Cointment, poor; George Larxlry, fair;
Fred. Rogge, good; MdTteno &
Brande, good; P. L. Landry, (col
ored), bad; Bruno Savoia, (colored),
bad; Joseph Baccala, (colored), bad.
Dairies-Joe Rivet, fair; Philip Cire,
fair; C. Poirrier, good; Mrs. W. C.
Hanson, poor; Oscar Blouin, bad; D.
Martinez, poor; J. S. Cocke, bad; Got
tleib Hohensee, bad; Michel Marcello,
bad, (ordered to stop selling milk);
C. Daigle, bad, (cannot be classified
as a dairy); E. A. Lawless, bad,
(cannot be classified as a dairy).
Groceries-B. Glorioso, fair; V.
Marsala, bad; B. Mistretta, bad; S.
Signo, bad; Matteo Randazzo, 602 St.
Patrick, bad; Matteo Randazzo, .bad;
Salvatore, Lupo, bad; Chas. Trepani,
bad; Rocco Savoia, poor; J. C. Babin,
bad; Jos. Baccala, poor; Leonardo
Tridico, bad; Frank Gendusa, bad;
Mike Lalumia, bad; M. V. Deleo,
bad; P. L. Landry, (colored), bad.
HOOKWORM _EPOIT.
Results of Campaign Conducted in
Ascension Parish by State Board
of Health-Percentage of Infec
tion Small.
Following is a detailed report
showing the results of the hookworm
campaign and investigation into san
itary conditions recently conducted in
this parish by Dr. G. B. Adams, of
the State Board of Health:
Number of white persons inspected,
under 18, 353; over 18, 97.
Number of white persons suspected,
under 18, 98; over 18, 13.
Number of white school children in
spected, 1716.
Number of white school children
suspected, 310.
" Sanitary Survey.
Number of white rural homes in
spected, 199; Stiles sanitary dry
closet, fly proof, 75 per cent, 2;
Stiles sanitary dry closet, not fly
proof, 50 per cent, 15; surface closet
closed at back, 25 per cent, 81; sur
face closet open at back, 10 per cent,
99; no closet at all, 2. Average,
19.6 per cent.
