Municipal sanitation in the United States / by Charles V. Chapin.

  • Charles V. Chapin
Date:
1901
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Credit: Municipal sanitation in the United States / by Charles V. Chapin. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    NO. 115. Size 3i IK. x 5 ix. GARBAGE. ASHES. PAPER. All Vegetable Matter. t Sauce Bottles. t Only catsup and other sail re bottles should be put into the garbage can; all other bottles into the paper barrel. t Tin Cans. X Fruit, vegetable and meat cans should be put into the garbage can; other cans into the paper bar- rel. * Where there is a large quantity, as at a res taurant, they must be hauled by the owners. (OVER.) Sawdust, Broken Bottles, Broken Glass, Broken Crockery, Floor and Street Sweep- ings, *Oyster and Clam Shells, Tobacco Stems. Bottles, Rags, Tin Cans, Excelsior,' Straw, Mattresses, Old Ch.thes, Pasteboard Boxes, < )ld Shoes, Leather and Rubber Scrap, Carpets, Combustible Refuse gen- erally. [reverse.] ■r re o r/> u — 1— cd n a a a -H - 0 0 0 3 0 c •?, z z X 2 5? _; H H -: -: — V. CD c ■< CD M P D S3 vi CD S3 V. vf —. —' t» r rr ■ CD —. * — r^- ct- p S3 / CD CD v. -5 CD 4 S3 S3 i cd cd < Ct> CD s. < 1 ■v S3 cd o9 a l-J v. o P cr CD (6 o. cr ■< cr CD p CD P Vi C P l-S CD cr O 0 CC cr P 3 p V) p -D 13 ere S3 cr p CD CD P SB —. CD CD S3 / 5 cr S3 X rr P P cr? CD VI Pi- GO CD •< CD CD cr P P v; C P p P n p ct' 03 S3 CD P 5* cr cr 5 S3 cr CD ■2 ct vi S3 c» cr CD V. ct- c CD ► 3? CD V> P cr CD cr 5_ Ct P P P S Ct VI CD P P V. CD CD CD t/J S3 1 cr CD 5 CD N CD 5 ■jr£ — CD re S3 5 P cr S3 V. »r < TS. CD CD JQ 9 - Iff CD CD