The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-13
5 DEATHS IN MARCH
IN THE MONTH sEvENTf-TWO
 BIRTHS WE'RE REGISTERED.
Monthly Report of the sanitary partment Filed Yesterday SHOW Healthy Condition In Mens-
 R0mery.

The report of the Sanitary Depart ment for the month of March has been comn,etea and filed with Mayor Teague. It shows that fifty-two deaths occurl cd within tho city limits or montsom. cry during the past month. SIX or which were white males. tweive Wnits females, Teighteen negro males anu sixteen negro females.
 CauseoY death as shown on the cer- t,Acates filed by the attending physi- clans were as follows: Accidental. hurn, 1; appoplexy, 3: Brights disease, 2: bronchitis, 2; cancer, 3; congestion of brain. i: congestion of lungs, I; infantile convulsions. 1; cystitis. l. endo carditis. +; entero colitis, l; ty- phoid fever, |: heart failure, 5; cerebral hemorrhagc, 1; hydrocephalus, l; ln- anition, 1: Lagrippe, 3: cerebro- spinal meningitis, 1: nephritis. 4; lntestinai obstruction; 1: old age. l; tuberculuar peritonitis, 1; pertussis. 1: pyaemia. i: pneumonia, 5: septicaemia. 1; small pox. i: pulmonary tuberculosis, 5; cer- ebral tumor, |: total. b2
 Ages of descendants-Under one wear. &: from one to five years. none; five to ten. none; ten to twenty, 2; twenty to thirty, 5 thirty to forty 9' forty to fifty. s; fifty to sixty. 4; sixty to seventy, 8; seventy tc eighty 5;
 
 Deaths by wards-Ward one. 6; ward two, 12; ward, three. ?; ward four. i5; ward five, q; ward six, 4; ward seven' 6.
 Places of interment-Oakwod ceme- tery, 31; Charleston cemetery, I; Mt. oIivet. l westcotts cemetey, g; ship ped to other cities, IF.
 Civil condition-Children under ten years, &; single, over ten years Of age' 5:.married, 19; widowed, IS; unknown,
 Nativity of scendants-Montgom- cry. 20: other natives of Alabama, y; Georgia. 4: Kentucky. I; North Caro- lima, 1; Pennsylvania, I; south Caro- lima. i Virginia. 2; Unknown, IT. i.a- ly 1; Germany, l.
 Deaths at institutions--Hospita and Infrmaries. 2; Emergency Hospital IL County poor house. 2.
 There were seventy-eight births reg istered during the month Of March; twenty-four white males, twenty one white females; fourteen negro males. and nineteen negro females. TweiVe still births were reported.
 Births by localitis as follaws: Ward one, 9; ward two, 19; ward three. 6; ward four, 23: ward five, '; ward six, 10; ward seven, 4. Total. 7s
 On April 1st, 1908, there remained in the Emergency Hospital. under treatment, seventeen cdses oA Shiaii pox, and five cases held in detention on account of scarlet fever. Forty four cases of, small pox were admitted to the institution during March, making a total of sixty-six persons. Twenty six small pox patients were discharged during the month, as we'll as those held on account of scarlet fever. to- tai of thirty-one discharged during the month leaving under treatment twen- ty-fve small pox patients.
 The following number of animals were offered for ante mortem inspec- tion: Beef cattle. S11; hogs, 361; sheep, 2S; goats. z; calves, S9; total, 1,296. Of this numtGr thirty-four animals were rejected on hoof leaving 1.262 that were allowed to go to slaughter
 On post-mortem inspection. 1900 pounds of meats were condemned, rem dered and tanked.