 | Chicago (Ill.). Department of Health - 1871 - 358 頁
...the packing season commenced, a most disagreeable odor was observed near the Old Street (Eighteenth street) Bridge, on the South Branch, which is above...additional proof that the sewers do not cause all the bad smell, it may here be mentioned that, in 1860, the discharge from piggeries and cow stables high up... | |
 | 1871 - 354 頁
...the packing season commenced, a most disagreeable odor was observed near the Old Street (Eighteenth street) Bridge, on the South Branch, which is above...additional proof that the sewers do not cause all the bad smell, it may here be mentioned that, in 1860, the discharge from piggeries and cow stables high up... | |
 | George P. Brown (Engineer) - 1894 - 536 頁
...During the whole summer and early part of autumn the river, though receiving its full amount of sewage, did not become so offensive at any time as to be a...down stream, till it reached the mouth of the river." Another proof that the sewers were not responsible for all the bad smells was that in 1860 the discharge... | |
 | George Preston Brown - 1894 - 526 頁
...autumn the river, though receiving its full amount of sewage, did not become so offensive at any lime as to be a cause of complaint. Very soon, however,...down stream, till it reached the mouth of the river." Another proof that the sewers were not responsible for all the bad smells was that in 1860 the discharge... | |
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... necessary to pump to supply the wants of the canal itself, and nothing more was done by the city. During the whole summer and the early part of autumn, the river, though receiving its full amount of sewerage, did not become so offensive at any time... 