The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
NEWS OF THE CITY.
THE SAINT ARIANS.
The Regular Weekly Meeting Of the
Executive Committee.

The Regular Weekly Meeting 81 tn
Executive Committee.
The regular weekly meeting Of the exeoutiv
Nommittee of the New Orleans Auxiliary Sani
tRry association was held last night. Chairman
Busy presiding.
Gan. Bussy, In opening proceedings. dellv
cred a short eulogy on tho late DIR. l. Y. Bal
late member of the Legislature. and referred t
the fact that DR.. Ball was present at the lac
meetjng Of the committee. and had pledged hi
assistance to tho association.
The following petition, numerously signed
was read, and referred to special committee
composed of DR.. y. b. White and Mr.. Edwart
Fenner:
To the President and Members of the New Or
leans Sanitary Association:
Gentlemen Whereas. the yellow fever bavini
existed iu many places In the parishes Of ~
Mary. Assumption md Lafourche during th'
late into tho month OF Decemher. and
that from ignorance :, In 49,, some ca &C
d want "abns has IN G Sasn nas o
wards eradioating Or destroying the germs
that from want OF cleansing and other preca'i-
ises where such fever ragged there is every req
son TO believe much Of the bod and -hoddinE
upon which patients died arcsti,l "a use;
And wheroas. the unusual mild weather o.
this winter Induces serious apprehensions Of
the certain reappearano OF the dread disease
undersigned. citizens % the parish o. ~ Mary.
most Respectfully petition your honorable as
ISOLATION to make some arrangement t"r Hs
With the National Board OF Health. by which
compe ent sanitary inspectors can be sent to
thoroughly examine into the condition Of our
wants, make an estimate of the amount Of
money needed and how to be expended. to the
end that the afflicted people Of VI. Mary may be
fever. and obtain that financial aid from the
National Board OF Health. without whieh. II
their condition may he deporable indeed
Approved BY the Board Of Health. Morgan
Tue flushing committee reported that the
flushing under Tho Immediate control OF the
committee since the fifteenth instant. has been
NeW m9 he r"n 10 Ra
part In the rear. These t1uares have been
gone over five separate times. and aggregate
1890 squares which have been flushed.
The street sweepin< machines anh aprink ers
have passed over portions OF washington r,
continue at work whenever tho weather IL
On motion. 81 Mr.. Fepner, Mesara. Isidoro
panziger and d. \. Walshe were elected mem
The cub COMMITTEES on hygiene of public
schools" reported. recommending thai the Leg
islRture be urged to phaa the acts necessary 70
INTRODUCES the study OF hygiene In the public
se hSe Committee further reported having via
tied he Magnolia achoo and found the build.
Ing in good condition. but tho ciatarDs and
vaults faulty and In need of immediate atten-
The committee further recommended that q
supply Of dlsnfecanta DO furnished periodi
oally to all the public schools by the associa-
Y The rerort was approved.
On motion o. Mr.. A. BALDWIN vote Of Thanks
Of the Association In honorina two OF tts mem
e NJ Esnne,M @nh DO On e's de-
Mr. Horter took the floor on the call for gen
oral business, and said:
NJ. Chairman find In Administration
section reads: Nc person shafl keep. throw
ter corrupt or putrih water on my shells. hay.
straw. kitchen stuff. paper. cloth, vegetable
matter or any substance whatever that mny be
offensive to smell or Injurious to heath. Or
bnilding. sidewalk. gutter, drain or canal. or
main proped s that Ordinary ~ G rsses : and
sweepinps from stores. dwelling honsee
: ana ether no ,ensments s and Kitchen oa
or other suitable receptacle aud be- placed on
the outside OF thu nauettes convenient fer
rom h p, fs e o March prGo 70 he &
teenth or October. Of each year such do
posi!s shall be made not earlier than
M. and from the sixteenth Of October 10 The
fourteenth Of March inclusive. such deposit.
shall be made not earlier than O'Clock a. N.
nor later than O'Clock y. m, and the raCGp 'H-
cles as above shall not be left on the hanunettts
later that half past II. m. throughout the year |
t Al persons 81 VINO ere .pxI h ny law or CON
matters. substances or things shall attend t.
these duties before the hour OF O'Clock a. m.
SEQ, g., The Administrator Of P lice shall
upon complaint of the Board of u alth. rsmove.
or cause TO be removed any foul or oTensive
matters whatsoever to such place or places aA
may be selected by said board. Mt tho expense
OF the owner ef said matters. or the occupant or
owner of the premises whore the same may be.
SEQ. IL. No person shal deposit or dunn
manure. offal or other Iii and offensive mat
ters on any lots, eneosurea opsn areas, or
designate certain localities 70 be used rs dump
Ing grounds for such matters. or direct such
matters TO he burned when practicable.
ton or portion Of this ordinance shall be u hne
not exceeding sos rec verabe before the re-
committed. or. ia default Of payment OF the
!lne. Imprisonment not exceeding thirty days.
Tor each and every ofense.
rial ST the driver Of the garbage CART bef, re
Judge Mienberger. for dumping on tho Judge
Ass lot H. guilty AT, nea
man, abate the nuisance2
Iclaim that It still exists, and that the above
public health. and that the ciiz ms Of New Or !
cans and State OF Louisiana are looking to the
health board. city admiui. tratton and this
ISOLATION for pro ecu \ that contributions are
expected to Nv In to the treasury OF this saul |
AIRY association for tho purpose Il abatng | {
,uisances and deyising the best means OF welsh
ng out. carting away and getting rid of filth
wherever found. .
The lot upon which the garbage has been de l
,osited is about one hundred aud twenty Ave
Get BY one hundred aud twenty-five feef. and
illed several inches In depth with offensive
natter. This nuisance Is now III the hand. Of 9
Or. ". II. atkins sanitary Inspector Of tn. :
3oard Of Health. for removal to the garhaR- !.
,oAt. g
Further action In the matter of this nuisance
n IL ba rafa al IA hat nrI M |
ar rs the. authority OF our voluntary assoeia-
lon extends we have done our utmost to bring
ne Offenders to justice. with the result II
hown. Unles-, therefore. By an exercise OF &
moral power, we can induce further action b, 4
constituted authorities our usefulness Will be i
sreatly i'm paired. u
would say to AL members of the association d
nd ward committees holding sanitary q
,olice commits ions, issued them ~ his honor i
dayor Patton. that the roll Is now being b
allied for active duty the warm season is now G
lpon Us: every, effort must be made to give all n
possible 70 our newly apuointai Al c
Illustrator OF improvements. the HIN. Joseph | &
)ollins. r