The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-23

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| mtted. JOHN G. PETERS, N. D.
LOW LANDS.
SANITARY BUREAU NEW YORK, July %, N67S
| To THE COMMISSIONERS or THE BOARD OF HEALTH -
GKMLEnEs-in pursuance Of the following resolution
Of the Board Of Health. passed July l6 Resolved,
That the Sanitary superintendent be and Is hereby d.
rected to examination TO be made Of the low
and partially submerged grounds Wards and Ran
dars Islands, and report their condition and their
effects upon the public health and recomme nd such
proysments as IN his Judgment win remove existing
evils'-I visited Wards and Randalls Islands the
18th and 10Th inst in company with Sanitary Inspector
Vlee, and beg to make the following report:-
Wards Island Its north side, presents about five
acres Of low land, Of which SINGLE is subject TO
tidal overflow the other four consist OF salt meadow at
present perfectly dry and covered with grass ON the
south side are four Of low ground not sub
| merged, of which two are swampy,. DOGGY, contain
springs OF water, and are covered with profuse and
| rank vegetation.
AS to the sanitary effect Of this ground II doubtless
partly responsible for the malaria disease existing
the island and the work Of filling IN with fresh, dry
The disc Is chiefly imported and yields
readily treatment That which Of local orig A. and
this Is last decreasing attributable also other
sources e,s to the upturning Of the old Potters
recently erected and 3D. to the proximity Of the OPP