The New York herald., 1866-03-28

xfeuers-Mott street Tane me mt II Dases-
Suspension OF Fat and other OfrAl Es-
Establishments, sc.
The Health Board held its regular sem-weekly meet
ing yesterday afternoon President j. p schultz in the
chair The minutes Of the last meeting read and
approved.
lengthy and elaborate document from Dr. Harris of
the Bureau of Records and Vital Statistics read,
which gives detailed account of the duties Of that
bureau from which appears that six thousand papers
have been received placed in order, and are now await
ing reg sation This work would require the constant
labor of two clo for several months, and for this pur
pose he asked for additional clerical assistance
Commissioner STONE thought the rcgster OF records
TO be an mportaus matter and asked the opinion Of the
Board on the subject
Dr. PARKER complained of the nforml'iiy Of tho in
PRODUCTION of the communication, as the registration Of
births marriages aud deaths should be referred the
Sanitary Committee.
On motion il referred TO that committee.
MAD STONE.
Commissioner BoswoRru from the Committee on Laws
and Ordinances read the following, which had been re-
ferred TO him by the Mayor
TO Hrs Excxlrrscr rHr MAYOR oT NEW yoNx:II
since been @ eyond doubt In word g is e., Ss
Gs s:sn
the fact hs the de.. seldom develops t,s r. this o
purchase IT, csn se,i il to wealth, gentleman Canada
obvious reasons II you have any purchase such
article for the benefit Of all whom il may concern you
Information in regard to !se paSs0ns apsit'
The Mayor, said Commissioner BoswoRrH, thought that
the Health Board lad possibly enough Of the ono hun
dred Thousand dollars left make this very important
purchase and that it should possess the qualities
claimed by the owner might be well to place the sono
somewhere In the vicinity Of the City Hall, where It
ha f,iiaIp bad ftaa
madness l should movo II referred to such but
have none, move il be placed ON Gle.
Which carried with considerable mirth.
The PRESIDENT then informed the Board that be had
conferred with the ragmcn, reported In the papers
va letter from prominent rag dealer on the question
foreign ana whoessa sstos tpss tFfiG ss
mestic; third, repicsers and thieves.
report from the Superintendent was read announcing
that the fourteen Sanitary inspectors appointed had
Brooklyn az folows:-R Newman, First district; W. y
Psm,ps pe,% second d.. A E,s B,sds Third p 1 Brown
mas. Seventh; J. H. Emerson, Eighth.
BRoOKLYN.
=. H. Cotton First; Fowler Prentice Second; j. W.
Bird Third = N. Fsk, Fourth @. W. Baker, Fifth;
The following also read for the guidance Of said
y sgp. T ,.eSs.,s tn.
s.eIgs as.s or "s wesPnss sP he Of ANY aSd into the
so deliver \ 70 he ca;msn Q, the street clesuers
eie.nins eoa,ras. and will keep ygl.nt up,n the
" ths %nss "rm n n on a%y ii
his District and WI proptls and far possible
4 Il. DGIroS SANITARY Superintendent
MOTT STREET TENEMENT HOUSES
The report of Inspector Emerson ths condition Of
Nos 3os, $40, 3l2 and 3ls Mott street received
which states the whole number OF occupants Of
tho ,sss' @ houses to be -, 29i a. fOllows:-ss men,
years OF age, representing almost all naiiohali
ties Many OF the rooms arc without either windows
af nd IL. xA H.
hlthy condition OF the halls stairs and privics the
overcrcwdIng OF many persons lot less than
hundred feet square. tho want Of suicien light and
ventilation in the rooms owing the OF the
area and the proximity Of the building in the
Elablth street 1esr thngs dan the life
and detrimental to tho ah of the inhabitants espe
cialy OF the rear bldng aud Of the neighbohood As
remedy ! would suggest the immediate cleans ng,
whtewashng and painting of the walls, stairs and PR
yes and as soon as possible the removal OF the
Referred TO the attorney 10 mako out tho usual order
John Norton was assigned clerk to the Treasurer,
after lengthy debate 10 the right assign a subor-
cnaio to any ooe without the sanction authority Of
tho superintendent.
REMOVAL TO HOSPITALS or CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
communication from Dr. Dalton received re-
commanding tina, discretionary power b, gIvea by tho
Board under article sixteen OF the Hcatn bill 10 the
ant superintendent to diret the immediate re.
mova 10 hospital OF person having q con-
tssous disease, who may he found In a condition
or under circumstances dangerous 10 the lives Of other
tenants same house aud detrimental 10 tho health
Of the negbborhood The plan proposed Il, that upon
the certificate Of med cal officer OF the Board the su-
pern'endent or Assistant sign an order for removal.
which may 10 placed In the hands Of public ofcer aud
presented by him the Commissioners Of Charities or
ofEmsraioo as the case be- with request for per-
NIT aud conveyance aud thlt with this document the
ofhcer At once proceed to exec to the order
Commissioner BoswoRiH questioned the right 20 re.
@ose any person from his res demo, when attacked
howevsr' u was different as they could 10 removed.
Dr fkss was of the opinion that the authority 10
existed.
The Counsel for the Board then read the law on tho
subject which admits OF thoir removal n'BrcoKyn, but
Dr. PARxER said the question s can we give him that
power 10 actf II s serious matter those IN.
iens from their homes suppose person sick with
lever In family v well cared for In properly ventilated
rooms and goes safely through; IN su,h tsse thy de-
sire 70 care for the patient When on the other hani
in one OF those tenement housesiakc small room with
sx or ten persops crowded togcthcrone takes M Of
iever that person sure TO mrart that disease to every
person IN tina, II is In such cases that dscre
uonary power should be gwen Now, ~ persons
rule the action Of the Board and remain where their
pitl,
Commissioner BoswoRru then cited several cxtracis
RON We law OF New YORK In the matter frum which he
sNd ne would consr, their power to remove disease
.ppeaee TO Pcr.ons not better provided for. He had
wherefore no doubt az 10 the powers OF the Board tho
matt and moved that the required permission be
anled Ater some sgh alteration the request OF the
odperntendcnt was granted.
number Of reports from Brooklyn inspectors were
nex, presen,d among which one on tho condition
OF the Kings county Jail 10 he ecc, that in the ward
arc number OF very hhhy cow sheds wh Ell ,ere
ode,ed 70 oo removed and the yard thoroughly cleaned
Hnge IN NORM f'rst street near Tenth the oior iron
which WAS deemed prcudcial 10 the health of the
n.gnpoInoos was ordered suspended and cleaned.
glue factory Ia Graham avenue where sheep heads ara
tolled and other orai which emts an un sho,esome
smell, also ord rrd suspended.
Commissioner BsReES did not like the word
Suspended" They should bcNimply made 10 c,san nm
Fbese men are under great expense, and we destroy
thelr business BY closing their factories altogether
Dr. swrBuRss-Why not ssend them up the East
HvsH
osmmis6sner Acrcy-rhsy have Ave days 70 appeal
sfter the receipt q tne order
Commissfonsr BcsvonrH thought the order might resd
% that the bus ncs be rsinovsdb
The Prserrr said he knew, personally, the most OF
sbo-s piace nlpiatre b. really nuisnncee; bu