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.

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