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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2037.5 Letter, Cambridge Water Board to Town Clerk, requesting a recommendation for a physician for the Hobbs Brook construction site, October 31, 1895CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Office of the Cambridge Water Board, CITY HALL. Cambridge, Oct. 31st., 1895. Mr. Geo. E. Muzzey, Clerk, Lexington, Mass., Dear Sir, - Can you recommend to us some Physician in your town whom we could employ to regularly look after the laborers, who are and will be employed in the construction of our basin at Hobbs Brook with special reference to destroying any pollution that would naturally get into the Brook in connection with their being so near to it, and also to report any cases of sickness that might be among the men so as to see that no contagious disease could in any way affect this? This is only a precautionary matter, of course, but we think it desirable to take all measures possible to protect the purity of the water. I suppose if a Physician once a week went around and made a report to the Water Board as to the condition of affairs, and also made any suggestions that were necessary in connection with this matter, it would be all that would be needed. Yours truly, James[?] Hall Pres.