An Introduction to the Study of Society
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Water supply § 64. The water supply, at first secured by hauling water from the river, is for a time obtained from private wells which, originally almost dry, increase their depth of water as the soil of the surrounding prairie is loosened by the plow. For purposes of protection large cisterns are dug at points along the chief thoroughfares, and water from the river is pumped into them by the hand engine of the Chap. IV] TOWN AND CITY 147 volunteer department. As the population increases and th...e town area is extended, the question of water supply becomes of vital importance. It is clear that wells will soon prove inadequate. The city council is urged by one party to issue bonds and construct the necessary plant.
Others strenuously oppose such an extension of municipal functions, and carry the day when the matter is submitted to popular vote. Then a private company, organized by well-to-do citizens, makes a proposition which is accepted. Water com- and in two years powerful pumps on the river bank are P^">""sai"ze forcing water through main pipes and lateral branches into almost every part of the city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Water supply § 64. The water supply, at first secured by hauling water from the river, is for a time obtained from private wells which, originally almost dry, increase their depth of water as the soil of the surrounding prairie is loosened by the plow. For purposes of protection large cisterns are dug at points along the chief thoroughfares, and water from the river is pumped into them by the hand engine of the Chap. IV] TOWN AND CITY 147 volunteer department. As the population increases and th...e town area is extended, the question of water supply becomes of vital importance. It is clear that wells will soon prove inadequate. The city council is urged by one party to issue bonds and construct the necessary plant.
Others strenuously oppose such an extension of municipal functions, and carry the day when the matter is submitted to popular vote. Then a private company, organized by well-to-do citizens, makes a proposition which is accepted. Water com- and in two years powerful pumps on the river bank are P^">""sai"ze forcing water through main pipes and lateral branches into almost every part of the city.
What to read after An Introduction to the Study of Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Woodbury Small to read onlineMoreLess
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