The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-29
& PUBLIC HEALTH,
New Jersey Sanitary Associations
Meeting Next Week.

New Jersey sanitary Nssoc"
Meeting Next Week
The twenty-frst annual meeting OF the
State Sanitary Association will be held
in the Brighton Casino, Atlantic City,
on Friday and Saturday, December 9 and
Z. The programme gives promise OF a
most interesting and instructive meeting.
That the people of Atlantic City Will
contribute to its success and to the com
fort and pleasure. of the delegates and
members of their families is assured by
the fact that the local committee IS
composed of such men as w. G. Hopes,
President of the Board of Health; Mayor
F. P. Stoy, Congressman Loudenslager
and Joseph H. Borton, proprietor of the
Hotel Dennis.
The Baron Nils Posse, K. G.. ", author
of the Swedish system of gymnastics
and Director of the Posse Gymnasium,
Boston, Mass, will speak on the "Hy-
gienic Supervision of School Children;
B.. Meade Bolton, M. D., chief OF the
archaeological Department of the Phila-
delphia Board of Health, will speak ON
meteorological Diagnosis, its Sanitary
Relations; State Geologist Smock will
road a paper on tArtesian Sources of
Public Water Supplies in New Jersey"
The other papers to be presented are
"Necessity for the Control of the Con-
struction of Buildings" by II. M. Her
bert. C.. E., Bound Brook; Sanitary In
spection OF Factories" by o. w. Bray
mer M. D.. Camden; Governmental
Methods for Preventing the Pollution of
strearms,n by Carol Phi. Bassett, C. E..
Phi. D., Newark; Qualification of Water
-. - loy NJ A. PoLor n Fl Mont
clair; Improvement of Local Administra-
ton in Townships" by J. A. Exton, M.
d Arlington; disposal of Sewage" by
W. G. Hopes. Esq, Atlantic City. There
will also be an address on Progress in
Public Hygiene" by j. L. Leal, IA. p,
ing inspection by Hon. c.. P. Olcott,
East Orange, and Henry Mitchell, M. D.,
Secretary State Board of Health. DR..
English. the President, will deliver the
The following able sanitarians. are
among those expected to take part IN the
diseqTsi0n vs. E r. Z col WEo5man' Nj Phi b,
wilmington, Del; J; W. stickler, M. p,
Orange; H. R. Baldwin, M. D., LII. p,
New Brunswick; Arnold H. Moses archi-
State Superintendent eff Education; Super
~intendent Vernon L. Davey, East Orange;
Prof. G. F. Bracket, NJ p, Ii, p,
city; M. Lampson, M. D., Jersey City;
Percy Jackson, Counsellor, B%elleville; r.
N. Connolly, M. D., Newark; d. E. Eng
lish, NJ. D., Millburn; L. B. Ward, c. E.,
Jersey City; 4. r.. Chambers, M. D., Jer-
sey City.
The principal officers are:-President.
David &C. English, M. D. New Brunswick;
First Vice President. Shipper Wallace.
Ph. D.. Burlington. Second Vice Presi-
dent, James Owen. &C.. E., Montclair; Re
cording Secretary. Daniel Strock, M. D.,
Camden: Corresponding Secretary. Prof.
J. M. Watson. Elizabeth; Treasurer. Geo.
w. Howell. C. e., M~orristown; Chairman,
Exec. Council. Supt. Vernon l.. Darvey,
East Orange.
The circular sent out by the President
says
sOur State today occupies an adj
vanced position in relation TO wise 1egiS-
lation and effective administration in
matters concerning the public health.
This progress in the practical application
is largely due to the past successful eff
fors of this association"