The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-08
STATE sANIfARIANs.
The Sixteenth Annual Meeting Of the
Association TO Be Held at Trenton
This Week


Special to the Jersey Csfg Nesse.
TRENTON, Dec. s, 1s90.-The New Jersey
Sanitary Association which has fer rs
object the bringing together OF all who
feel an interest in the investigation Of
facts and principles relating TO public and
personal hygiene, and who desire TO diff
fuse among the people such information
as will secure deliverance from avoidable
causes Of disease, will hold its sixteenth
annual meeting next Friday and Sstur-
day in the Assembly Chamber Of the
State House. The local Committee of
Arrangements consists Of DIR. Cornelius
Shepherd, DR.. b. G. Wetherill and J. T.
Ridgeway.
The Governor OF the State and all
Mayors Of cities are ex-ofiicio members
City and county superintendents Of
schools and editors are cordially invited
10 attend as members All local Boards
OF Health, medical or pharmaceutical so
cIetles, and all associations Of engineers
or architects are entitled TO representa-
tion.
By an arrangement between the asso-
citation and State Board OF Health, part
OF the annual meeting 10 devoted TO such
special subjects as relate to the WORK OF
local Boards of Health 1t is the request
OF the State Board that every local Board
be represented The programme for the
two days isl
by President oieott at two O'Clock ?. u Report
and announcements by the secretary. Address
BY Cornslus shepherd, II. D., chairman Of the
Paper on The Use Of Smoke in Testing HOUSE
Drains, by Inspector P. L Lippincott, OF As
bury Park Discussion opened by Prof. Charles
MeALla1, 9 e, OF Princston; Henry Mitchell
Paper on the Relation of Ground Water TO
the Health Of Community" by Colonel George
L. Waring, yr-, @. z. OF Newport. r L Discus
sion opened by Prof P. T. Austen. of Ph. D., OF
New Brunswick; George ". Howell. G E. OF
Paper on ssThe Death Rate Of Different I<,-
ealitles IN New Jersey Dy James Owen, c. Z.
of AontclAir. Discussion opened BY Ezra NJ
Hunt NJ D.. OF Trenton; David L. Wallace, H.
D.. OF Newark; Josiah 9. Pumpelly, Esq. or
Morristown.
Miscellaneous business
Friday evening At 7:45 o'cioek-Prayer, an
Z T., of Orange, on sanitation in House Con-
struct1on-
Paper on what we do not Know about the
SmOck Pm D., state Geoiogist Discussion
opened by the Rev. samuel Lockwood, Pm. D..
Of Freehold; Director, L ". AcGann. OF New
Jersey Weather Service.
saturday, December l3-Meetinz called to
order at O'Clock a. N. Report Of committee
appointed at the previous annual meeEing on
stream Pollution C. Philips Bassert { 4,
Papers on deterioration Of Water in Rassr-
voirs and Condulfs, its Causes and Modes or
Prevention by Charles b Brost. e T., OF
Hoboken. and George ". kafters Civil and sani-
tary Engineer, Rochester, n Y Discussi0n
opened by l. B. Ward, C. l., of Jersey Carys
William X Newton, NJ D., of Paterson. and
Prof F. A. Niiber, Of New Brunswick
Paper Physical Training" By Prof
Char les II. Raymond. Of Lawrenceville. Dlcas-
sion opened 81 Superintendent b c. Gregory
OF Trenton: E L b. Godfrey, A D., Of Car
den, and Superintendent Vernon l. Darey, q
East Orange
Recess from quarter TO one TIL two O'Clock ,
M Election Of officers. Paper On The SeEe1s
Of Trenton" By Prof Rudolf HerLng, G h. q
Phiiadelphia. Pa Discussion opened BY W. W
l. Philips, u. D.. of Trenton
Discussion on ~Traps opened by Ezra NJ
Hunt IL D.. secretary Of the State Board q
Health. Appointment OF committees BY the
lournment.