Other communicable diseases in
July, 1923, were as follows: Measles,
50 cases and six deaths; scarlet fever,
12 cases, no deaths; pneumonia, 21
cases and 16 deaths; influenza, one
death; typhoid, egiht cases, one
death pellapra. three cases, two
death H malaria, 20 cases, two
deaths. There were other ills pres
ent but in negligible numbers.
The sanitary department made
3,726 Inspections and attended to the
abating of 361 nuisances.
In the division of laboratories
practically 17,000 diagnostic and
prophylactic procedure! Were attend
ed to. In examining 111 specimens
for tuberculosis, 14 Were found posi
tive and 9T negative.
Tbs dairy division for July, 1923,
reported 190 dairies with a peroent
iage of 80 or better and 23 below
that mark. The inspectors In their
dally work of the month traveled
900 miles by rail and 4,342 in motor
cars.
Meat inspection were as follows:
Cattle, 2,931; hogs, 1,135; sheep, 365;
calves, 606; goats, 40; cuts 226,900.
EXPLOSION1 KILLS TWO
LOS ANGELES, Aug;. 16.—One man
was instantly killed and two others
probably fatally injured in an ex
plosion late today in the dry clean
ing; department of the Jjds Angeles
Wholesale Cleaners/ The'building in
whjcb the blast occurred was de
stroyed with a loss estimated at
$60,000.
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