New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26


each of their respective districts.
The persons from whom the milk was pur-
chased are as follows. The figures first
written denote the number Of the specimen;
those after the names the number of the
cart:
&c. Montola, Carrolton, 70.
2, B.Goathouse, Melpomene and Clara, 778.
3. F. Loman. Jefferson City, IS.
4. G. Crone, Valmont and Chestnut, 80.
5. . Rudolph, Jefferson City, 25.
6, Peter Kornig. Philip, st. Patrick, 702.
I. Samiuola, Jefferson City, II.
8. H.F. Flesres, Jefferson City, 10.
9. Burdeman, Bouligney, SO
10. P. J. Lelon. Butte street, 81:
II. F. Lagard, Second District, 1850.
u, J. Stet, Second District, 333.
13. FRANCHISE Barousse, Second District,
"a. B. Schartorf, Gentilly road.
Is. John Larien, Second Distsict, 40s.
l6. B. Cader, Second District, 307.
II. John Justien, Frenchmen and Clal-
borne, us.
is. P. Martinez, Second District, 231.
10. Bardonop, Algiers, 1872.
20. G. Labatie, GENTLY road. s55.
2l. william Hartman. Carrollton, AZ.
%. B. Gardier, Jefferson, 81.
%. John Billoet AIgiers, 5O7.
"a. Jacob Hart, Jefferson, l3S.
25. H. F. Wyman, Burthe, 229.
26. L. Purchire, Peters avenue and Dry.
ades street, Sc.
u. jerome. Algiers, el1.
%. John Labatie, Algiers.
80. Mrs. jerome, A'glers. 3.
81. P. Clark, st. Charles and Constant
So. P. Lsgas, Dryades and valence
streets. l22,
50. William waltrone, Upper Line and St.
Patrick street, As.
"a. Y, Adams, Soniat and White streets,
IS. NJ. shumaker, Prytania and General
Taylor streets, AZ.
Sc. P. Newgate, Algiers, 70.
81. P. Dufoux, Third District, 567.
IS. l.. Japica, Elysian Fields street, 39S.
80. P. Fash, Craps and Tricou streets, 621s
40. P. Bernard, St. Claude and Barracks
streets. 1852.
Al. P. Ropurch, Monroe street. $50.
AZ. F. Varice, New Barracks. 500.
43. Joseph Gaudin, Third District, sos.
"A. Mr.. Porte, Marigny and Frenchmen,
655.
As. NJ. Clavarie, Algiers, 764.
AZ. H. Pratt, Buithol and Giraud, 665.
49. C. Crone, Valmont and Chestnut. 30.
so. William Rusch, 313 Terpsichore, 23S.
81. J. Lance, Bienvile aud Hagan avenue,
97s. l..
81. Nicholas Flicker, Rampant and Thalis,
879.
SO. Ferrand, St. Msry's Market.
"a. N. Miller, Philip and Magnolia, 779.
The examination of sixty specimens OF
milk was made by Professor s. 3. Herrlck,
of the New Orleans School OF Medicine, and
DR. A. W. Perry, Sanitary Inspector OF the
Fourth District.
six specimens we're found, which had
been diluted to some extent with water.
One specimen, No. Is, showing dilution
of four per cent of water; three specimens,
Nos. IA, A and so, dilution Of seven per
cent of water, and one specimen, No. 80,
of the list, dilution of twenty-four per
cent of water. No addition Of mineral sub.
stances was detected.
Thirty specimens. five from each district,
were examined chemically for starchy
bodies. but none were found. Eight specl-
mems were submitted to the microscope,
which demonstrated the entire freedom OF
the specimens from any adulterating SUBJ
stances.
These specimens were obtained from the
milkmen without previous notice, so that
they may be regarded as a fair average OF
the milk sold to the people. It is very cred
liable to the milkmen that they make SO
good showing on go short notice. 1t Is
almost incredible that but one unshlngled q
COW can be found within the limits OF the
six municipal Districts of New Orleans.
Possibly, in Shakespearian sense, dooms'
Gay is near.