Chapter III: Front Matter (3)

NOTICE.

MAY 15, 1916.

DEAR SIR: I have the honor to inform you that the
International Joint Commission of the United States and
Canada will meet at Detroit on the 26th day of June,
beginning at 10 a. m., for the purpose of finally hearing
those interested upon the question of remedies for the
pollution of boundary waters. You are cordially invited
to be present, together with your engineers, appropriate
heads of municipal departments, and any others who may be
interested.

I have sent you under separate cover several copies of the
report of the commission’s consulting sanitary engineer
upon remedial measures, and have also sent a copy to your
clerk. I will be glad to supply additional copies if
desired. Will you kindly acknowledge receipt of this letter
and the copies of the report.

Through the courtesy of the city of Detroit the hearing
will be held in the Detroit city hall.

Very respectfully,
---- ----, _Secretary_.

MUNICIPALITIES AND OFFICIALS TO WHOM NOTICE WAS SENT.

The mayor, Detroit, Mich.
The mayor, Port Huron, Mich.
The mayor, St. Clair, Mich.
The mayor, Marine City, Mich.
The mayor, Algonac, Mich.
The mayor, River Rouge, Mich.
The mayor, Ford City, Mich.
The mayor, Ecorse, Mich.
The mayor, Wyandotte, Mich.
The mayor, Trenton, Mich.
The Boards of Health of the States of New York, Ohio, and Michigan.
The Lake Carriers’ Association.
The mayor, Sarnia, Ontario.
The mayor, Amherstburg, Ontario.
The mayor, Windsor, Ontario.
The mayor, Ojibway, Ontario.
The mayor, Mooretown, Ontario.
The mayor, Corunna, Ontario.
The Dominion Marine Association.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

(The chairman specifically mentioning each municipality in the above list, called for the names of persons appearing in their behalf, as well as the names of any others who desired to enter an appearance, and the following appearances were announced:)

APPEARANCES.

Prof. Earle B. Phelps, Washington, D. C., United States Public Health Service, consulting sanitary engineer of the commission.

H. C. McRae, Baltimore, Md., assistant to Prof. Phelps.

Leslie C. Frank, Washington, D. C., United States Public Health Service, representing the Federal Health Service in relation to steamboat pollution.

Dr. J. W. S. McCullough, Toronto, Canada, Provincial Board of Health of Ontario.

F. A. Dallyn, Toronto, Canada, sanitary engineer, Provincial Board of Health of Ontario.

W. J. Stewart, Ottawa, chief hydrographer of Canada.

Hon. Oscar B. Marx, Detroit, Mich., mayor.

Edward D. Rich, Detroit, Mich., State sanitary engineer.

James W. Follin, Detroit, Mich., assistant to the State sanitary engineer.

E. L. Waterman, Detroit, Mich., assistant to the State sanitary engineer.

George H. Fenkell, Detroit, Mich., Department of Public Works of Detroit.

Clarence W. Hubbell, consulting engineer, of Detroit.

John F. McKinlay, Detroit, Mich., secretary Detroit Board of Health.

Henry Vaughan, Detroit, Mich., epidemiologist, Detroit Board of Health.

R. U. Pryer, director of laboratories, Detroit Board of Health.

Dr. William H. Price, Detroit, Mich., health officer, Detroit.

Col. William Livingstone, Detroit, Mich., representing the Great Lakes Carriers’ Association.

Morris Knowles, of Pittsburgh, Pa., representing the Great Lakes Carriers’ Association.

A. H. Dittoe, chief engineer, Ohio State Board of Health, representing State Board of Health of Ohio and also the Great Lakes Pure Water Association.

Francis King, K. C., Kingston, Ontario, representing the Dominion Marine Association.

Alexander Adams, Ecorse, Mich.

Russell A. Murdock, C. E., Ecorse, Mich.

Mason L. Brown, River Rouge, Mich.

William G. Perry, Ford City, Mich.

Dr. W. Lambert, Wyandotte, Mich., mayor.

H. L. Blomshield, C. E., Trenton, Mich.

Max Jennings, St. Clair, Mich., mayor.

W. M. Barron, superintendent of waterworks, St. Clair, Mich.

Prof. C. L. Weil, C. E., St. Clair, Mich.

William Wollatt, Walkerville, Ontario, president Essex Border Utilities Commission, representing Ford City, Walkerville, Windsor, Sandwich, Sandwich West, and Ojibway, Ontario.

C. J. Montrieul, Ford City, Ontario, mayor.

A. W. Jackson, Windsor, Ontario, mayor.