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Year-Book of the City of Buenos Aires UNIVERSITY OF WORTH CAROLINA BOOK CARD Please keep this card in book pocket 1X1 c^ OBBH i U. 3 1 It I 1 ~X S [ h- in = I "r" u i [ T -, "; ,\£ i r~" "- ri [ "S CI 'S - iij 3 i => 3 at. 3 1,1 5 THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ENDOWED BY THE DIALECTIC AND PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETIES BA959 .B93 v.23 1913 liraiKK^JifWCHAPH., 00041418377 This book is due at the LOUIS R. WILSON LIBRARY on the last date stamped under "Date Due." If not on hold it may be renewed by bringing it to the library. DATE E ret d"ue DUE i 513 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill http://archive.org/details/yearbookofcityof23buen MUNICIPALITY OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL (ARGENTINE REPUBLIC) STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT wtthorawnT M. I. T. YEAR-BOOK LIBRARIES OF THE CITY OF BUENOS AIRES CHIEF OF THE DEPARTMENT Dr. Joaquin S. de Anchorena Albert B. Martinez YEAR XXIII - 1913 Subdivision of the City according to parishes BUENOS AIRES Printed bv "Compani'a Sud-Americana de Billetes de Banco" 263 Chile and 559 Cangallo Streets 1914 MUNICIPALITY OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL (ARGENTINE REPUBLIC) STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT YEAR-BOOK OF THE CITY OF BDENOS AIRES CHIEF OF THE DEPARTMENT Dr. Joaquin S. de Anchorena Albert B. Martinez YEAR XXIII — 1913 Subdivision of the City according to parishes BUENOS AIRES Printed by "CoMPANfA Sud-Americana de Billetes de Banco" 263 Chile and 559 Cangallo Streets 1914 J LIBRAKY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA' CHAPEL HILL INDEX Pag, Introduction. sv i CLIMATOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS Observations taken at the meteorological station of the Chacarita (Argentine Meteorological Bureau) during the year 1913 3 Carbonic acid contained in the atmosphere according to observations made at the Municipal Chemical Laboratory, during 1913 . 6 Free ammonia contained in the atmosphere in 19 13 7 11 GROWTH OF THE POPULATION Monthly immigration and emigration, during 1913 < ir Oversea immigrants classi6ed according to nationality 11 Oversea immigrants classified according to months, sex and civil state, during 1915. 12 Number of immigrants employed in the Capital or sent to Provinces and Territories, according to nationalities 12 Occupations of oversea immigrants 13 Immigrants classified according to country of emigration 13 Migration in the Argentine Republic during the last 57 years, 1857 to 19 13 14 Oversea immigrants classified according to age and sex, and whether they came with or without family, during 1913 14 Navigation Companies whose vessels carried passengers and oversea immigrants, and countries of emigration, during 1913 15 Maritime Prefecture Movement of the Port in 1913 15 III DEMOGRAPHY Births Births in the Capital, during each month of 1913, according to civil state and sex 19 Births according to parishes 19 Births according to months and seasons, during 1913 20 Births according to nationality of parents, sex and civil state, during 19 13 21 101274 VI STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK OF THE CITY OF BUENOS AIRES Pag. Recognition of illegitimate children in 1913, according to parishes 21 Twins born according to month and sex, during 1913 , 22 Legitimate children born in 1913, classified according to number of childbirths and the mothers' nationalities 22 Births in 1913 classified according to number of childbirths and mothers' ages 23 Living and still-births, according to month and sex, during 1913 24 Births in the Capital, according. to months, daring the decade 1904-1913 24 Still births, according to months and seasons, during the decade 1904- 1913 25 Living and still -births according to parish and sex, during 19 13 26 Still -births according to sex, legitimacy and time of gestation, during 19 13 26 Marriages Marriages in the Capital in 1913, according to parishes and months 27 Marriages according to civil state, months and seasons, during 1913 27 Marriages according to age of contracting parties, during igr3 28 Marriages according to the nationality of contracting parties, daring 1913 29 Marriages celebrated in each month of the decade 1904 1913 29 Demonstrative table of the religious marriages celebrated during 1913 30 Deaths Deaths in the Capital, during the years 1894-1913 $1 Deaths of Argentines and Foreigners according to sex, 1894-1913 32 Deaths in the years 1894-1913, according to nationality. 33 Deaths according to months, nationality and sex, during the years 1912 and 1913 33 Deaths in the Capital, during the years 1912 and 1913, according to parishes 34 Deaths according to age, sex and months, during the year 1913 35 Deaths in 1913 according to age, sex and nationality 35 Deaths in 1913, according to nationality, age, civil state and sex 36 Argentine and Foreign deaths, according to months, and seasons of the year. 37 Deaths in 1913 according to nationality, civil state and sex 38 Deaths according to age, cause and sex, during the year 1913 40 Summary of deaths classified according to age, sex and the nosographical distribution, during the year 1913 50 Deaths during each month of the year 1913 50 Summary of deaths classified according to months, during the year 1913 56 Deaths from Pulmonary Tuberculosis only, from the year 1894 *° I 9 I 3 included 56 Deaths from pulmonary phthisis, according to sex, age and nationality, during the decade 1904-1913 58 Summary of deaths from pulmonary phthisis, according to sex, age and nationality, during the decade 1904-1915. .. 59 Deaths from various tuberculosis (except, pulmonary), according to sex, age and nationality, during the decade 1904-1913 60 Summary of deaths from various tuberculosis (except, pulmonary), according to age, sex and nationality, during the decade 1904 -191 3 61 Deaths from pulmonary and various other tuberculosis, according to age and sex 62 Deaths from pulmonary and various other tuberculosis, according to sex and nationality 62 IV PUBLIC ALIMENTATION Movement of cattle at the Slaughter-House at Liniers, during the year 1913 65 Animals, meat, etc., received for the city's consumption from cold storage establishments and other sources, during the year 1913 66 Beef and mutton supplied by cold storage establishments during 1913 - • 66 Food-Suffs received for the Capital's consumption 67 Flour made into bread in the bakeries of the Capital, during the decade 1904-1913 67 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK OF THE CITY OF BUENOS AIRES Pag. Milk brought by Railways Companies, for the Capital's consumption during the year 1913. 68 Milk Inspection 68 Municipal Laboratory Analyses made in the Laboratory during the year 1913 70 Samples taken in factories and shops during the year 1913 70 Fines imposed during the year 1913 on manufacturers and retailers of food-products for infraction of the prescriptions 72 Samples of food-products offered for analyses by the public and by municipal and national administrations 72 Commercial establishments inspected in 1913 with the object of obtaining samples 73 Samples taken during the year 1913 7^ Commercial establishment inspected during the year 1913 74 Special surveys held on to state judicial proceedings, and water samples taken with the object of delivering permits 74 Judicial proceedings in course duriDg the year 1913 74 Free Markets inspection 74 Sanitary Works, during the year 1913 75 Summary of the decade and proportion of water per inhabitant ; 75 Superintendence of Markets Statistics of food-products brought into the Capital, for the free markets during the year 1913 75 Weekly analyses of fresh vater during 1913, made at the Municipal Laboratory 76 PUBLIC HEALTH DEPT. Hospitals Movement in the Hospitals of Buenos Aires, during the year 1913 81 General movement of sick people in the Hospitals of the Capital during the year 1913 81 Lunatic Asylums -82 Movement of lunatic asylums in the Capital during j 913 Movement in different Asylums of the Capital, during the year 1913 . .*! 83 Movement of the Asylum for Foundlings, during the last decade 1904- 1913 8^ Movement of the Patronage of Infancy, during the year 1913 84 Movement of the Night Refuges, during the year 1913 84 Bodies recognized and First Aid Service during 1913 85 Prescriptions made up by the dispensaries of Public Health and of different Hospitals in 1913 85 Sanitary Administration and Public Health Movement in the Central Dept. during 1913 86 Comparative table of the movement of Public Health during the last five years 86 Incineration Incinerations effected in the House of Isolation and Western Cemetery since 1896 87 Disinfections Disinfections made by the Public Health Dept. during the year 1913 87 Other disinfections. By VIII STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK OF THE CITY OF BUENOS AIRES Pasteur Laboratory Pag, Laboratory Returns for Vaccination against rabies during JQ13 88 Residence of people treated in the Pasteur Laboratory, during the decade 1904-1913 89. Nationality of people treated in the Pasteur Laboratory, during the decade 1904-1913 89. Cases treated and number of rabid animals sent to the Pasteur Laboratory during the last 28 years. 90* Municipal Public Baths Movement of the public baths, in 1913 9"> General Administration of Laundries Movement of the municipal public laundries, in 1913 qe Vaccination Section Vaccinations and revaccinations effected during the decade 1904-1913 , 91 Vaccinated ant revaccinated, classified according to nationality and sex during the year 1913 92 Bacteriological Laboratory Analyses made of products, in J913 92. Analyses made, and their origin during the year 1913 9£ Sterilization Section. — Year 1913 93. Dispensary of Salubrity Movement during the year 1913 q^. VI FINANCES AND ECONOMICAL TRAFFIC Stock Exchange Summary of operations effected on the Stock Exchange during 1913 97- Operations effected in 1913, on the Stock Exchange, classified according to months 97- Summary of operations (for cash and for account) effected on the Stock Exchange, during the decade 1904-1913. 99^ Operations on the Stock Exchange, during 1913 100- Maxima and minima Quotations of Argentines Securities in the Foreign Stock Exchange, during 1913 104: Monthly value of National Gold Dollar, according to rates of Exchange on England and France, in 1913 104 Bank Rate of Discount, during 1913 104 Statement of the Banks of Buenos Aires, on the 31st of December 1913 105 Clearing House Traffic of Values.
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