The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-14


 reflected Animals and parts of animals condemned. 2076 pounds: 1000 pounds or fish were condemned. The fees for this inspection amount to s421. 31. You will thus observe that this department Is prac- tically paying its expenses. Eighty-nine dairies were inspected and scored. or these there were in the sos g. in the sos 19. in the 70s 59, in the eos and Tn the sos g. (See report for particulars). There were 541 laboratory examinations. oi these 3SS were vidal reaction for tyPhold fever, and of this number 10S were posi- tive. There were Il bacteriological ex- aminations of water and 71 examinations of milk and cream. Special samples or milk and cream examined IA. Bearing in mind that this department has dispensed with two of it's employees under the poncy of retrenchment, it has done good worh
 ..The chief sanitary inspector submits A report for the first and second halt of August In the first half there were e2s4 general inspections. 2S9 complaints were answered and 163S miles travelled During the second half of August there were 2SO9 general inspections, AZ com nlaints were answered and 93S miles traV- eled. This shows considerable reduction in amount of work done in thls depart ment. (Please see items for particulars)
 towing to the fact of the reduction or
 
 partment Is not doing any vaccination. Gentlemen, if you will provide the means of connecting the dry fever closets or this city with sanitary sewers. thlnk that in a years time Birmingham could iustly boast of being the most sanitary and healthy city In the United states. do not understand why the people. civic o,,,hs and institutions, the commission. etc fail to exhibit adequate interest that would lead to this splendid consumma- ton. Yours very truly,
 "R. M. CUNNINGHAM. M D.,
 City Health Officer
 Scores of Diaries
 The following shows the relative stanc- ing of the dairies inspected and scored;
 w. NJ E. Matthews, 95.90; 5. h. brew- ster. 9O20: w. M. Glass, S8.70; H. Iayior Seventy ninth street dairy), SS.5o; Win ford Ss Nix, S625: l.. E. Ingram S5oo; J. E. Haigler, S4.75; G. c. Harper, s2.SO; W. M Barton, S2.4O; R. D. Robertson, &.32 pa rdue Bros, S2.O5; A. J. Payne. .55; J. A Kent, S1; J. A Thompson, M; D. C' Bell. so.70; J. R. Walker, s0.6o; Valley Springs Dairy. S0.55; J. R. Fuqua, So.55 J. W. Smith SO55; W. A. Jones, S0.45; J. VanZandt, 8O.45: c. c. Cain. 1s.so J. V. warnick, 1880; T. R. Bridges, ls.65 H D. Reilly & Sons. 7s55: Win T. Wilson. slo' H. H. Baily, 1905; J. M. Reilly. 1905; F. r. Cargo. 1855: J. R. Carter. 78.5O; R. F. Jones, 7s3o; Theodore Jones. 7S.10; J. L. Dunson, 77sO; c. F. Walters, TITO; o. D. Warren, 77.65; J. Page, T.6O; Aldrldge x Mobbs, 775O F. T. Welch. 77.4O w. 5. Ledbetter, 77sO; Shepherd & Sons, 77; j.. A. Carnes, 76.s0; J. F. Davis, 76.7o; T. II. Griffies, 7555: H. P. Tmomason. 7e.io; ,. B. Woodward. 76.15: c. G. Watkins, 7h.'o; Campbell & Fowler. 75.70; T. K. Drake. 5.65: J. R. Standfeld 75.55; W. s. May hew, 7545 H. H. Jones, 75.S0; F.. E. Poarch, 753oJ. A. vann, 74.9o; T. H. Grif- fies. 74SO; J. E. Rice. 74.70; F. w. Erwin, AGO: Jack Bros, 74.45; J. B. Morris, 74.io; ]. M Fletcher. 7.10: T. o. Fowler, 14.Oo i; A. l.. Hinds, "A; w. N. Prosch, 60; B. c. Mcintosh 73.40; w. w. Cobb, 73.4o; T. E Hamilton 73.05: I. J. Higginbothem, 72.90 1; N. H. Erwin. 72.S0 w. B. Brewster. 12 O; J. w. Reese. 72.30 G. W. Fowler. 72l5; Sam Cargo. 7215; w. M. Battle, 72.15; F. G. & l.. Jacks. P; c. B. Burton. 1.5O: w. A. Kent T.5O; J. J. Kearley, 145; Madi- son. n 10; Thompson Bros. 7o.75: W. P. Walker, 7O.3O: Farrell & Gafford, 7o.1o: Charles T. Cox, 66 40: w. M. Rocket, 6c.a0; w. l.. Marshall. 9S5; w. A. Harper, 69.lo; Aldridge & Heron, 66.90; Miller Bros. 6s 70: w. R. Davis. 66.65: Mrs. M. E. Brasher, 5s.SO: Mrs. T. H. Smith. 50.35. Respect fully submitted, E. M. DUNCAN,
 Chief Inspector and Bacterlolosist.