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Show Lono Island farmers have contracted con-tracted to keep clean tho streets and gutters of Brooklyn, for the aako of the fertilizing material thus collected. New York also proposes an arrangement arrange-ment of this kind. Our own city of Salt Lake offers a handsome source of revenue to some entcrprizing association associa-tion of farmers who will undertake to keep its walks and elreota in neat condition, con-dition, for the privilege of taking the sweepings free. Such an arrangement arrange-ment would prove very satisfactory to our citizens who, now aro forced to tramp through depths of mud duriDg every season of moisture. |
