The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-22
What the Democrat Reporters Saw
and Heard Yesterday.
SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
An Appeal to the Country at Large
for Aid.


monthly meeting OF the vestry.
From Mr.. q. L. Kouns, Offering to flood
several streets In the First District with q
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lifting pump.
From DR.. Herrick, In the following words:
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John Q. Henderson. secretary Auxiliary sani-
tary Assocla1lon:
Su-The following resolution, introduced
by Mr.. Booth, was adopted by the Board OF
Health at its meeting last night:
esy XXI 's t.. an ,e ,start ~ thn Gti1ons,
SANITARY Y il. ro Association to establish. under
proper regulations, port closets along the
river front Tor the use OF me vast croWds %, Of
,aboaa oc mnm inadennata facilities
exist; and that this board Will, through lug
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po1" RRaanectf,,Iv vo1,r ohedient servant.
A'eeps'''A'' i. HEnRIcKl Secretary.
From the Illinois Board Of Health, In the
following words:
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ILLINOIS STATE BOARD OF HEATH !aLd
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to you the following resolution, adopted by
this board. at meeting held In this city
June IA.
RESOLVED, That the Illinois State Board OF
Health ndorses the action q the SANITARY
ings held in Memphis and Atlanta, and tnat
It Will do az It can to promote Interstate san
Very Respeetfniiy YOURS. NN9 = '@'NeNN'
JOHN Il. :RAUcH, Secretary.
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NAshlslhLh' une ~, 1919.
q u an1iiinrv sanitarv AsanciattSnn No" oAioane
Dear Sir-Your communication Of the ninth.
covering the report il committee on rumored
lmportatllon OF cases q yeiloW lever, 70 re-
association If this Will % far toward oi Vino
confidence to the public In general Any dis
position to suppress facts Will result In dis
assoIs pn T. n d t ie ,omsl yalley;
citation to have standing COMMITTEES. who
would make q weekly report upon the situa-
Llon, OF. necessary, g aaliy report, ana snGn
nrints? Information aIlars nantcs and steadies
the public nerves. Remember me most kind
~ TO the members q the association whom |
nsha .n sop ne ny vs
am. very truly yours. j. d. PLUNKETT,
Psi have handed your communication
w LILO oaily papeis nelo Aoi puoiceelon.
Complaints were read concerning the con-
dition Of cutters on Basin, Magnolia, Pleas
ant and Julia streets. Referred to the Ad-
ministration OF improvements. m~...r
A communication from DR.. Crawcour, re-
ferring to the deleterious effects which, In his
opinion, must result from the stencil arising
from open garbage carts. DR.. Crawcour also
touches upon the necessity OF improving our
sink system, about which he says that moth
Ing has been done, to his knowledge.
DR.. Crawcour suggests the adoption OF the
formed that "in Bombay, city OF 100000 in
habitants, the fecal matter Is removed daily
and burned outside Of the city, and that 1t Is
one Of the healthiest cities In the world"
and what can be dore In city In India GER
tainly might be attempted In New Orleans. !"
The conference committee were authorized
to purchase tarpaulins to be used on the open
garbage carts OF the city.
The letter OF Mr. Michael Magee, OF Phila-
delphia, on the sanitation OF New Orleans,
and inclosing $780, was read, and on motion,
the thanks Of the association we're voted to
Mr.. Magee.
mada ranort through Mr. Elder ehow,no
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