The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
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YARDS FILTHY
Owners viii be Prosecuted It
They Do Not Clean.
Many PERSONS ARE WARNED
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CRUSADE Is ALREADY TJAVING
A WHOLESOME EFFECT.
Many PERSONS ARE WARNED

yUHE r-rzistency and activity Of tn'
health authorities in their reno
vadan crusade is having its ef
...+ rr.- The citizens and yesterday
come thorough cleaning was being don,
FIN -s-.1ra quarters. The filth removed
.-arsH. is but very small part of the
r.-sr quantity 90 be moved and the in
.r..-a-s am losing no time in examin-
f-- sr premises Yesterday one man
MAS arrested for failing to heed a
rar-fre given him. and numbers OF
r-5r--t. owners were notified to Sc
,a-- lra.r Ir1oms and shovels and get
o. work.
Some OF the places where unsanitary
conditions are found 90 exist, are in
rr. most fashionable quarters Of the
--r and the publ alton of the names
Of some warned TO "a up viii no
doubt create stir. but TIE health Off
CIR. propose lo report every place Just
as they ind it and make the CoDdi-
tons found thereon public regardless
u. tHa sensation 10 may create
An Inspector spent the day yesterday
rs.su- after The removal of dirt from
OH. Interior of the block between Main
and state 4ud Second and Third South
Streets and inspecting surrounding
premises He reported that on last
Wednesday Dee 50uud the rear yard at
the residence of Colonel Samuel Park
ir an ur-anitary condition and had no
He-d him Co. clean up. but that the no
t.- had uo. been heeded yet
Colonel Park is Warned.
The yard. he said. contained quaint
ria= of dead leaves that were beginning
90 decay. and q mixture Of ashes. peel
nEz and various other refuse from the
kitchen. Despite his notice TO clean
up according 90 the statement of the
Inspector he found the yard i'm the
same condition yesterday. but he was
unable tD see Colonel Park.
81 WiII warn him Monday again, said
The Inspector. and if he fails to clean
mp iu the ALLOTTED time, I viii go after
him with the law"
The Inspector also reported that Mr..
Goldberg. the owner Of the Goldberg
block ON Main street had also failed 10
comply with the cleaning orders. The
order he stated had been given several
days ago and unless the work Is done
in the next three days he proposed to
prosecute.
The property of j. j. Smell, in the rear
cf the mayors office on Second South
street, which was complained Of several 1
days ago, was cleaned up yesterday
and a number Of others who were I
warned on the same block had wagons
busy during the day hauling away the /
trash that had accumulated about their |
places The warning was spread
through the next block east also. and
'n Monday one of the inspectors viii /
SEE that the filth is cleared away. At
-sntjOn viii then be turned 10 the block |
between the hnUtsford and the city
and county building.
One Man Arrested.
As a result of failing to heed a w I'm /
ing b clean up an overlooking grease I
trap on premises in the business dis
irict for which he was the agent. Adj
-IaE Pinto was placed under arrest YES
.erday and taken before the city court |
.o answer T. q charge of maintaining
p nuisance. lie was allowed TO 90 on /
bis own recOgnIE3uCe until Monday.
when he viii be tried upon the charge. /
me warrant upon which he was an
rested was sworn 90 ny one of the in /
pectors. The latter stated that he had I
warned Pinto several DAYS ago TO at /
end to the trap, but found itEesterdav
n the same condition he found il at /
irst.
we propose to prosecute every one
no doesn act promptly when mott
.ee' said DIT. King. land then when
ne people realize that we mean bust
'ss, they VIII make a little more Ell 1rt
@ LOOK after their places. There is no
eason why we cannot have the clean
81 city 10 be found anywhere. if every
eLson VIII simply clean up the trash
etore 1t accumulstes"
Many Are Indifferent
The inspectors claim that persons. are
illng enough 10 clean when they are
ilNlng 20 health officer. but they de-
are that as soon as the officers hack
turned the notice goes into the fire
ll Win great many people. The ton
lne trash is raked of and the rest is
i| Tn several such cases the fnsnaet-
rs nave returned and -5mpeIIed The
elefjy owners to make a thorough
eanins
Whether it is Que to the cleaning thar
gong on or not remains 10 be seen
-t "na-aVer it is. the reports This
.sh show that The contagious dis
,1s 'H the city are on the decrease
PIE decrease in scarlet fever cases was
.e ana Do diphtheria cases four This ;
'oAea upon as "a very favorable sign
tAe health authorities. .Altbourb
zSr maIadies are on the decrease %
""Eht io the attention of the
"'a'lh commissioner is cited nv
pa as am evidence that there fs
'. ural yet TO done i'm securing
t''Ief observance OF health rules
Disregarded Health Rules.
ne ease is that of a family ON Mead
ecu Hy the name Of AIatsou v-bera
'-o.-ei and two children are now
.e- WIN scarlet fever and third
Z ".r- OF the disease Yesterday A.
-'-- ID the statement of DR. kim
Dol. '-' esugated the case. the sickness
-..s household resulted from rbs
7..-.- lo properly diagnose and oua--
Cd case OF the disease i'm a neigb
rms family. 9"-
que ignoring family" said Dr
o.. -'- d case develop and dor-
.,,.... .&Ira ln, but the disease vas o.
.--r,- 'reFman measles. and tho 81
ss-.,s '-.as ignorant of the disease n
...- W., no quarantine rules. and the W
Mn, no was first called. according T.,
- --,, --aIsment of the family. WIS n
10 - 'n agsin after the first time 81
/ i'enge was that neigbbors
= me disease" r.
.- s,. me ELECTS OF the disease Etre q
= ,,b5.'' Us. 1l7tson died yesterday and ~
"a ,-. TWO children are said in ne III
III, serious condition. As soon OF
-tf.- matter was brought To the ar s
rr ~ l1a health authorities Dr !"
.Ae place quarantined. I'M
DISEASE ~ ---- W