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31st December admissions admitted Algoma Algoma District amount bacilli bacteria Board of Health boilers Brockville Canal cent City Clerk Cobalt Cobourg concessions constructed cost County Court Crown Attorney deaths diphtheria discharged disease District domestic Dominion drain drainage east effluent engineer farm fees feet Female fever filter filtration fire Fort William gallons Hamilton hospital hydrants inch infection insane Inspector Lake land Limited Liskeard Loch Lomond lots Male miles milk Mimico Mining Company months Mortgage municipal Muskoka necessary number of patients Ontario opinion Orillia outlet persons physician Picton pollution population present proposed Province Provincial Board pump house quarantine Rainy River registered Registrar residence river sanitary Sault Ste septic tank sewage sewer sewerage Shewing Simcoe smallpox Street Surrogate TABLE tion Toronto Total number town Township Tuberculosis typhoid typhoid fever vaccination Village visited water supply water works system Welland William
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Seite 48 - THE sixth annual meeting of the Canadian Association for the Prevention of Consumption and Other Forms of Tuberculosis will be held in the Railway 'Committee Room of the House of Commons on the 28th of March next.
Seite 172 - ... should be removed before bringing on the new sand. (16) Every city in the German Empire using sand-filtered water is required to make a quarterly report of its working results, especially of the bacterial character of the water before and after filtration, to the Imperial Board of Health. (17) The question as to the...
Seite 170 - ... unhealthful ingredient, constituent or substance, or which has been transported or stored in an unclean manner, or which is produced from cows which are kept or stabled under unhealthful conditions, or which may be diseased.
Seite 74 - Director of the Hygienic Laboratory of the United States Public Health and...
Seite 172 - ... (13.) Filters shall be constructed throughout in such a way as to insure the equal action of every part of their area. (14.) The sides and bottoms of filters must be made watertight, and special pains must be taken to avoid the danger of passages or loose places through which the unfiltered water on the filter might find its way to the filtered- water channels.
Seite 172 - ... sudden changes or interruptions. On this account reservoirs must be provided large enough to balance the hourly fluctuation in the consumption of water. (11) The filters shall be so arranged that their working shall not be influenced by the fluctuating level of the water in the filtered-water reservoir or pump-well. (12) The loss of head shall not be allowed to become so great as to cause a breaking through of the upper layer on the surface of the filter. The limit to which the loss of head can...
Seite 112 - ... brook, stream or any tributary or branch thereof, or of any lake, pond, well, spring or other reservoir above the point from which any city, town, borough, township or other municipality shall or may obtain its supply of water for domestic use, nor shall any such sewage, drainage, domestic or...
Seite 172 - ... pipes, and the filtrate allowed to run to waste. This wasting should as a rule take place, so far as the arrangement of the works will permit, — (1) immediately after scraping a filter ; and (2) after replacing the sand to the original depth. The superintendent must himself judge, from previous experience acquired by the continual bacterial examinations, whether it is necessary to waste the water after these operations, and if so, how long a time will probably elapse before the water reaches...
Seite xxiv - ... reformation of the prisoner has no place, the contract system is undoubtedly the best, for it will make money without any risk; but if the reformation of the prisoner is to be the main object, then some other system must be adopted, and trained officers and a civil service administration is a necessity. In the matter of the indeterminate sentence, the National Prison Congress is steadily and surely growing up to the conviction of its absolute necessity, if any great progress is to be made in...
Seite 64 - If the Witnesses attend in one cause only, they will be entitled to the full allowance. If they attend in more than one cause, they will be entitled to a proportionate part in each cause only. The travelling expenses of Witnesses over ten miles shall be allowed, according to the sums reasonably and actually paid, but in no case shall exceed one shilling per mile, one way...