Annual Report, Volumen41,Parte2New York State Department of Health., 1921 Vols. for 1949- issued in 2 vols: New York's health; and statistical part. |
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acre analyses approximately assistant engineer basin brook capacity castiron pipe cesspools chlorine Commissioner of Health concrete constructed consumption creek Department for approval discharge distribution system district domestic sewage effluent Erie Erie county factory feet deep filter plant filtered water flow gallons gallons per day gravity ground water houses Hudson river Imhoff tank installed institution intake investigation lake liquid chlorine located manhole milk Niagara river odors outlet Peekskill Plans were approved pond population present previous inspection privy proposed sewage disposal proposed sewer Public Health Law public water supply pumping station railroad recommended reinspection reservoir samples sand filter sanitary condition settling tank sewage disposal plant sewer sewerage system siphon slow sand filters sludge sludge bed sources of pollution spring square miles sterilization storage storm water stream submitted supply is derived tion Tonawanda Town town treatment village authorities wastes Water Company watershed waterworks
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Página 227 - ... the lake, and accidental or willful contamination from boats or steamers plying upon the lake; and that the location of the new wells is not entirely satisfactory because of their closeness to several houses higher than they using cessspool and privies, and the fact that considerable traffic passes near them. It was therefore recommended, in a report dated February 5, 1920, that so far as possible the village authorities take steps to prevent polluted matter from reaching the lake or the streams...
Página 382 - Number of occupied buildings: About 40. Capacity: 1,600 men, 179 employees, total 1,779. Present population: 600 men, 174 employees, total 774. Class of inmates: Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served in the army or navy of the United States during the late rebellion, who enlisted from the State of New York, or who shall have been residents of the State for one year preceding their application for admission. Water supply: The institution water supply is derived from two separate sources:...
Página 92 - York, and of the board of water supply of the city of New York, are complied with, and shall make such regular or special inspections as the state commissioner of health or the commissioner of the department of water supply, gas and electricity of the city of New York, or the board of water supply of the city of New York, may prescribe.
Página 134 - State Commissioner of Health under chapter 49 of the Laws of 1909, constituting chapter 45 of the Consolidated Laws, as finally amended by chapter 665 of the Laws of 1915 (Public Health Law).
Página 147 - ... rules and regulations for the protection from contamination of the different water supplies are being enforced and to be in a position to cooperate with the authorities in securing the abatement of violations, an order was issued by...
Página 421 - State in caring for crippled and deformed children, pursuant to an act of 1900 establishing the " New York State Hospital for the Care of Crippled and Deformed Children.
Página 133 - The state department of health may make rules and regulations for the protection from contamination of any or all public supplies of potable waters and their sources within the state.
Página 321 - Kingston, at the junction of the main line anil the Monticello. Port Jervis and Kingston division of the New York, Ontario and Western railroad.
Página 380 - A female, between the ages of fifteen and thirty years, convicted by any magistrate of petit larceny, habitual drunkenness, of being a common prostitute, of frequenting disorderly houses or houses of prostitution, or of a misdemeanor...
Página 47 - That the cinder screens be used only in case of emergency and to treat such small quantities of water as the evaporators may for short periods at times of maximum flow be unable to dispose of, and that the cinders be removed and disposed of in such a manner as to create no nuisance and replaced with new cinders whenever the beds become clogged.