Willmar tribune., 1910-03-30

CeLl. 1IllS IdIteI SlOpc, WHICH OU-
tains frequently, and other slopes
of 04 per cent and less are of
doubtful desirability without means
for frequent and easy flushing.
Flushing in the large pipes of COM
bined system is Of very little utility,
dependence being upon the unce1-
tainties of the rainfall. believe
that greater slopes should be used for
the prevention of deposits. This
would, however, necessitate con-
; siderably greater expense than is
now contemplated, and as the sys-
TEN shown by Mr.. Claussen's plar
would cost something over $3.50, 900,
l would recommend that the City of
Willmar ask Mr.. Claussen to fur
ther study the situation with view
of planning for a system of separ-
ate sewers.
l made special inquiry while in
Wil|mar in regard to trouble from
storm water and Mr.. Peterson, the
Mayor, told me that only in the
heaviest downpours was any incon-
venience caused, and never any con-
siderable damage.
For sanitary sewers, by restrict
ing slightly the drainage area in
the southern portion Of the city, !,
the total ultimate cost would be in
the neighborhood of SIS, 900, less
than half that of the combined sys-
tenn. This approximate estimate
includes a septic tank at Foote
Lake, septic tank and percolating
filter at the outlet of the southerly
district, and three pumping stations,
all Of which are estimated to cost
I$12,000.
| In beginning the construction it
would of course be necessary to
stare at the outlet and gradually
radiate to the outermost districts.
In the combined system this would
entail a very heavy expense in
the initial stages as the first pipes
to be laid would be in the southerly
district az in. in diameter. Three
blocks of this sewer would cost not
far from $40. 200, whereas if the sep
arate system were used a Is in.
pipe would be the largest necessary
and would cost not to exceed 81 500
for the same distance. This com.
parison, while not meant to be pre-
else, indicates that the adoption
of the combined system will delay,
and the adoption of the separate
system will hasten, the day when
Willmar will receive the benefit of
sewerage.
| To make beginning, using the
separate system, would Judge that
an initial expense Of from $4,000
to $35, 900 would be advantageous.
The proposed outlet for the
southerly drainage districts is un-
desirably near the limit of the pop
ulation district and indications are
that in the near future the immed-
late neighborhood will be built up.
In the plan suggested for separate
sanitary sewers with small lifts or
dumping stations this outlet could
be removed to the southerly limit
of the city. A percolating filter
as we'll as septic tank should be
provided for here. as the effluent
would often in dry summer months
stand in the drainage ditch and be-
come offensive A percolating fill
ter would prevent such nuisance. "
STATE or 2sn0as oH!9. SoHSTv SnrT OF TOLEDO {ss.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is
| senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney &
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid and that said
DOLLARS for each and every case Of fCatarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Pssssnee' Psss. this 9th DAY OF Deee"0ef' A. D.
AWG GLEASON,
| (SEAL.) Notary Public.
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acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials
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