«offices-may . .. “09m.“
annular - measures
.iom tier the some.
~ bind” it ex-
.ahsil report by
injurioustothe
Wad And
also 'ihesame
- . .~andpnri-
iseslhnp .. “or in front
Mn maybe found.
..,.. of such or-
Win Counsel. who
. :cltytagainst
'. of Health. or
,_ ,_ . » any person
. .. 7. val-the direction
that esteem. 'l‘ at any time
, hr remove any. the nuisances
’ ”things. prohibited villa ordinances
W limitless. . the expense of
the person so cordial as or permit-
msltoh pmhibimd i log or nuisance.
shallreporl} the toms of expense
Minnelli! 9i, Normal to the
in Counsel. lilo shall collect
L “by oil. or u. erwise in the
mutant thaclty- _ .
W12 "richest-clot Health shall
barb power. and. it a , l be their duty
”museum‘s: . < to direct to be
dds. diligent inquiry with respect to
.‘llllluhwqotievsry; rlptlon which
are ts-‘luav lie. lnio- v~ : to the public
, , tidbit! to a'hate'nhe same in any
. . _ way ormanner they? may deem expe-
‘ Wit ii) stbwddtaiu l d examine. and
L ' by order to direct ti be stopped. de-
tilted “.minj for the purpose
.is themed l.
owners. The“
,, of manure mofanypes-
. Wpufii‘ldr infect?! disease in tho'
. city. evil! person timing from any
~. j biracial-stealer believed to helmet-
» ad. with such dissed; to cause an
‘ ”renown: pseudo!
.infsctasl with such. iaease to be
human ., .u we or
rising. .ll . ~ ((1 the attending
physician of theai person. .lf there»
' be one in atten ancel shall cer-
tify in writing 3 that the re-
moval of such‘psrsolll is necessary for
the protection of the public health; to
cm tile-acid . cause to be dis.
subarea arms-trope any furniture.
mountable“ nods. warns of
Wdisewartid of property of
" . guy mad. which IMF] be or suspected
at being tainted. or infected with pea-
tilence or shall be. or
into. such state as tuL
Witnesses. ?
, has. 3. Every perlllou who shall be
any order 'made
be- likely to pass
generate or prop-
hr the some 'of
brine clerk. who
lest-w obey or com
shall be final until ore than fifty dolv
. TM leer. of Health is all-
thorlud to amnion such physicians
initiation Hospital 1y their order. and
”procure such fool . ‘ll'lli"ea and new
simian for their l as as they mm
Wanner-at the bananas of the city.
Winner in case! of emergency on
m, the aalsienc of any infectious
1”..th ill in the city. the
W Oomph“ all establish any
,' ‘ hospital. all the
, _ " foresolns m-
iiffl3lif‘tbls ordln so shall be deemed
to apply to slush moorary isolation
;. ' ”I‘m. ‘
“:3. ‘; |Ml phyq eiaua wbo at
i ' l hares
any
- ledge of any par-
*1 any inaikaant. ill-
warranting-:1. , clause. to wit.
smaiim . scarletl‘fever. “diphtheria.
MW! era p. whooping-cough.
: Asiatic e - . .yellow fever.
, 7 [ pulmonall lcosumptlonl. ty-
Qfll. opens . f l Mar. or re-
mliisat moaned malarial and typho
_ or «malarial fevers.
th s Vwi in twelve hours
1 shall report the
” “- mute» city.
wi . the methods and
. um board. under
, ' luv-m dollars for
to ~ ply with the to
«can wanes er regula-
.: m it“ be tho duty of such
WW tileptib-
.ibthsdiadasamwbiebtbeyars
y
l
“A
are duaraotined by transact-clam.
a placard MM placed as above or
ordered tunes the . tweed ‘lousran-
tilled." and designating the name of
the disease. ~‘ , .
sec. ll. Every practicing physician
,iephone and. in writ»
ing to the nail Ollieer Utiliiomil
of Health. within twelve hours after
he has discovered the " nature of the
disease. or immediately if practicable.
specifying the name. age and address
of such patient having a contagious
disease. for whom such physician has
prescribed or attended. or been called
upon'to attend; also the nature» and
duration of such disease. the number
of children and tamilies in the house.-
the school attended. and the factory
or shop in which the patient works. if
boyhood summit” facts which Ville
Board of Health may deem important
to the public health. Any person re-
fusing to give such information to the
Health Officer shall be liable to a fine»
of fifty dollars. Appropriate literature
relating not infection. disinfection, etc.
will be distributed to households. Ev-
ery attending physician shall also re-
port to this Board the name, age and
address of every person who shall have
died of any contagious disease. within
twelve hours after he shall have been
informed of such death. and the ape.
clilc name and type of such disease.
Sets. 7. Every lodging-house keeper.
hotel-keeper. householder or persofi
having charge of any public or private
institution, or master of any vessel. in
whose house. hotel. institution or ves-
sel any person is sick with a contag~
ions disease. unattended by a physi-
l'lan. shall report the same to the
Health Officer within twelve hours
after it shall come to his or her knowl-
edge. » ’
Set. ll. No person shall. without a
permit from the Health Oflicer. carry
remove from any building or. from
3y“ i. any? person'slcit with a
can on d . ' . orally clothipg‘or
other c’le may have been ex-
posed to the infecuon; nor shall any
one by the exposure of a person sick
with a contagious disease. or the body
of such person. or by any negligent
at-t'connected therewith. or in respect
to the care or custody thereof. or’by
needless or careless exposure of him-
.aeli or any article in his posscpllion.
cause or contribute to or promote the
spread of disease from such Demon or
hotly. '
1'. Sec. 9. Every rsorl sick with any
disease dangerous to the public health.
and all articles infected by the same.
shall be immediately separated from
all persons liable to contract or com-
municate such disease. and none but
nurses. physicians and clergyman shall
have access to any person sick with
said (Unease. unless permitted by the
lloard ornthe Health Officer. No per-
son sick with any of said diseases shall
be removed at any time except by per-
mission and under the direction of the
Health Officer.
See. id. Any house in which any of
the above diseases shall occur may be
declared in quarantine by the
iioard of Health or its alltuorlaod
agent. or agents. When a house has
been declared in quarantine. all per-
mits residing therein shall be aubiect
to the rules of the Board of Health ro-
latlng to quarantine.
sec. ll. All permits residing in a
house that has been declared in quar-
l-‘nntlilc shall confine themselves to
snlti house or apartment that-ml. or
its immediate grounds. and shall not
hold communication with well‘pcrsons.
Communication to said house shall be
limited to physicians. nurses. clergy-
man and undertalters. and ,surh per-
mills as may bc needed to supply its
impala with the smarter of life.
and is such manner as the Board of
Health may direct.
nee. ill. No child shall be allowed to
attend the public. private or Sunday
schools while any member of the fata-
it)! to which said child We is stall
with a disease dangerous to the public
health. and say silt-ll costing frost
such family shall be required to pre-
sent to the teacher of the school the
pupil desires to attend a mum
trots the unending abralclsa. or
Health Ollie". «the facts necessary
to entitle each child to admission in
utumdailoc with the aims regulation.
see. is. No person from any dwella
if! lag wherein slim “music the
fit
shall labs any
losses»! Health. rs. hoard
Wile-ll ,. elation-as
all“ sat! ' is written mu t.
or .bv mu allow neither [labia
sleeve-es tubs tales tear n»
W“ “3 dwellings when sass
flash-ll will! vad.md.vm ,
lanai. faiths“ time-when the body ‘
‘ to be removed. and he. and every per-
laou having charge. in custody. or right
of disposal. of the body shall cause the
burial..m Wi‘m immediatelybnd
in silres‘ées' within milliliters offer
the time of death. unless further time
shall be flloflodflirtlirwtlthMA
A private funeral .shall be held. at
which none but the immediate adult
relatives and clergyman shall be presv
ent.‘ The body shall. in no case. be re»
moved in any carriage used to convey-
ing‘ more. and all carriages used
in conveying persons at tunreals from
hdu‘sesfihseb‘a‘aytone has died from
any contagion disease shall be imme-
diately disinfected. under the direction
of the Board of-Hsaith‘or Health 0i“?
censiterbelng'so‘us'ed.‘ ' . '
Sec. ~ 18. No pupil affected with
whooping-cough phallbe permitted .w’i Sec. 31. No
attendlfarhoolt until ,fully: recovered.
Ber. 19.. No’k‘perapnsother than the
attending physician. nurse, clergyman
and agents of the Board of Health
shall sum. nor shall any dog. cat or
other animal be allowed to enter any
spsnment o'rpth‘sr. place set apart for
the treatment of small-pox. scarlet fev-
er. diphtheria or membraneous croup.
until the l-ieaith Officer‘silali'certii‘y
that such apartment or place has been
satisfactorily disinfected.
Sec. 20. No one shall enter a pas-
senger car. street car. steamboat. hack.
cam-stage or other public conveyance.
wearing or having in his or her pos-
session any clothing or articles with
which he or she shall have been in at-
tendance upon a person sick with
diphtheria. small-pox. scarlet fever. ty~
phus fever. without having had the
same disinfected to the satisfaction of
the Health Officer.
Sec. 21. No hack. cab. stage. car-
rinse. horse car. steam car. steamboat.
Vessel. or other public conveyance in
which a person h . n carried.
. known so the owner: r. condbotor.
captain. master. or other person hav-
ing charge thereof. - to he slehurlth
diphtheria. small-pox. scarlet fever. or
typhus (even. shall be thereafter used
for the carrying of any passenger until
such vehicle. car. steamboat or vessel
shall have been disinfected to the sat-
isfaction of the Board of Health.
See. 22. ’ No person shall let or hire
any house. or room in a house. in
which phthiais pulmonalla. cholera.
alnull-pos. diphtheria. yellow fever. ty.
phua. typhoid. or scarlet fever has as—
isted. without having caused the house
or premises to be disinfected lo the out.
infliction of the Board of Health.
Soc. 23. In case of contagious or
communicable diseases. including
phthisls pulmonalia in this city. the
person elected thereby. shall. at the
ditwrctlou of the Health Officer, be is-
elated. or said person may be removed
to such a locality as the Health lif-
iicer. in conluction with the Board of
Health. may order and direct. and all
the buildings. clothing. property; pre-
mises and vehicles which may boo
come infected by the presence of perv
sous elected by «vintaglous or commu-
nicable diseases. shall be disinfected
or fumigutad at the expense of the tenv
ant. occupant or owner thereof. and
said disinfection or fumigation shall
be made and prepared in such manner.
and with such materials. and within
such stated time. and under such sup-
ervisions as the Health Officer shall
direct.
sec. 24. It shall. under the direction
of the "card of ilealtli. be the duty of
any keeper of any hotel. tavern. board.
tag or public house. or the owner or
occupant of any private residence or
tenement house where any person may
he siclt with any minions or color
mnnlcablc disease. to. when deemed
ceremony by the Board of Haiti .
close . any such house or pi
and keep it closed as easiest
all lodgers. customers and per-
sons desiring to visit the
same. until such illllo. in the opinion
of the ilosrd of iiaalth. all danger of
communication the said disease from
any well butts-of place. or the luv
slates thereof. shall have passed.
liar. all. No child known to be
eluted with tubsrinular consumption
shall attend «bad. either public or
privaeu. where say stub child might.
be brntullt late close relation with «the
er rhildm. TM loud of Will my;
prohibit say child or teacher We
ly «campfire installations school
so min ills "Iii:
In. It '
hereby declared to be as infections
. dangerous
nonsense Whitehall bathe
duty of m alum is this city to
rennet tubs Health learn. is , r
iii ”4 ION “s W '
tumult: nMiiWW
M eels-nirvana 2. =
milk. or shamanism food or i
«immense-in fresh or properly
.Weti. mud, wholesome. anti-ears
foyaachtls‘agmorany who! savan-
imal which dispby dim-B. or which
was at thetihiaoffiils desthin a sickly
or unwhoiesome condition; nor the
careers or most other calf. which at
thehiiWofviisdeaibwas leap than
.four weeks'oidi or of any lamb. which
was?» the Motlita' deathdt‘as than
'olaht: version: or of any calamities
mfliv M~M.leimm inn“. than
firms-eke «Missourian with-
in the iii-til stems dinner plated
or ,1»,le relays-l food therein.
‘ lilirr. except it be al-
, ive, shall bej d, or exposed for sale
untillt has; ' properly dressed by
the we! limbo cm use. entrails
“when containing food. ' _
Sec. 82. No meat or dead animal
above the also of a rabbit shall be ta,
lten to any public or private market
for food until theaame shall have fully
cooled after killing. our until the en-
trails. heads and feet (except the head
and feet of poultry. game and swine
and except the heads of lambs. between
December is! and June lat. and the
feet of the same at all times. provided
they are thoroughly eleuasd). shall
have been removed: nor shall
the M? 0f Ill! flirt thereof of
any animal which is to be used as food
he carted or carried through the
streets. except it be covered so as to
protect it from dual or dirt. and no
meat. poultry or game shall be hung
or exposed for” outside also! shot)
or store in Merit! or in the open win-
dows or doorIVays thereof.
Sec. 33. It shill he the duty of any
uperson knowing. fany fish. meal. fowl.
birds. fruit "or vegetables being
bought. sold or offered. or held
for sale as food for human be-
ings. or being in any market. public or
private. in said city. and not being
sound. healthy or wholesome for such
food. to _ rill . rewrt ch facts,
and pages 9 i'elllrflgumercto to
this Department. or to one of italoih-
core or inspectors.
Sec. 84. Udoo any cattle. meal.
birds. fowl. nth. fruit, vegetables. or
any articles of: food or drink being
found by any inspector or other omeer
of this Department. in a condition
which is. in his opinion. unwboleaome
and unfit for use as human food. or in
a condition or of a weight'or quality in
this enhances condemned» or forbid-
den. he shall cause the same to be ex-
ulnined by two reputable persona. res.
wuubly competent to Judge in respect
thereto. whom he may conveniently
nod: and if both said persons disagree
with him in opinion in respect thereto.
he shall take no action and give no or.
that relative to the same till he has
been instructed by the health pincer.
and if one or both of said persons
agree with him in respect to said ar-
ticles. then such inspector or odicer
may forbid the same bolus offered or
exposed for sale. or being sold for liliv
than food. till the owner or party in
charge or other proper person has cl»
tallied the mount of the Health Oll-
oer. er of the board of Health. to
their being so offered. used or sold.
livid if both such persons agree with
him in opinion. be may order the
same to be destroyed or removed: and
thereupon. or if the Board shall hate
approved the ludgtaeat of said lualwco
or. it may order the said articles ties.
troyed. or may permit the owner or
party in chil’. to speedily ruinous
such articles "not say ”hai.,hif‘iioi.
or public place. but not to sell or dis-
pose or offer to' sell or dispose thereof
for the purpoac of human food. And
in case of disobedience to such orders.
and also in all cases when. in his
opinion. such articles. by reason of
their being in a decayed or shall-lye
condition. would. it allowed longer to
We. be mom to health. the
nine tea the Board may provldsi may
bad-strolled or removed by any in.
specter. police antler. or sneer of the
Department to some suitable place. at
the sum of the party who mm
have restored the seats. sad theoris-
er and party in interest must lass oe-
Isa. ll. ale shall mails. oi'w
orharafoiealemr been at any
"mass. use c»
host . deleterious. or sdaitersled
tiriII. radiators. or bad." or in ras-
mmmitssraoormaaw
autumtwdomsetfarbiddsnbysny
law or health regulation of this Dials
W in W M at
z
livery and other stables within the
city. shall nomad: or clean their car-
rlnes orborass. or cases thesis on:
"shearer cleaned in tbepalrlic streets
and, public ways. 'i‘.hey:shall has) their
stables and yards clean-and notallow
lsrse hostilities of mm ”vacuum. a»,
late in or near the same at any one
time between the Mdnxoim and
the first day of November. and no man-
are. shall _. be allowdd to. acoufllle
late or remain sneovp'red outside or a.
. f 5:
Your
. . Iheshcy Willis
ascend ‘
‘2! ‘; and
week; ,
Come loam
stable building. except by permission
ofthe Board of Health.
See. it. No person 'shallbnry the
meats»! any vanitbr cesspool on
the brainless. occupied by him” or his
tenants, . without permission tromthe
Board of Health. or allow any mill or
bad smelling water to run out upon or
be thrown upon the surface of the
ground of such premises.
GARBAGE.
Sec. 42. Garbage shall be held to in-
clude every accumulation of both ani-
mal and vegetable matter. liquid or
otherwise. that attends the prepara-
tion. decay. and dealing in. or storage
of meats. fish. fowls. birds or vege-
tables. '. '
Sec. is. All house anal. whether
consisting of animal or vegetable sub-
stances. shall be placed in suitable cov-
ered vessels. and no ashes or other
refuse shall be mingled therewith. and
the same shall be kept in some con-
venient place.
Sec. M. No person shall remove or
carry in or through any of the streets.
squares. courts. lanes. avenues.
places. or alleys within the city. stin-
king or offensive matter. or any house
dirt or house offal. either animal or ve.
getable. or any grease. bonus. or any
refuse substance from any of the
dwelling houses or other places in the ,
city. unless such person so removing or
carrying the same. and the mode in
Which the some may be removed or
carried. shall be espresaly licensed by
the Board of Health. upon sucli terms
and conditions as it may deem the
health and interest of the city may re-
quire.
Ber. 15. No person. without a per-
lnit from the Board of Health. shall
throw or leave in or upon any street.
court. square. lane. alloy. public
square, public enclosure. vacant lot.
or any pond or body of water within
the limits of the city. any dead animal.
dirt. sawdust. soot. ashes. rinders. alla-
visas. hair. manure. oyster. clam or
lobster shells. waste water. rubbish. or
filth of any kind. or any refuse. fish.
animal or vegetable matter whataoew
at; nor shall any person throw into
or leave in or upon the flats or tido
water within the jurisdiction of the
city. any dead animal or other foul
or offensive matter.
Soc. 46. No person shall remove
or transport through the streets of the
city of South Norwsllt any will or
garbage except in tight receptacles
which shall have tight carers; and no
person shall procure or cause any rt»
lllcie used in so transporting will and
garbage to stand in any street for a
longer time than shall be utteeasary for
the unnoval of the will or garbage
to the vehicle.
not: if. No house offal. dead ani-
mals. or any part of such animals. or
refuse of any ltintl. shall be thrown
upon the stratus. or left exposed by
any permit or persons. and no butch-
er. Manager. or reader of merchan-
dise of any kind shall leave say re- Us
fuss upon the street. or uncovered or
earth. upon any iota. leads or premie-
ss in the city of loath Norwallt. No
householder or tenant. hotel beeper.
merchant or any person. shall throw or
deposit upon any street. or in any gut~
tar. ilifi mutants of any mucus. ur-
lost. spittoou. or the swaspiaga from
any house. tenement. aim or other
building. or empty arias. bloody or
dirty walls. upon the streets or in the
nutter thereof. and all pulrldaadmr
lag and vegetable tastier must be re-
amed from all cellars or out buildings
allusioaerlasaebyosraallohor
baton the first day of lay. Whoever
shall violate any of the provisions of
this-scum shall mamutweaw
lire doom for each sail every cleave.
renamed Mil) pecan boatload.
Wis. its building
seats moose slat
4 Thaphoplc‘of smiths and Vicinity are com
', no inswct one of the ital-ii immm
‘9.-
.'. a:
platitudes. w
Starling‘Siivar and,
Were. clamped“
Opera Glasses. etc... .
.1.
Thai Hill his {mind iii Nllrwaik. All goods MI! salted
Opera House Block. Norwaliv.
l ..
rel: FALL hive: «costs.
«can of tits teams operatives lass-
anal banning the Masai-a-
lfall River. Mesa. Der. ”.m'l‘he nim-
allvn’ conformer «hummer vras in aca- ,
atoll two hours last night. after saw
tire calamities meetings. of the various
unions had been held. ilecrelary O'Donn
sell gave out the following mlutiona ,
Which had berm molluonaiy adopted
by the columns: '
"We. the iron at the textile
workers. unanimously agree to paras-i
in the several lentils nelsnatbe reliew.
restitution! for thair‘aaproval:
”flaring done all to «surpass to an- ‘
bout a reduction in wool. but knowing «
full well that a reduction is not a ram» lasso
sdy for an ovmtoelted m.
"Removed. That we accept the rodeo ,
lieu. as it is not used humankind! '
not out to sow late a ”Mr“ the
Int we «slam serum
puma- that as soon as we thiaitiilm’
is a mat-mu of profit sellout for the
maintains of Mt wags ,
fl MI m it. M “em/Mid i‘
an to the may of leaving our sin-
mmtmmamm isle-m '
mun-min leash ‘ 3
. m
mawmtbom Willie
, the been»
re
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