The herald., 1896-04-17
The State Sanitary Convention
to Meet Here Monday
1T is A REMARKABLE HINT
The One Sent Yesterday to the City
Council
Ex.flayor Workman Looking for nayor
RAIDER, Who Cannot Be Pound-7unici-
pal Committee Work

The state sanitary convention to pc
held at Y. NJ. G. A. hall, beginning at ~
o'clock on Monday. will bring to Los
Angeles a large number of physicians
from nearly every city and town in the
state The meeting is to be held under
the auspices Of the state board of
health. The program will be as follows:
Morning Session-Prayer by ReV.
Burt Estes howard of Los Angeles;
address Of president, DR.. c. w. Nuttins
of Etna; response by DR.. W. II. NC
Mutt of San Francisco; election OF ofii-
GERS for ensuing year; election of pres
ident; election of vice-president; elec-
tion Of secretaries; appointment by the
president elect Of a committee on pub
lication.
Afternoon session-The convention
will be called to order at l:3O by the
newly elected president; address by the
president-elect; 'Street Cleaning and
Disposal of Garbage" by DIR. II. l..
Orme of Los Angeles; Yard Sanita--
tion,'' by DIR. A. l.. Regensburger OF
San Francisco; "The Spasmodic De-
velopment Of Smallpox" by Dr. George
Goodfellow, territorial health officer,
Arizona; "Typhoid Fever from Finan-
cial Standpoint" by DR.. Thomas Ross,
member of city board of health, Sac
ramento; Facilities for the Treatment
of Contagious and Infectious Diseases
in the Public Institutions OF Califor-
nia," by DR.. A. Z. Osborne, superin-
tendent Home for Feeble Minded, Eld-
ridge; 1.-THE Imperative Necessity OF
Rigid Sanitary Regulations in Southern
California" by Dr. P. G. Remondino.
member of state board of health of San
Diego; Colorado Desert as Sanltar-
ium," by DR.. M. Il. Price, sanitary in
Epector for state board of health in
Southern California, Indio.
The evening session will convene at
$3.50. and the program numbers Will be
address by DIR. D. B. Van Slyck of Pas
adena; ventilation of Public Build
ings," address by w. NJ Oates. archi-
itect 1.-THE Gymnasium, from the Stand
point of the Sanitarian," address by DIR.
w. w. Hitchcock of Los Angeles; pub
lie Hygiene" address by DR.. J. r.
Laine Of Sacramento, secretary of the
state board Of health; 1.-THE Paramount
Sanitary Need. address by DR.. Norman
Bridges of Los Angeles; Manual
Training and Health" address by Prof.
Charles II. Keyes of Pasadena Re
port on Anti-Toxine," by Dr. ]. H.
Davisson, president of the state board
of health of Los Angeles.
There will be other papers read be-
sides the list above.
The address of welcome to the Wis
itors will be delivered by Mayor Ra-
der
A REMARKABLE HINT
There has been no disposition as yet
by the council to obey the ordinance
which makes it compulsory for the city
hall to be equipped with fire escapes
and standpipes. George r. Beebe, the
mayors acting secretary, acting also as
clerk of the board of fire commission
ers. yesterday sent out the following:
Honorable City Council of the City of
Los Observation-Disclosures: At a meet
ing of the board of fire commissioners
of the city of Los Angeles held April 1b
1896 1 was instructed to notify your
honorable body to provide proper fire
escapes for the city hail. as per ordi-
nance. copy of which is enclosed.
Copies of the above have also been
sent to the board of supervisors and to
the regents Of the state normal school.
in the effort to have the court house
and the last named institution properly
equipped
RAIDERS NAME WANTED
Ex-Mayor w. H. Workman is looking
hard for Mayor Frank RAIDER, and he
has been hunting upon the subject of his
mission for the past two days. The
mayor was yesterday at Santa Barbara.
Workman is circulating a petition in
favor of San Pedro as the Southern
California harbor. and he would like to
obtain to the paper RAIDERS signature.
City Clerk Charles A. Luckenbach Is
the only official about the city hall who
has thus far attached his name to the
petition.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE WORK
The sewer committee of the council
found itself yesterday, the first time in
nearly two years, with no business to
dispose of. 1t was the regular weekly
meeting day of the committee, and,
after discussing the alleged failure of
the oil inspector to perform satisfactory
duty. without arriving at any definite
conclusion upon the subject, the COM
mittee adjourned.
The Board of Public Works will to-
day again consider the application of
W. II. Workman for the advertisement
of franchise for an electric street rail-
way, the line to run croSswise of the city
from the eastern to the western limits.
Protests have been referred to the
board by the council from members of
the First Congregational church and
the First Methodist church against the
granting of any franchise for a street
railroad turning the corner of Sixth and
Hill streets, where the Congregational
fists have a church and where the
Methodists expect to build. The petit
TONERS say the noise of passing cars
would disturb their services. If the pro-
tests are sustained it is likely that Mr.
Workman will change the line of his
road so as to pass over Seventh street
instead of Sixth.
The sewer committee will recommend
to the council Monday that Hans Puck
be granted permission to run a sewer in
an alley to connect with the Towne-
avenue sewer.
CITY HALL FLOTSAM
Unless the council in special session
today adopts the proposed ordinance to
regulate public street seating during
the Fiesta, the law cannot be adopted at
all, as the next regular meeting on
Monday will be but one day ahead of
the Fiesta, and it will then be too late
for the ordinance to do any good, at
least this year.
The city engineers office is busy pre-
pairing maps for the assessment district
which will have to bear the expense
of the Broadway tunnel. The special
council committee having the matter in
charge will hold meeting probably to-