The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-08
NEWS OF THE CITY.
What The Democrat Reporters Saw
and Heard Yesterday.
THE sANITARIANs.
An Interesting Meeting, with Repofts
OF Committees and Eiectloh
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OF Committees md Election
Of New Members
The executive committee OF the new oriahps
SANITARY Association met yesterday. oeh'
1suagev occupied the chair. physician ~
New Jersey offers cure for yellow FEVER ZOE
j the sum Of $1,000. Flled. !.
,r,ha secretary OF the Wisconsin boRrd or
hsaI,b .ritee. urging the necessity cf rigorous
sanitary measures.
Mr. p. n. Nugsnt sent o communication suR-
.,astIno lint staRnent water should DO removed
S from cutters. !.
Tha raport OF the committee on canals and
drntr,p ID show that the rains have done much
towards relieving tho canal banks OF weeds !:
wooden trunks have been placed ut Louisiana
AysYaue to supply water In the neighborhood.
Mr., Whttakers pump was located on Bora-
80 - Mr.. WOODWARD.
On behalf Of the committee Oh streets ana land
ings, reported as follows:
The committee on streets and landings re-
ecfn Ebat ,asir asp2 p s i0F a. WeK
fhrcurhout the better localities OF the city. IN
other partF. where the peoule nave ny regard ar1
I'LL III rather bad condition. Our attention has
been called to some Of tho bridges On OF. An
drew street being ehoksd and preventing, the
vW,safaiv calp ihs Attention of the distrieF sun-
fry officers and he sanitary police lto the fact
as observed 70 the fruit and vegetable stands
4 Throwing I'LL their refuse from fruits and veg.
atables into the streets and CUTTERS In front OF
soaa noe 81 nogsd e ea
III ID very aratifyinR to this committee TO state
that Tho pest, holes that have existed 70 many
w consider ope .of the most important works
that the city administration could have tackled.
and the fret great step toward permansnt 70
ceommittee, together With CITY Surveyor brown.
went down below the city Yesterday On one Of
tha new garbaEe ppats VIII sne nrat oah q
xll % tle work vel ior which !, they ars n 4
tsao aro IN the i town War and ts e6atns
on the barge heightened y little. IN order to rem
der the loading md discharRing more com.
knryeyor brown and to Adminis'rstor Houston
bare boats o. w W The sapa,slty q these
upon the people OF oil classes that there should
I'D no more. concealed garbage kept IN their
ds p ea every aa,v th n ana \
dumped Into the river. and then will be taken
qare Of BY the hnny scayenRers under the SUR
The street superintendent Of the Sixth Dis
trict hos done good work ~ preparing y mum
bF q the strfe's To- distreatg inc flushing
The report was received.
Dr. White said he received documents from
other States relative to health matters. He
recommended the zinc iron disinfectant which
viii Bio furnished free of charge.
Mn. FENNER
desired to call attention to the Importance Of
some action beinG taken to enlist the active CO.
operation q ths ladies' ot ae W. Orleans IL the
convert this CITY Into d healthy and delightful
.Drs kedzle states the case IN these concise and
for hsr iie Il, ID there. and the appliances and
conditions OF comfortable Lying comes from
her plastic hends. Except 10 his sleeping hours.
tho house: he merely contributes ia their crude
form the materials tor family SUPPORT. while It
n the deft hand Of wQrnan ti,at transmutes these
Woman should be insruc ed Ia hyRienic and
physiological necessities. not alone for exemp-
ion from DISCUSSES, which nov Of 10 TIE imne-
secure the growth Of their children In the most
favorable circum tatcHs th II good and firm |
81 ssua e ess sb q sasen
Illness. incapable 81 continued aud severe labor /
may be healthy. robust cheerful and their chill;
dtsn's children tnh eritsa stu hrmer health and
The care 81 parents over their children. as 70
the amount, quality. cooking and proper hours
changing 81 Earments etc. Let ns.
ppS aae sd II he
fbls diseases, and leave . their intuition how
attach TO our association as honorary members
any ladies' who may desire to aid In this work,
md as 4 commencement offer the following |
s.s,ssa 9sat May Mann r. M HrrEst
Ms n Saxon Mgs Ellen Bussey MI mgs ps
members y. the New Orleans Auxiliary sani-
4 The following gentlemen were elected Nom.
ers u thg asse,cia1oni Rudolph Themrer
q. Bassetu, Morris Mayer. John ORiivieh.
SPECIAL REPORT.
Z The attention OF the committee appointed to
this association at the convention Of
Council h oi bae ~ ga
Here follows tho exchange Of letters between
oatlon q Memphs snd d. dSepp relative
81 New Orleans. A fun statement 81 The GORE:
Thursday. the fifth instant.l
Your committee beE leave It to I report that they
have carefully ns
iind Chat one John Conner was registered on the
books OF the United States Inspector prior to
1872 On s b aaae ns eense p
time chat We can discover was there a ntlot duly
registered By name John o'Connor. The state |
mant, as above made BY q person calling him- |
snlf John O'Connor. is without foundation. as
stafed by the Board OF Health.
We request that the secretary be Instructed to
send copy OF this denial TO A.. p. Langstaf. |
4. D. Plnnkett, NJ, p PRECEDENT Tennessee
State Board Or Health: 3. w. Mitchell. sanitary |
director Memphis Auxiliary Sanitary Associa; |
Thomas j. Turner. medical director United |
States navy. secretary National Board Of HEALTH |
d. 9. |
10 ordered. |
SUBSCRIPTIONS. |
John Oglivtch.. e2b |
III. T. Dunn & Bro. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL