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City planners rushed to solve this urgent and perplexing problem, but came down to one simple solution" find a place to put all this human feces were won't bother anybody else. Arcadia's feces problems remain much the same, we just don't realize it.
A highly toxic substance when not taken care of properly, feces enters our drinking water as a destructive poison with all sorts of germs consisting of bacteria and viruses. Human feces as at least 6.000 known viruses. Arcadia would not have water it needs to flush with all the feces created by its residents but for the work of William Mulholland (1855 – 1935).
Mulholland have the title of Los Angeles County water Czar. When we speak of Los Angeles County, people often bring up the name of William Mulholland because water means everything to Arcadia. Irish-born in a merchant seamen for four years, the times of mathematics while at sea. He later became a knife sharpener while on the trail and as a lumberjack in Michigan. Then he sold dry goods in Pittsburgh and would prospect and minds and plot Indians in Arizona.
We see that William Mulholland would do well in Los Angeles with his background of information and acquired skills. When he reached Los Angeles in 1877 with a mere $10 in his pocket, he found a job later in as a bigger and as he did so he taught himself geology and engineering from public library books. We might say that without public libraries at public expense, he would never had a William Mulholland nor would we have the growth that Arcadia experienced.
Mulholland lived in a shack near Los Feliz and Riverside Drive. In 1877 he picked up work as a ditch digger Los Angeles. Working hard and putting his education to work, he soon became chief engineer and and then superintendent in 1886. This is a guy that benefited Arcadia long before its time. . He picked himself up by the bootstraps, so to speak.