He was also a contributor to "The Sanitarian" journal, where he and his colleagues described the latest developments and achievements in the field of sanitary engineering.
"[2] Ross has performed great amount of sanitary inspections in the following cities: Sacramento, San-Francisco, Modesto, Fresno, Stockton, Oakland, and more.
[5] In collaboration with hunters "mad" species of the following: coyotes (41), pole-cats (11), bobcats (8), dogs (16), domestic cats (5) were killed.
[7] He was regarded as a very respectable person in the field, founding member of the California's Bureau of Sanitary Inspections.
[7] Ross has an entry in the Sanitarian Journal where he describes "The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938".