The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10

Twsnty-second Annual Conventfon
- He Hald ~ Lakewoad

- he Held ~ Lakewood.
On tomorrow and Saturday the twenty
second annual meeting Of tie New Jersey
Sanitary Association will be held at the
Laurel House. Lakewood. The programme
as arranged promises a very interesting
meeting.
The objects Of the meeting are the pre-
sentation Of facts, the comparison of
views and the discussion of the methods
relating to the prevention Of sickness
and of untimely deaths. The association
also, through the annual meeting. seeks
to impress upon the public the Importance
Of securing wise and preventing harmful
sanitary legislation, and also to aid the
State and local boards of health in their
efforts to secure better administration OF
our health laws for the good Of our citi-
zens and the increase In heaithfulness
and prosperity of our State.
BY an arrangement between this asso-
citation and the State Board OF Health, a
part Of the annual meeting is devoted to
such special subjects as relate to the
work of local boards of health. Every
local board of health should have pres
ent at this meeting its assessor, physician,
inspector or some other active member.
The information secured for the benefit
of each locality far more than compen-
safes for the slight expense. It is the re-
guest of the State Board tina every Local
board be represented.
There will be three sessions. and the
following programme will be carried out,
First session, Friday, December IL. al
2:S0 P. M.-Report of the Committee OF
Arrangements, Isaac Hull Plat. M ID.
Lakewood; Statement of the objects OF
the Association, Shipper Wallace, Phi. D..
president; Report of Committee on In
spection OF Factories. Joseph William
Stickler, N. D., chairman; Report Of
committee on improvement Of Sanitary
Administration in Townships, James A
Exton, M. D., chairman; The Public
Health Laws of New Jersey, Judge w
M. Lanning, Trenton; Discussion. samue
A. Patterson and Thomas F. McKenna
inspection of Diaries. George w. Mcclure
State Dairy Commissioners. Trenton; Dis.
cussion, Franklin Dye. Secretary Statt
Board of Agriculture, and DIR. Joseph f
Edwards; Treasurer's Report.
Second Session, Friday. Dec. II. at
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MCCLELLAN, p. D, Lakewood; Progress,
n PUBLIC Hygiene, Prof. C. +. Bracketf
~. D., Ii. D., Princeton; influence 8
samuel II. Durgin, III. D., health officer
session.. Discussion, Prof. j. NJ. Rais
ton and James Owen, C. E.; The IN
nuence of Clean Streets Upon the Healti
OF Our Cities, George E.. Warning. Jr.
e. E., commissioner of streets. New
York City; Discussion, Henry c. Green
Water Supply of the City of Newark
Illustrated with lantern views, Herber
z. Baldwin, chemist OF City Health
Board Newark.
Third Session will at min.
observation-disclosures Investigation
and the Advantages Offered by the Stat,
Laboratory, H. D. Mccormick. M. D.
Princeton; Infectious Diseases Anon,
Animals, William Herbert Lowe. D. v
s., Paterson; Improvement Of the New
ark Meadows j. G. Smock, Phi. D.. Stat,
G~eologist; Milk: How 1t Should be Col
leeted, Transported and Stored, Prof
Edward 3. Voorhees,, Phi. D.. New
Brunswick; Discussion, Richard Pearc,
Francis, M. D.: River Pollution, e.. ]
Marsh. M. D, chairman River Improve
ment Commission; Duties of Health ON
GERS. John l.. Leal, NJ. D., Paterson
Miscellaneous Business; Election of of
flcers; Unfinished Business; Adjourn
ment.