. ONTARIO SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1914, rs but positive48 hours 4852 2971 2179 4555 1189 8416 Relation of Time of Gas Formation to Typical Bacillus Coli. Percentage of Confirmatory Results to Presumptive Tests. September. October. Raw riversamples. Chlorinated river samples. Well,samples Raw riversamples. Chlorinated river samples. Wellsamples. Gas formation in 24 24 hours but posi- 10060 7518 6744 9544 507 3268 246 THE EEPORT OF THE \... 31 TABLE 10. CONFIKMATOKT RESULTS OF PRESUMPTIVE TESTS FOR BACILLUS COLI. Raw riversamples. Chlorinatedriver samples. Wellsamples. Month
. ONTARIO SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1914, rs but positive48 hours 4852 2971 2179 4555 1189 8416 Relation of Time of Gas Formation to Typical Bacillus Coli. Percentage of Confirmatory Results to Presumptive Tests. September. October. Raw riversamples. Chlorinated river samples. Well,samples Raw riversamples. Chlorinated river samples. Wellsamples. Gas formation in 24 24 hours but posi- 10060 7518 6744 9544 507 3268 246 THE EEPORT OF THE \... 31 TABLE 10. CONFIKMATOKT RESULTS OF PRESUMPTIVE TESTS FOR BACILLUS COLI. Raw riversamples. Chlorinatedriver samples. Wellsamples. Month,1913. Percentage of presumptive tests positive on 827872 5133 88 7135 81 Percentage of presumptive tests showing Typi-cal B Coli September Percentage of Typical B. Coli capable of fer-menting Saccharose Percentage of presumptive tests positive on 7571 74 47 10 100 795287 Percentage of presumptive tests showing B. Coli October Percentage of Typical B Coli capable of fer-menting Saccharose TABLE 11. HiTOCHLORITE TREATMENT 1914 PEOV]XCIAL BOARD OF HEALTH. wr OF MiLK , GRACE E. MOOBE, I have the honor to present to you the report of the Infant Milk Depots for theyear ending October 31st, 1913. The work which began at the Ottawa Dairy, June, 1910, under the supervision ofDr. W. T. Shirreff has grown steadily and this summer we operated four depots, viz.: — No. 1—207 Church Street. No. 2—7 Irving Avenue. No. 3—298 Division Street. No. 4—138 Queen Street (West). Two depots, Nos. 1 and 3. were open all winter, 1912-13. On May, 1913, No. 2 wasre-opened with Miss Stewart in charge, and No. 4, a new depot, was started with MissDavidson as nurse in charge. June Sth, 1913.—No. 1, at 368 Patrick Street, was partially destroyed by fire, thecaretaker and his family barely escaping with their lives, but thanks to the excellentwork of Chief Graham and his firemen the milk and ofiice furniture were saved, andwe dispensed milk as usual
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