The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-07
Record of Births.

 Births for the safe period were aa follows:
 To Mir. and Mrs. crum McDnde. a boy.
 Ts Mir. and Mrs. H. R. Aldridge, a boy.
 To Mr. and Mrs A. M. Garrett, a girl.
 To Mfr. and Mrs. c. Tutwilder. a girl.
 To Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sadlsr. girl. To Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Saffold. a tirl.
 Negroes.
 To Willie and Sarah Menlo, 2 girl.
 To '. B and Bittie Barron, a girl.
 To Wilbur and Margaret Freeny. a girl.
 TO Pearl Wells. a boy.
 The Monthly Report.
 The report of the Sanitary Depart rent for the month of June shows that 39 deaths occurred within the city lim- it's, IS whites and 21 negroes. The causes of death as stated were: Acci- dent, 2; Bright's disease. 2; cholera ln- fantum, g; congestion. 3; convulsions, |; dropsy, i: dysentery. l; enterltis' l. entero colitis, 6; typhoid fever, z: no- micide, i; hamilton. 1: mastold ap- scess. i; Mitrai insufiiciency l; old age g: paralysis, 2: pneumonia, 5; tuDercu- iosis. 8: spasms, 2; still born, l; cause unknown, l.
 Deaths by wards-ward 1, 5: Ward a. 10: Ward 8, 8; Ward 4, Il; Ward D, 6; Ward 6, s; total, 39.
 Births resistered during the month were, whites. males IA: females, II. Negroes, male, 6: females. s; total, Ss.
 The Meat Inspectors report shows that during the month 491 beer cattle. i54 hogs, 1ss sheep. il goats and IDA calves were offered for slaughter. ot this number five beeves were rejected as too poor fer human food.
 The following meats were con- demned and tanked after slaughter for causes stated: hogs, measles, S5 pounds; 2 hogs, cholera. lo5 pounds; l hog, septicaemia, 66 pounds; bruised meats cut away. s5 pounds; seef and hog livers, diseased, 4s5 pounds; total number of pounds condemned and tanked, Be5. The following inspections of dressed meats were made: from the country, 1 calves: 3 beeves; 1 goat; 1 hog. From the West, 59 beevcs. s1 sheep; 13s boxes of fresh meats con- taining 100 pounds each.
 The Milk Inspector reports that he has made careful inspection of all dairies supplying the city with milk and examined the food, water. etc. as required. Rsport off sanitary yecopdition of each is made. Samples of milk taken from the wagons while serving customers, showed the following per centum of butter fat: Berger 3.25; Blount. 4.1o: Cloud. 40; Davis, 4ao; Fleming, 400; Hawes 4.13; Hughes, i.95: Jersey Dairy Company, 40. Montgomery Dairy Co.,. 400: Reese, 40: Sheehan. 400: Scott, A.S0e Warner. 400; Williams, 42k
 During the past month the Sanitary inspector hauled from the various streets and alleys of the city the fol- lowing number of loads of trash: Ward 1, 162; ward 2, 1S6; Ward 8, 194: Ward {, 1S4; Ward 5, 19S; Ward G. 196; bust |. ness center 542; total number of loads, 1862 The sanitary and storm water sewer mains have been flushed from different points a total of 432 times. The Sanitary Police inspected 4.793 premises and of this number 557 places were ordered reinspected. Number of nuisances abated 551.
 Eight arrests were made for violation of the sanitary ordinances and a con- vietion was had in each case.
 Three cases of scarlet fever and one case of smallpox were reported during month.
 The following number of houses were fumigated and cleansed for contagious diseases: for scarlet fever. 5: measles. l; chicken pox. 1; diphtheria, i: to- tai 8.