The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-01

refuse or neglect to obey the order of
removal, the health officer, Intendant
and Wardens, or Mayor and Alder
men, as the case may be, shall have
power to cause such removal at the
expense of such master, owner or
consignee, and such vessel or person
shall not return to the port without
the written permission OF the health
officer.
V. If any vessel arriving at the
quarantine ground, subject to qua
raptine, shall be bound to some port
North of either of said ports, the
health officer, after having duly visit
ed and examined her, may permit
her to pass on her voyage, but no
such vessel shall he brought to an
chor off of either of said ports, nor
shall any of her crew or passengers
land in or hold any communication
with either of said ports or any per-
son therefrom.
vi. The master of every vessel re-
leased from quarantine and arriving
at @ wharf in either of said ports,
shall, within twenty-four hours after
such release, deliver the permit of
the health officer at the Office of the
Mayor or Intendant, as the case may
be.
VII. Nothing in this Act shall pre-
vent any vessel arriving at quarantine
from again going to sea before break
ing bulk.
VIII. 1t shall be the duty of each
pilot belonging to either of the said
ports to use his utmost endeavors to
hail every vessel he shall discover en-
tering the port, and to interrogate
the master of such vessel in reference
to all matters necessary to enable
such pilot to determine whether, ac-
cording to the provisions of the pre-
ceding Sections, such vessel is subject
to quarantine or examination by the
health officer.
TX. If from the answers obtained
from such inquiries it shall appear
that such vessel is subject TO quaran-
tine or examination by the health
officer, according to the preceding
Sections, the pilot shall immediately
give notice to the master of the yes
sci that he, his vessel, his cargo,
crew and passengers, are subject to
such examination, and that he must
proceed and anchor said vessel at the
quarantine anchorage, there to await
the further directions of the health
officer.
X. 1t shall be the duty of every
pilot, who shall conduct into port q
vessel subject to quarantine or ex-
animation by the health officer:
10 hrInO cI1oI uaoeal - anoL -.
within the buoys marking the quaran-
tine anchorage.
2. 70 prevent any vessel or boat
from coming along side of the vessel
under his charge, and to prevent
anything on board from being trans
ferred to or thrown into any other
vessel or boat.
B. TO present to the master of the
vessel printed copy Of this Act,
when such copy shall have been de-
!lvered to him for that purpose.
4. To take care that no violations
of this Act be committed by any per-
son, and to report such as shall be
committed, as soon as may be, to the
health officer.
5. To subject himself to such de.
tentlon and delay, and cleansing and
purification as to his person and
clothing, as shall be prescribed by
the health officer after having boarded
or brought to the quarantine ground
any vessel subject to quarantine.
XI. It shall be the duty of the
health officer to board every vessel
subject to quarantine or visitation by
him Immediately on her arrival, be-
tween sunrise and sunset; to inquire
as to the health of all persons on
board, and the condition of the YES
sci and cargo, by inspection of the
bill OF health, manifest, log-book or
otherwise; to examine on oath as
many, and such persons on board as
he may Judge expedient to enable
him to determine the period of quar-
antine and the regulations to which
snch vessel shall be made subject.
and report the facts and his conclu-
sions, and especially to report the
number of persons sick, and the ma
ture of the disease with which thew
are afflicted, to the Mayor or Intend
ant, in writing.
XII. It shall be the duty of the
health officer to reside within or near
the quarantine ground, and he shall
have power: .h
l. TO remove from the quarantine
anchorage ground any vessel he may
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