UNION COUNTY-Continued.

Plainfield City.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-Chas. J. Fisk, Fred. W. Dunn, H. A. Weber, T. S. Davis, M D.; B. Van D. Hedges, M.D., Secretary; Wm. Addis, Sr., Inspector; Craig A. Marsh, Attorney.

Total number of dwellings, 3,500. Communicable diseases were reported as follows: Diphtheria, 17; scarlet fever, 34; typhoid fever, 27. Number of dwellings connected with water-mains, 1,900, of which number 75 were connected during the past year. Total number of premises connected with sewers, 1,495. Nuisances abated, 189. Fifteen meetings were held.

Rahway City.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-C. B. Holmes, M.D.; H. Page Hough, M.D.; W. E. Cladek, M.D.; J. M. Randolph, M.D.; H. W. Gibbons; S. R. Ryno, Secretary; Fred. J. Mix, Inspector.

Two cases of diphtheria, 9 of scarlet fever and 7 of typhoid fever were reported. Nuisances abated, 160. Five meetings were held.

Springfield Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-A. P. Carter, L. T. Terry, J. L. Denman, J. A. Stites, M.D.; J. J. Hoff, Secretary. All of Springfield,

One case. of scarlet fever and 1 of typhoid fever were reported. Two nuisances were abated.

Summit City.-MEMBERS And Officers-Dr. W. H. Lawrence, Col. A. B. Wallace, Geo. H. Hodenpyt, Francis E. Dana, Wm. H. King; Dr. J. E. Rowe, Secretary; T. J. Scott, Plumbing Inspector; Corra N. Williams, Attorney.

Twenty cases of diphtheria, 9 of scarlet fever and 4 of typhoid fever occurred. Number of nuisances abated, 43. One lawsuit was brought by the board to recover penalty for violation of ordinances. Twelve meetings were held.

Union Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-D. H. Beach, Union; John H. Doremus, Lyons Farms; Wm. A. Bembridge, Roselle; D. Hobart Sayre, Secretary, Union; N. C. J. English, Attorney, Elizabeth.

Seven cases of diphtheria and 4 of scarlet fever occurred. Four nuisances were abated. Seven meetings were held.

Westfield Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-J. A. Dennis, Martin Wells, Wm. M. Connolly, Joseph B. Harrison, M.D.; John M. C. Marsh, Secretary; Joseph B. Harrison, Inspector. All of Westfield.

UNION COUNTY—Continued.

Total number of dwellings, 600. Five cases of diphtheria and 2 of small-pox were reported. Number of dwellings connected with water-mains, 550. Premises connected with sewers, 550. Number

of nuisances abated, 30. Fifteen meetings were held.

WARREN COUNTY.

Allamuchy Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-H. H. Miller, Allamuchy; T. G. Dunlap, Allamuchy; Mathias Hibler, Allamuchy; Wm. H. Wilson, Allamuchy; Benj. A. Hendershot, Secretary, Allamuchy; John N. Hibler, Registrar, Tranquility.

Number of dwellings in township, 63. Two cases of diphtheria were reported. Reports of communicable diseases are received and reported by the assessor. One creamery for the distribution of milk is located in the township. No meeting was held by the board dur

ing the year.

Belvidere City.—MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-James Belford, Thomas Hayes, G. W. Cummins, Secretary; John King, Inspector.

Five cases of typhoid fever occurred during the year. Sewage is discharged from the city into the Delaware river and Pequest creek. Rubbish and ashes are dumped along the banks of the river. Vaccination of school children has been carried on during the year, and all children in attendance at school will be required to be vaccinated before October 15th. Four regular meetings were held by the board.

Franklin Township -MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-Frank P. Smith, Broadway; John W. Kline, New Village; Wm. M. Simanten, Asbury; P. G. Creveling, M.D., Broadway; M. B. Bowers, Secretary, Broadway.

Total number of dwellings, 325. Two meetings were held.

Frelinghuysen Township.—MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-George Hibler, Johnsonburg; J. W. Hart, Johnsonburg; Marshall Cook, Hope; W. H. Ackerson, Secretary, Johnsonburg; F. Rorback, M.D., Johnsonburg.

Twenty-six cases of scarlet fever were reported. No meetings were

held.

WARREN COUNTY-Continued.

Greenwich Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-C. W. Rush, Stewartsville; B. F. Strader, Philip Hance, F. W. Curtis, M.D.; William Sherrer, Secretary, Bloomsbury.

One case of diphtheria occurred. No meetings were held.

Town of Hackettstown. -MEMBERS AND OFFICERS -William M. Everett, A. E. Martin, M.D.; O. W. Cutler, T. S. White, Alfred Hoffman, R. G. Clark, Thos. Nolan; O. A. Mattison, Secretary; J. M. Everett, Inspector.

Six cases of diphtheria and 1 of scarlet fever occurred. Three nuisances were abated. Seven meetings were held.

Hardwick Township.-No organized board of health. Marcus C. Hill, Assessor, Blairstown.

Harmony Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-Peter E. Cole, Montana; Irvin B. Smith, Rocksburg; George M. Amey, Harmony; James D. Dewitt, M.D., Harmony; Freeman Schuler, Secretary, Rocksburg; Nicholas Harris, Attorney, Belvidere.

One case of small-pox occurred.

Hope Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-P. S. Hartung, Hope; D. Walter Storm, Hope; John M. Kostenrader, Delaware; C. H. Cooke, Buttzville; L. C. Fleming, Secretary, Townsbury; R. M. Vanhorn, Attorney, Hope.

One case of scarlet fever was reported.

Two meetings were held.

Independence Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-James F. Johnston, Hackettstown; Aaron B. Leigh, Danville; Silas Cummins, Hackettstown; W. J. Barker, Vienna; F. W. Haggerty, M.D., Secretary, Vienna.

Total number of dwellings, 340. Two meetings were held.

Knowlton Township-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-Theodore A. Beck, Hainesburg; Wm. L. Cool, Delaware; Marshall Pittenger, Knowlton; Dr. Bard, Delaware; Wm. B. Moore, Secretary, Columbia; J. M. Rosbery, Attorney, Belvidere. Total number of dwellings, 360. Two cases of typhoid fever were reported. One nuisance was abated. One meeting was held.

Mansfield Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-Jacob P. Petty, Port Murray; John Vannatta, Port Murray; Joseph R. Stewart, Rockport; James Beaty, Assessor, Port Murray.

WARREN COUNTY-Continued.

Pahaquarry Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-Hiram Zimmerman Calno; Oliver Courtright, Calno; Jason K. Hill, Secretary, Millbrook.

Five cases of scarlet fever occurred.

Town of Phillipsburg.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-John Greek, P. F. Hagerty, Joseph Pfeiffer, W. Smith, Francis Drake, M.D.; Daniel Zeigler; Frank Kneedler, Secretary; Howard R. Carey, Inspector; B. C. Frost, Attorney.

Communicable diseases were reported as follows: Diphtheria, 38; scarlet fever, 2; typhoid fever, 4. Total number of premises connected with sewers, 124 Sewage is finally discharged into the Delaware river. Number of nuisances abated, 200. One meeting was held.

Pohatcong Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-Jacob M. Seyler, Finesville; George W. Snyder, Riegelsville; Chas. M. Snyder, Phillipsburg; Wesley B. Laubach, Secretary, Finesville; Jacob O. Boyer, Registrar, Carpenterville; Chas H. Boyer, Inspector, Riegelsville; I. W. Schultz, Attorney, Phillipsburg.

Total number of dwellings, 610. Two meetings were held.

Washington Borough.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-H. M. Cox, M.D.; Chas. M. Williams, M.D.; Daniel V. Wyckoff, John Hambaker, Chas. E. Johnston A. J. Craft, Secretary; A. J. Bigler, Inspector.

Total number of dwellings, 750. Eleven cases of diphtheria and 3 of scarlet fever occurred. Fifty premises are connected with sewers. Four meetings were held.

Washington Township.-MEMBERS AND OFFICERS-Robert G. Bowes; Washington; Wm. H. Apgar, Port Colden; Wm. Wilbur, Newhampton; Chas. B. Smith, M.D., Washington; Samuel Rinehart, Secretary, Washington.

Total number of dwellings, 295. One nuisance was abated. Two meetings were held.