The New York herald., 1873-09-10
SANITARY MATTERS,

Report from the sanitary Bureau.
The regular meeting Of the Board OF Health was
held yesterday afternoon. All the members were
present. After the transaction OF some routine
BUSINESS the following reports were received and
adopted:-
TO Dr. srrrHrS SIXTH, Chairman OF the sanitary Com
the condition the streets and avenues OF the city
the uas weekly nepo Of the n
gector and Assistant Inspectors connected with this
inspector ,Ss u Judson irs Third and Fifth war
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ports that The streets his district have been in
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Watsr AT The following are reported being dirty with
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that there has BEEN marked IN the son
dtion Of the streets OF the Seventh ward a. it regards
Hughes eighth w.r reports
1n Of TsompsGn Sniyan and Spring
that streets IN his @ are more ceanyp iypS5s.
Inspector Munds eleventh ward reports that there Is
s1eets and cutters OF s district Which, as rule & de
pends upon the condition Of the the class OF
streets - ''''N'A'' A'0"s '"' 'A'''"'
that the streets IN his district well swept and cean
with the exception q portions Of avenue and FIRST
bad condition Meet pavements and the Goa. :c
ASSISTANT Inspector Hamilton Sixteenth ward reports
that the his d;ric less cieaniy han
tween Six III and Seventh avenues and Eighteenth street
Inspector Russell eighteenth ward reports the streets
IN his district in an excellent condition as regards clean
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the previous week Most OF the streets west
Of Tenth Avenue need attention especially Thirtyeghth
iRspsc,or Roberts ward reports that
during the past week, and that tney are in fair san-
'asy ss1na Sna2n Inspector Ewing dover part Of
ond war reports the streets and avenues Of his district
h hs sffpse % Ss 0s IN @ es
Rayement The toliowing are mentioned as
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street between Eleventh and the North River
which Is filthy with horse manure. garbage ashes and
paSs n IT, district ss as S Clean
good condition. Respectfully submitted,
Assistant Sanitary superintendent.
SANITARY BuREAu, New YORK. Sept O. 1873
SIR-I have the honor to report that since the last
meeting of the Board Assistant Inspectors Conrey and
Ashman, accompanied by Officer Rhodes of the Sanitary
Police have seized and condemned from the schooner
5barrels and crates of apples barrels baskets
crates of pears and IL crates of peaches from six
ket stands barrels and II baskets pears 6 barrels
melons and boxes Of grapes. and from pier s North
River 70 barrels of potatoes making of Al
barrels Of melons, barrels and crates OF apples IL
re II baskets and crates of II crates of peaches
boxes of grapes and 30 barrels OF potatoes.
During the same period Assistant Inspectors Wholla
han and Frank visited 295 retail tores 80 licensed
and 10 street stands removing about loads Of
unrpe and unwholesOme fruit OF various kinds Re-
spectully submitted. +. II. JAMES, N. D.,
Assistant Sanitary superintendent.
SANITARY BUREAU, New YORK, Sept g. 1873
To the Board of Health, of the Health department.
EMMONs CLARK, Secretary 10
have the honor to submit the following tive
statement of contagious diseases reported this
for the two week, ending Sept 8, lS73:-