The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

OF the rules of sanitation will he On.
forced. The room Will be so CON
structed as to avoid all angles; even
inc projecting edges of window sills
VIII be white enameled. The floor wifi
be dust and vermin proof. All appli-
auces, work tables, etc, will be OF the
latest approved types. There will be q
flood OF light from windows on all sides
Of the building. The cold air system
will keep this room at an even tempar.
ture the year round. The conditions
will be perfectly ideal for product and
employees.
Every precaution will be taken to
Of all employees. w 4 section StSit Hept0ethe Of the
fourth floor will be set apart and
properly equipped to care for all emer
gency attention TO cases Of temporary
sickness or accidents. Couches, ban
necessities will be provided. This de-
partment will be in charge of an ex-
perienced, licensed nurse.
AS an extreme sanitary precaution
the company will employ manicurist
to care for the finger nails Of. all the
girls who come in actual contact with
the products of this giant chocolate fac
tory. Cloak and dressing rooms, with
every modern convenience and comfort,
will be instituted, and q checking sys
tenn for hats and coats installed.
Sumptuous Rest Room.
On the top of tho building, out to
the front and giving the appearance of
a six-story building, will be built the
employees restroom. The Dutch style
of interior decoration and construction
will prevail. A hardwood floor will
be laid and rugs spread, A player
piano will be at the disposal of en-
ployees during recreation hours. The
city's daily papers and standard maga-
zines will be furnished and an en-
In conjunction with the restroom, a
dining room will be operated, furnish
ing those who do not care to bring
their lunches from home n MONDAY
meal at actual cost. This restroom will
be cooled during the summer months
by the cold-air system, with which the
building is equipped, and during the
winter months it will be heated.
Daylight will penetrate every nook and
corner, and the ventilation viii be
strictly scientific.
Cocoa trees from South America
growing in Salt Lake City will GER
tainly be q novelty. But such is the
determination Of J, G, Mcdonald as a
feature in the 40x55-foot conservatory
he has included in the extensive i'm
provements in his factory. While
miscellaneous collection OF plant life
and flora will be included. the model
cocoa plantation will be the main at.
traction. tt is Mr. McDonald's S ambi
tion to furnish the school children an
opportunity to study tropical plant
culture in reality. When tho conscrva-
tory is finished and stocked, an invi-
tation will be extended to all schools
to pay visit to this unique enterprise,
In addition to seeing the plants in
process Of growing, the students will
be shown the processes used in produc-
ing cocoa and chocolate from the South
American cocoa beans.
Factory Roof Garden.
Possibly the greatest interest in the
proposed extensions and improvements
at tho factory will center around the
charm and the delight Of the beautiful
roof garden-a world innovation so
far as factories are concerned. This
will occupy all the roof space between
the restroom and conservatory, 55x1l5
feet Architecturally it will be an
Italian arbor or bower, made up of q
series Of pagodas, with canopled
bandstand In the center for use on
open nights, whom the public may be
invited as guests of tho company to
listen to concerts.
Along tho east and west walls, boxes
will hold climbing vines that will be al
lowed to run up and over the pagodas,
furnishing shade for the summer aft
ernoops. The roof garden will be open