The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-04
REPORT OFCITY HEALTH
sTRrHs AND DEATHS FoRswEEK AND MONTH.
Mortuary and Sanitary Statistics
 Compiled by City Departments. N Eorty-two Deaths in Mont s gomery During July.

The following deaths were reported to the Sanitary Department during inc week ending yesterday:
 July 30, infant of Julius Gabriel.
 July 30. infant of James McCue, age months. leo colitis. August l. child of J. W. Freeman. age months congestion of brain.
 August l. W. s. Hearn, age 59 years endo carditis.
 august 2. Algernon o'Rear, age ss years. rheumatism of heart. , Negroes.
 July 27. John Pullman, age IS years. tonsilitis.
 July 2s. Ellen Mcqueen, age 30 years, malarial fever. August l, twin children of George Legree premature.
 Record of Births.
 Births reported during the week were as follows:
 To MT. and Mrs. T. J. Bozeman, a To MT. and Mrs. Otto Finn, a boy.
 To MT. and Mrs. Reese Martin, a boy. To MT. and Mrs. Morris Wolff, a girl
 To Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Crowley, a girl.
 To Mir. and Mrs. John Goodman, a boy.
 TO MT. and Mrs. J. R. Wood, a girl.
 To Nil. and Mrs. w. A. Gunter, a boy.
 To Mir. and Mrs. Robert woolfolk, a boy.
 Negroes.
 To George and Susan Bum, a girl
 To. Samuel and Sallie Jackson, a boy. To aF.1 r0tz Hx.r # To George and Emma Legree, twins, boy and girl
 To Lee and Ada Caffee, girl.
 To Thomas and Emma Benjamin, a boy.
 Five cases of scarlet fever were re- ported two from Ward 4. Cone from Ward 5. and two from police jurisdic- ton. Two of the cases reported are whites and three negroes.
 The Monthly Report.
 Not single death occurred in Ward 1 during July.
 The report of the Sanitary Depart ment of the city for the month of July, shows that 42 deaths occurred with ing the city limits; white males. 15; white females. 6; total, 21. Black males, 12; black females. 9; total, 21
 Ages of deceients-Under 1 year. 12: from to 5 years. 1; to 10 years, |; 10 to 20 years, z; 20 to 30 years, 5; 30 to 70 years. 2; 50 to SO years, g; 60 to 70 years, 6; 70 to so years, l; so to 90 years. 8.
 Deaths by wards-ward 1, none; Ward 2. II; Ward 3, 4: Ward 4, II; Ward 5. II; Ward 6. B.. Causes of death were: Accident. 2; Bright's disease, 2; cholera infantum. l.; congestion, 9; con vulsions. i; dysentery, |; typhoid fe- yer. 3; malarial fever, 1; remittent fe- yer. 1; scarlet fever, i: heart disease, (: hemorrhage. 1; hydrocephalus. 1; ileo colitis, 2: hamilton, |; inflammation I; intestinal obstruction, 1; meningi tis. 1; nephritis. 2; paresis. l; still born. 2: tonsilitis, l; tuberculosis. 3; unknown 1.
 Forty-one births were recorded during July. 22 whites and 16 negroes. Birth by Wards-Ward 1. 9; Ward ?, 6: Ward 8. ?; Ward 1. l3; Ward 5, '; Ward 6, l: Total. fl. By sex, white males, IS; white females [; black males, 10; black females. 6.
 Inspection of Meat.
 There were offered for slaughter at the Union Slaughter House during July the following number of animals: Beef cattle, 663; calves, g; goats, 23; hogs, 11S; sheep, 24S total, 1.125. Of this number the following were reject ed on hoof for causes stated: Cattle, too poor for human food, 5; beef. mango. 1; beef, crippled, i; hog. boar, 1: total rejected on ante-mortem in- spection. s. Number allowed to be slaughtered LII. On post-mortem ex- animation the following were con demned and tanked for reasons given: 1 hog, seticaemfa, 45 pounds; 1 hog. cholera. 60 pounds; bruised meats cut away. 45 pounds; 1 beef. from coun- try, died of disease, 225 pounds: beef livers. diseased, 130 pounds; hog flyers, diseased. 225 pounds. Total amount of meat condemned and tanked, 7S5 pounds. Shipments of dressed meats from the West were inspected as fol-