New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
PUBLIC MkET7NGS.
Tile BOARD OF HEALTH.

RE members mat yesb rday "Uu hie h"1"' 'N'
Msylr in the chslr
S1rdry p.tiicrs were received in relstion TO minor
matters srd Ieferre5
Tbs Hog kuisancs Councilman BRADY offered 8
resout,op suibojzipg tue CGy ln-peotor 10 remove
Sly number OF swine above four found on the Cu' io'
wss adopted. -,
Nfaf fus,rlors.-The COMMITTEES 10 whom CouncI.'
mar GEsErs solution p'Ovdiog iortae 9ointul.nts
Of sn Irsp- of Meets spd ten a-sis7nts reported
favor a. sx Inspectors only
Coupc Imam GEyrr Vas indignant at the number
beir., cut down 10 siy tie mace long snd eAcued
spesch, in which he included patriotism and variety
OF l. congruities. ., H.,
Aid, TuckER complimsnted AR. Genet's speech, but
5.d,d him As lawyer, 10 show where this Board OF
Health had any Legislative powers. The whole legls-
s.ve power IN city otficers was vested IN the Msvor
and Coumon Courcl. De did not see the Necessary
Of MI G,nets project to have Surveyor Genefa snu
ten assistants 10 90 smelling around the city. ihe
Board Of Health nigh, recommend their appointment
but they could only be appointed by the Common
Council Ho was opposed TO the Inspectors hut II
there TO be any, he hoped there would not he
over six and that they be the right kind OF men -
those who would juoge properly of the different kind
Of meats Then. Vas no doubt in his miod but the
plsn wee already picked out, and were OF certain
CLIQUE. ,;;.;
Al5. RgxD ssid this p-cjsct wss conceived IN iHt
quity, for No otner purpoee tn sn 70 CIV oe.
tain politicians easy and lucrative positions. IL Vas
calculated to give Inspector o, ana the other
ten 81 900 eacn. There ~ere three or four men uo*
steL ding to such Inspections and they we're suthclsht
lie, as practical butcner. could speak "n oao coon
shuus in the city, snd not over 100 of this number
would ever be fourd with uuwhOlesone me st. There
were Of course several very nssty places oil the kno
bot the Inspectors nov attached to the Cty Id
speeto,'s Office capable of attending to Oil thst
needed locking after.
AID. GESErr copten5ed that this BosTd has legls
ative power and equen'ly they coed sppont tne
.licers required on nomination by the Cty Inspector.
H.. fnr .lah pillq
81 trie nd bur he considered toe measure hlg1y nee
eessiy TO the public health, and to prevent the poorer
class CT cl'izels from being swnoied. IL was neces
say that the inspe ctions bo made daily, ano re could
rot STE how ltrs than ten could perform the duty.
AID Tucker had said that it wluld be sSiode, bar
had signed tie report for II ten were s~lnde
six were certainly as much so.
AID TUCKER said he did not hold to the necessity OF
mere titan the three atac' ed to the Cy Inspectors
office but of the two evils he would choose the least.
COUNCILMAN DUsS moved to strike out six and insert
ten.
AID. TucKER sgsin opposed the measure. The In
spec,ors wele csaclsed he knew and the appoint
melt woula &c given 70 Ten wno would be found in
spaCtin the grogshops instead OF t1e meat shops.
1hey would be another unnecessary burden on tue
city treasury.
of Inconsistencies; if tBst gertIemsn waned TO see
1corssercles, he mad Only 10 look at himself in the
gi,ss.
Affer some other discussion, the motion for ten In
Mr.. GEsET then moved thN the report be laid on
the tsb.e wbicn wa. carried.
The Suih-.Nilk BusinesS.--Two reports were pre-
sentsd d-a majority and minOrity-on the swlll. milk
bUsiuess.
Aid. TUoMEY asked that 10 600 copies OF the ma
urty report be published ID pamphlet form.
AID. READ wished to 1000 published, for the
subject bad be widely msie presented by the public
~. ss snd the people had not heard the true state OF
toe case.
Councilman Cross opposed printicg. The reports
would be in tbe De Sspapsrs, and no one wond read
beUi in Corporation print when they could lind them
III tfe newspapers.
AID. TUcKER thought it necessary 20 print = 800
copies, as they would contain the testim my ia fall as
well the analysis, for subjects Of public reference,
std to have the same On the Corporation records.
Five thousand copies were finally odeIed OF all the
documents.
A bill of Chiffon x Doremus chemists, for aUslyza-
ticns OF the nk presented che sum OF $500 and
ordered paid.
Tee usiority Of the Special Committee Of the Board
Of Hea.tb b. whom was referred tie toll. wing resolu
tiop:
Re,olrd That there be appointed Select COMMITTEES Of 1--WE
members Ls Boefd M the Of mvesgatpg so mr. IS
may be practicable the character aid coudon Of the
in this city ant ha they report the tsnof ihrir nvossaons
this Bosre together win such ordinance or ordinances res1
a,ir the ,tabDg and the sale Of nj tina. they may
deem necssssIy'
respectfully report thai they eotered upon The duty
sigLed tnem with te flil cOnvc ion that it sn i'm
potaut aid Oonsible one o-Dcs have gwen the
and made every possible endeevor u arrive 81 the
facts IL the Gaze.
The principal establishments for the keeping OF cows
in New York ard from which the greater p)rtiJn OF
ire swil milk that is ussd D this city is derived,
the d de siAbs owned BY B,sdsh Jonson aud situated
block bounced by Fifteenth AID sxteenfh streets
Moor located between Thhtyeishh and ThIy ninth streets
ara Terth a d Eievento avenues, ,,
making minute peraor exsmiust OF those pre- Mise and of
In "a
Of their ventilation snd nsir aTy condition. generally
a. ao toe healhy uuhe athY stse Of the animals.
On oecson of this visit they podured specimens q milk
which they i ed from various in the stables aud
p-,nen OF the s1 dstey Fops which contributes the
prr cps article otbe uo-husDt he auiGs These
delivered person ally by menbrrs Of he COmne Ora Ja
Chi Al Osien DorHmus r1 uoen, chemists ia ths
city with arrAngen effected thorough
sne eoHrlr'e aray'i. Of - crlsns Of mi'k sud s"
On subseqneot Cccas Of the Cmmittee r Tucker
p,sent.d II TIE sp.e Of from those sbes AID
70 avoid mistake in The r.,,ei he aw h MIXED from
the yo5ed i to the chemists in person. 10 order
conrs.t The ss uik with that derived oal fed on dry
cS S1n bV aoe. sa o. ii. ~ o0el
Of Fourt su Tbuty eighth in this ity for his
pya, which mix VS. given 70 the chemists BY aespon
b. p-r'o5.
ford ample opportunity for parties t rested either Of
The qe'Ioh 20 te h-u po 70 4tct an h- evidence ana hio
Il which they could obtain IN II alton T. The ma'er
Hlustrated Nepape resardng the unheahy CONDITION Of
% .9 I e D Rs 5gy r s IN & nn sae os %
sustained By he press and b:evd by the plb-
beh r1s would prove altogether unsa.acoy TO the
b. srd Of Heath doc. Hence they deem
sary lengthy exposition Of their nes.gogs
bat conclude % subi, IN d,. verbatim report Of
all the ssinony ELECTED before them together with seyea
of the k and the made b the chemists t4 Of whch
sppend-d ell pr.o1s jnze for the
selves ard the Beard BE- epsbed take 10
e il may 1eem most sdssable.
Your ,umi'tre tale hov or tina: 10 their examns-
cr o; he stables marked GefcieIcy % vent.5a Oh
served especially in those stsors e'asruced ot wood The
brick buildings being % ace construction, contained
rany is respeo. IL old den tol-s
every instance hey found hat ,h stall. allotted
much n.l bling opiy about three feet in ~ith
vi ch certainly not sufficient = give All p he
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