The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
GUARDIANS OF HEALTH.
ACTIVE WORKERS OF THE CITI-
ZENS' SANITk RY ASSOCIATION.

Last Nights Meeting OF the Executive
Council-Appointment OF the Star d
ing Committees-The Inspectors Sal
ary Fixed-The associations Mem
bersh.p over 500 and Growing
Rapidly.
The executive council Of the Citizens
Sanitary Association met last night at the
residence of the president. DR.. J. B. Read
There were present DR.. Read, Col. J. Il.
Estill, Col John screven, DR.. J. c.
IeHardv, Gen Z. P. Alexander, Col George
A. Mercer, S. p. Hamilton Esq, S. Guck-
g heimer, Esq, Malcolm Macean, Esq,
Capt, II. NJ c. Smith, DR. George II. Stone,
DR.. George c. HummelI and DR.. L. A. Fall
ligaut.
The president announced the following
appointments on the standing committees:
Committee on Finauce and Rsief-S
Guckeuheimer, chairman; F. d. Boot
worth, J. S. Wood, W. 2. Schirm, Henry
Blum.
On Water Supply and Sewers. P.
Hamilton, chairman; J. NJ. Barnard. Jr,
i. f. Bryan, John A. Doug ass, l. q. Haas
On Canals and Drainage-E. p. Alexan-
der chairman; ?. NJ. Dougan, C. Menelas,
D. B. Lester, j. a. q. Carson.
On Streets, La les aud Public Roads
John Screven, chairman; @. N. RIVALS,
Robt NJ. Butler. Luke Carson, n. o. Tilton.
On Private Dwellings and Premises
John Flannery, chairman; E. A. We'll,
Charles II. Strong, j. c. Rowland, j. r.
Sheldon.
On Shipping and Quarantine-H. NJ. c.
Smith. chairman: B. S. Purse NJ. D., Ed
ward Karow, j. X. Garnett, Joseph Ferst
On Market AMI Slaughter Houses-J. l..
Warren, chairman; John X. Young, Will
lam Hunter, William Kehoe, J. 2. White.
On Public Schools. C. LeHardv, NJ
D., chairman; 5. B. Adams Thomas Gads-
den, H. c. Cunningham, G. r. Heron.
On Cattle and Domestic Animals and
Stables George H. Stone, NJ. d., chairman;
Ed Gleason, A. g. Harmon, E. F. Lowell
II. A Palmer
On Public Grounds, Public Buildings and
Premises-George A. Mercer, chairman; G.
III. Sorrel, R. E. Minis, August Schwaab,
X. r. Richards.
On Conference with Public Authorities
j. B. Read, NJ. D., chairman; w. w. Cor
don, ]. L. Hammond, J. F. Minis. B. A.
Denmark.
On Increase of Membership-Malcolm
Maclean, chairman; Thomas Balautyne,
F. NJ. Farley, Lee Roy Myers, Dennis j.
Murphy.
On Publications.. II. Estill, chairman:
j. B. Read, NJ d.
On Food and Food Supplies-R. J. Mum,
M. D., chairman; Joseph Gorham, W. @.
Cooper, j. n. johnson, L. A. Falligant,
NJ. d.
On Disposal of Offal and Garbage-G. c.
Hummel, chairman; j. p Williams, P. d.
Daffin, A. Fernandez. c. f. Prendergast
On motion an assessment of 50 was
made on each member Of the association,
The committee on public health, through
DIR. lie Hardy. submitted a statement of
what it had done and also asked for in
structions as to the salary of the inspector
On motion the salary was placed at SIS W
per month.
A large number of applications for mem
bership was presented and passed upon,
making the total number of members now
on the roll nearly 500. 1t is expected that
within the next thirty days the list will be
increased to 1000 The association is now
ready for business, and the people may ex-
pect an active campaign against everything
that is deleterious TO public health