New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
NEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
SANITARY CONDITION OF SOME TOWNS.
MIR. TALMAGE AND TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES La
Dor AND CoMMUrATIoNs.

DOR AND CoMMUrAIIoNs.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF IHH Ih'"rNh'i
TRENToy, n. j., Feb. 22.-Ihe annual report
OF the state Board Health was made To the Legislature
last week. As usual it consists largely OF essays Oh
bealth topcs The Secretary OF the Board, DR.. L. ii.
Hunt has held the Office for years, ana his mhinaiV
with tbe sanitary condition of the Statei almost perfect
The apnroacb of cholera receives considerable attention
from the Board, and by the circulation Oh numerous
small pamphlets and the organization OF ecieht loc"i
Board, Of Health much has been done toward "au"s
OFF the epidemic The Board, during the year. has CON
tinued it's work Inspection ~ the coast heah s"S'
and great for the better reported at cape
May Point Cape May City and Atlantic CITY, Ihe last
named place + constructing sewerage -!st"" 'O"Hi
the work seriously delayed ana the local boai
OF Health is doing good work In the line OF lhHpecto
The small resorts between Atlantic City and Brlee are
generally good sanitary condition, but the report cen
sures the mistaken attempts to create small lakes rom
half stagnan ponds At Bree. the report says aten-
ton needed in the matter of drainage Inc ho'o eeS
upon a ccsspoo, but has made some sIght improve
nents in general rrangemcnts. The sanitary condl-
ton of Spring Lake and Brighton IS good; bht NJ
Beach there some defects Inc largest ho'ei
presents favorable contrast with two others which are
said TO be defective in sanitary arrangements lhe
Ocean Grove local Board OF Health has done much ex
cecnt work in the last two year, and the aresian wei
system to be success. The system OF disch6hs
sewage the to DO carried away by the uder-
tow ia discussed I'm the report ut length The system
seems to work well at Ocean Grove and Asbury ParN
and badly at other places SO no satisfactory cohcSon
be reached
"Long Branch SAYS the report with all its sanitary
delays shows some marked Improvements. While some
Of the large hotels have s OF cesspoos they arc
Kept better condition than formerly SUI II must DC
admitted that this large and growing constituency mas
not cquacd expectation IN its efforts To provide system
OF sewerage which is very much needed" The report
flte
ing nuisance. It is 4 convenient receptacle for refuse
and used. We beg" says the report to conh'cl
those who have chosen this delightful section that they
spoil their nests. but with an Intelligent appre-
ciaon Of present aud future needs they enter upon
comprehensive plan for the removal OF all sewage
and for u general improvement"
The annual report of the Bureau of Vital stat
tistics. included I'm that OF tho State Board OF
Health, shows e9G' marriages IN Ncw-Jersey cur
ing the year. 263 births and 2l7.6 deaths. OF the
deaths 7.g7l were OF children under live years while
529s died syIno.ic diseases The highest death rate
Atlantic CITY, 81 80 per thousand. which ia due to
the fact that there a large summer population which
docs enter INTO Tie calculations OF the living while
IT furnishes large addition to the number OF deaths.
The highest actual death rate is IN Paterson 2-33 per
thousand Jersey CITY with 2515. and Newark third
with 2l7O The lowest city rate Is that oi salem, l5i3,
while Pianlcld is next with 1C@5; Railway third,
1919; then Phillip-burg. 1910; Myile 1-.5i
Eridgcton. 60 Burlington. 1913 The state rate Is
1890 per thousand and the highest county rate is that
~ Huiterlon. HE
Tno annual report Of Controller Anderson VIII De pre-
scAlcd the Legislature tAl- week. The work Of the
Office ha greatly increased during the year by the
,rn of railroad taxation, tire cu t-ttlus oi ihr
state Iruuu; and Other % .n-ri Tie r.1tc 'arai.on
IAc Only -a.c 4. fo' school purp'r- art tnN for
state purposes wlll ho necessary during Ae coming year.
t,iu the departments ami pay the iutcic.f ou tic 50 a
dcut. Ihc total ocular iuc"E" lat ye.- Wa, $3.50"
o g. Bic o. . D. r tf i.
-tat, courts lut ~Gj. $50 90 .nrf fIr fI, If..ou-
Iac attack anon ,Ir Ia.-... ll tac i.-tr ou Tu...
caused -,.,ttIon. n ;, s..a that N- I.luAgc Was
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a.t- oi r.cut Ir-'-iIr .u have m.-.' i"-H ' '"'
labor interests with ,A..TIl pr.-rt'i.c Iur D.HD
cg. have cuicitrr, O. lain tlt 'faU- N.lHu- against
tie Iuc. ..urr bi;. .rtnl' have Iri "tl t.r sHr
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-titti t u and gave Ar .lft support 20 flf .lr-u.r.
Iur nl. wii bc con stored go t.c ~rIa ti.s N''. ..l
pfpu.5.. N.. poe passed t.cir. rAD.la th" NotciAof
veto s.. ihc .aiur Vote fIat -f. make :. o. lass.
Ihc Board "t Education. at JOS next f'rt Wil
elect state rup-ruie OF schools. Toe Board is
Demo. .tIc. ANA a change De- Said 90 o. IfIa4hlc (
proposition to u1s. an act prcrg tue appointment 60
inc lDit meeting 81 Tie Legislature h under consider
alton.
The state contributed 10 Oh nppor' ~ :oi3 imftc-
M-t year au Increase oi about per cent over Tie pre-
yIou- year.
TAc niuatnn of the finances ~ Trenton just COM
pictrd Iow- annual def cheney du. ifIu.f.tl. 10
ilc tttrnpt- of th, Admui.triouto to maintain lua
tend pupIc improvements Will" ultu. The rkpcn.c 20
tr l..t dt~r'c. The ci0It- here o. obtain much iur
iitc to have been unsuocc ccss.u, tAry o,c-
where