The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08

DIR. Psimer's Report for November
1hirty-scven Deaths Reported
for the Mpnth

A. The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF nealth yesterday afternoon
Health Ofiicer Palmer submitted the fol-
lowing report:
There were thirty-seyen deashs report-
ed. As compared with the same number
during the previous month The death
rate for he month was Z. 80 per ], go. There
were thirty Eight births reported. not tn-
Guiding three sJiil births. There were four
cases OF scarlatina reported In the Third.
Seventh and Eighth wards, as against
none iD the previous month. There was
one death reported from d.uhthera in the
Third ward. as compared with three
deaths and seven cases in October. one
deaths from memhranous Group was re-
ported IN tho Fourth ward and enc dean
from Group" IN the Second ward. There
were twenty-five cases and Two deaths
from typhoid fever
Deaths and causes. DiphtherSa. I: ty-
Phoid fever ?; pulmonary tuberculosis. I.
other tuberculosis I. uemhTanOus Group
!: darrhoeal diseases. under year. ?. cry
peias, influenza. !; premature birth. I 4.
cerebral hemorrnage. 8. bronchitis. .:
pneumonia. s. Group 1. heart disease. I.
ohstruc .tau OF gan duct. !. pertt0njtis. 2,
gss5rst.s /. uephrttls. /: uremis. /; as
phyN.a. I. burn. 6 poison. opium, =. shock.
4. unknown. =: total. 81
Deaths by wards; First wsrd. S; Second
: Third. 2 Fourth s, FIFTH. :. SKIN. 5:
/ Seventh. S. Eighth. 4. Ninth. L; total s.
births reported. Males. %. females IL;
/ tctsl - Stin al~fhs 8
"Pi1mMog ius1eet ton: Plumbing pans
red "a first Inspections. "a. second IN
saacttars. u. premises examined Tor de-
I feetVe plumbinE. 3
sanitary. market and milk Inspection.
Complaints nlcd oy cstIzeus. 34 com
paints slet hy inspectors. =. nuisance no.
ftces se-v~8. 81. Eu{sanees sbated. e. ugjs-
auccs III course of abatement. -. houses
inspected O.. houses Inspected with plumb
srE Inspector. . schools lnspoetsd. u. gal
t1Hs ~ msA Inspected. kzf8. gallons n
/ milk condemHet, -, specimens Of mix
tested scr batter fat. sn. specimens q
suslk conta -n}aE 2 g per sent. fat OF over.
R 1ia specimens % mix cur,t Ming Tess tha u
( r. per cent. fRt IS. specimens OF milk an
s'sEes ! iisFercs lofs of 9ssries Is. gnspec-
I tsons cf 1g}k wagons. 81 Inspections 81
/ meat markets. 80. irs~ectlsns - re=taur-
ants. f.e. snsFect .osss ~ slaughter houses.
( gh Inspections 81 cernull econ houses. Is.
pounds ~ ruea1 condemned. 30. pounds
( - fsh coadesuned. ssa. pounds of frult
.e1feruret = ~. fso4rlffs - VaEetah. -
/ eof'is -Tssss. .z-s. seae animals ordered re-
neves
/ Heats Cscer Palmer reaf ,attev from
C.tv NenR,rete- Parry tn reference 30
q ckz-Na ~ Mrs -. Il Rxene~ fnr So for
/ tszi- closhsne. etc. DESTROYED by the health
Department 10 cenueett7a WITH SMALLPOX
eases Tire lstfar ss&ed for a statement
/ 90 90 VITA was dons Ia such cases. Tee
matter ASS discussed A. length TIA
coursa - 80 3eparErUen; 81 she aast "a.
been 90 p2E for apezi c$04ht-E That has been
faken - the ssuas 3pax hospital The heaIth
oef.szr as instructed 20 iEssrn1 the conn
tTc4s@r as 20 tae coarse Usually aAoate3
Plumbing Inspector SSavaex reported a.
I IsnEta 81 tse sanitary euasgft.sn Of PROV
'tseasee azsA srssfis General Hospitals lie
cA3ieS sStsHsso1 - sorT~ traps a. Prov
tssnes htrE Efass tsat me~m noe Teatps asa