i'''''''''7
81 Iupeb'- SOIL. r--,-,r,
Jersey ,:lE NIt,t Sut.tE 1.''''
lFoohIyn' =. -. !, r ~ , ,n,nyri.
render 'H' VIZ SsII'l -. Irstc,4
ties by changing The source ARD lisiTLi
az drawing on iAe Nl~s.-SIiI'i -
he "Lf''t Nl.I%nIeV - :,
meeting IL Win -. l"ui9 "E h
canal :.ShfF-SCE"i mt'S ''Ils. ~ ,
s,ructlOn u ~il'h NpHit 80
This is TO b" known IS NE tIhn"A va
supply. in Whiot . = ~. iLatl on ''S
Neranec Power company Is .h'slts''H-
solve Problem by waning
Coutiuenta! FILTER Company. New York.
Y-oDuscs 10 solve the water problem OF s..
! IauiS by waiting until the city has Of
ucilIv stated what it, requirements are
isforC preSentirZ a proposition. This com
ranv has constructed filtration plants ~
Nluccnnes. Ind. and Louisiana. No, which
t. y. quite familiar WIN We IIyH.'-'''i'S III