Report Of The Water Committee...may 22d, 1906

This report presents the findings and recommendations of the Birmingham Water Committee, which was established to investigate the quality and safety of the water supply in the city. The committee conducted extensive tests and analyses, and identified several issues that needed to be addressed, including contamination, distribution, and storage. The report provides a detailed account of the methods and results of the investigation, and offers a plan for the improvement and reform of the water system. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in public health, environmental policy, and local governance.

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