The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-25

THE NANltANt SVU
| The regular weekly meeting Of the execu-
tive committee Of the New Orleans Auxiliary
Sanitary Association was held yesterday, u.
Fenner, Esq, In the chair.
A communication was received from VIM.
Goodrich, rendering the association 40 copies
Of pamphlePby Gen. Braxton Bragg.
Also one from DR.. s. s. Herrick, secretary
OF the Board OF Health, notifying the COM
mittee that the sanitary inspectors had been
instructed to receive disinfectants and dis
tribute them.
The committee on canals and drainage re-
ported through their chairman, ar. Elder,
| that the pump at Morgans Ferry was IN Ope-
ration, that the tugs Wild Gazelle and Aspin-
wall had been engaged to flush the cutters,
| and that arrangements had been made for
utilizing the overflow from the Iceworks. The
committee complained that difficulty was ex-
pelienced In forcing the water TO the rear Of
| The city on some of the streets, because OF the
condition OF the cutters, they being wide and
deep, and absorbing immense quantities of
| water.
The committee on streets and landings,
through Mr.. Woodward chairman, reported
progress, and complaints from citizens in the
lower part OF the city of the dumping of the
night soil boats within the city limits. Re-
/ ported, further, that the two garbage boats
contracted for BY the committee had been
inspected and accepted, and that arrange
ments for towing them had been made; also.
| that an allowance of S145 on contract price
had been made to the contractor. Report
| approved.
| DR.. White, sanitary inspector, reported that
| the dsinfectants provided by the committee
had not gone off as rapidly as they should,
owing to the neglect OF the ward committees.
| who have not provided places for distribution.
He also suggested that members discovering
nuisances should report them to the sanitary
directors Of the different districts.
| Mr.. Baldwin, chairman Of the committee on
| finance, reported total subscriptions, 1928, 900;
expenditures $4,000; In course Ut collection,
5000, amount on hand, $4,000.
1 communication was received from q
butcher, alleging that meat was not properly
inspected at the Slaughter-House, and al
lowed to come to the public markets ia bad
order, and that cattle We're slaughtered in a
i fevered condition.
The communication was referred to the
/ committee on domestic animals.
The correspondent was present and noti-
/ fed the committee that he was not afraid to
show any number about and around the
Slaughter House, and the committee was duly
| impressed
The conference committee was instructed
to request the city authorities to establish
nuisance boat in the Third District.
| The committee adjourned.
| The several committees on subscriptions
| reported contributions as lOlloWs:
| DONATIONS TO NEW ORLEANS AUXILIARY SAM
| TARY ASSOCIATION.
! Total donations up to date, $2s, 100
by ClicaEn, 81. Louis and New Orleans
| " railroad (three e1eursiOns). ---... 1920 90
| BY New Orleans aud Mobile tilroad
lone excursion, observation-disclosures. TAG 90
$1666 90
BY Committee on Banks. Insurance Com
| pRnies. Railroads and Hoiels-
Mechanics and Traders Insurance Com
"
Orleans Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 90
&. A. Murig 25 90
Nj. j. Smith N Co. 81 90
/ z. "a. Barker 30 90
| New Orleans Gas Light Company 800 90
Felix Larue. ................-- 25 90
/ Committee on Saloons. Billiard Halls and
/ Restaurants
| Nine. Antoine. restaurant --.-.....--.. 81 90
| Committee On Cotton Factors
Meyer. Weis Co. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
| Lehman. Abraham Co 100 90
John j, Hardie Il CO. 900 co
Allen NugeDt d DO Observation-Disclosures 90 90
| Joe Richards. 25 90
| g. b. Wolf Observation-Disclosures. III 90
8. o. Thomas. neutrality-suspicious.. 25 90
Bush d Leveret. 100 90
James Il. Allen :-......--...........' 10 90
Edw. Magee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35 90
j. w. Bnrbridga- Observation-Disclosures 100 90
| G.. w. Sentel * o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60 90
! Bio ham & Moore. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 90
Buokner 90. 100 90
7. L. Airey 90. 100 90
John Phelps Coz. 100 60
Jurey II Gillis. 30 90
Craig Hogan Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
Gardner, Gillespie & Co......-...-.- -...- 25 DC
Warren a ktnson- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 90
Stewart Bro. h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
Kieffer & Gardner ..-..--...-..,..--...... 2b 90
w. q. Black u Co. SO 90
4 II, N. CAmmack Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
Walden. Hawkins Co.. 80 90
J. M. Waimsley h Co.........-.....-...... SO 90
March q Slinker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 90
8. Gumbie; 30 90
Renshaw. Oammack Co. ................ 20 90