j 1 a | '1 t 9111 aha, Neb., and O.skosli,
y j J V? ()
The ^towint: solicitude for the purity
:;.i li b .]?; I v of the water supply Js
-MlH.it. 1 by the very consld
rnlde Increase which linn taken place
?jriiuf ??-<:. .|t years in the amount in
.>.-t<i| in nrinicipal water supply
I arts Th" total capital invested In
ii-.. plants in 1903-4. ill tlio 10.'? cities
f ive r ::(>,0Ofi which owned, either
holly ii. part, and operated their
aier >?. this, ar.d for iv^ich data aro
?fill-hie, was, in round numbers.
1 : mi. . ropri sen11ns a per capita
! vest mi* - I Hf?prositnHtel> Inj
i. ,il ? .i; 1 :? 1 J -1the number of
ich citi* owning ilieir plants had In
t.. j:.:, r he total investment to
1,071 .noii.<"???(? an<l the |>er capita invest
lent to approximately $3^. The In- |
?oil no i:i the per capita investment
:r.i ?'?? ? 1 ? ? ?? 11 > <-.irs thus amounted
. ;t I per ceii t.
U'liib ? is. of course, ipiite tr'le.j
Mi' report, that an adequate sup
!? ?.f i water can !? "> provided for
M 'lt\ ;i t i far b-ss p<-r capita cost
foi -4 Mother, hy reason of dlffer
it. t he constrtic tlon problems in
;? i-) or in th" nature of the sources
mi whi'-h '"ii water is obtained, the
? ' of ot itne sleniiicance brought out
"'i in that an elllcient system
r !?? i h> most cities as an
*'h"~ it \ and hence is ??
? II- s ?.f the cost.
1ISSI0MARIES PROPOSE
ORIENTAL COMMISSION
? ??>?!*! I rue Hftidy of Oelntions of
\ ?i?rlc:i With Ihlnit nnd J?uinn
fo i'roniote l"*rlend>?liln.
