Deseret Evening News | 1901-01-12 | Page 21 | Uncle Sam's New Postal Wagon on the Road

UNCLE SAWS SAMS NEW POSTAL WAGON ON THE ROAD I d t fr y J Jr r II w This illustration reproduced from n photograph shows one of the new postal wagons on a country road with the postal clerk opening a private mall box for tor the purpose of taking out an any mall intended for dispatch and reo re replacing placing It with matter for tor the owner The question or of so called rural delivery deller hD has long been agitated many mony arguments having been advanced pro and con but at last It seems to have become on an established tact fact tn In some localities and has probably come to stay routes having already been established and an appropriAtion of at naked for tor 1901 It Is Intended that the new postal wagons herewith represented shall replace mall many of the minor and that the clerk In charge chara even In sparsely settled districts shall go over oer his route daily dall and be empowered to todo todo do a general postal business These wagons In fact wilt will be small on wheels HARBOR AND CITY OF PORT AU PRINCE HAITI au Pr Ir m fj cf Hatt r fitful 1 lt l b 61 tt II 8 r cat k shok k which destroyed a portion ot of tl lb I e rite Ils Iks at tho th l I II 1 of If one of at I the hI most beautiful in an th the world dur has durn 1 for tor both hoth Is island land and capital In the way 1 of at nt scenery fertile soil Mil and Ing In location but It cannot bl be truthfully said lipid that thE present owners of at Haiti have hae in nn any sense supplemented nature b by works ot of utility or art There are areno areno no roads worthy worth the name In the whole Island and Ien eten the streets of the tho capital are In n a horrible condition gulped by the floods ot of the hurricane sea Ma Mason season son and further made unfit for travel by deposits of at filth that should have ben been carried ort oft b by means menns ot of