New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

fever. typhus or ship fever, malignant scar
let fever. smallpox, variol0id, trichiniasis
or any other cases that may at any time be
specified by the Board Of Health, and in de-
fault or failure to SO report such cases, such
person 80 failing or in default shall be liable
to fine not to exceed fifty dollars; pro.
vided, however, that said board may declare
1t unnecessary to report further cases, when
any disease shall have been pronounced
| epidemic.
| VACCINATION.
SEC. 20. No child shall be admitted as &.
| pupil in any public school without certi6-
| cate from practising physician, or proof of
| successful vaccination. The Board of Health
will at all times provide the means for
| gratuitous vaccination at the Office of either
of the sanitary inspectors.
| ToLLINa OF BELLS.
SEC. 80. No large or church bell shall be
| rung or tolled at any funeral without q per-
| nit therefor obtained from the Board of
Health; nor shall any such bell be tolled at
| any time to the prejudice or peril of the life
| or health Of any human being. Any viola
ton of this section will render the offender
| liable to fine lot to exceed twenty dollars.
SECTIONS REPORTS.
Sec. 81. Every sexton or other person
having the care or charge of any cemetery,
graveyard or burying ground, shall, on
Monday of each week, before the hour of
A. NJ, make written report and hand the
same into the Off &c of the Board of Health,
which said report shall contain the full name
of each and every person buried or entomb-
ed In such cemetery, ward or ground. dur
ing the seven days next preceding six
O'Clock P. ii. Of the last Sunday before
making such report, together with state
ment OF the color, sex, age, nativity, the
cause OF death of such person, and such
other information as the board may from
time to time require, and for failing to
make such report within the time, or in the
manner herein set forth, such sexton or
other person shall be liable to fine lot to
exceed twenty-five dollars.
DOGS.
Sec. 80. ANY person who shall take, or
call INTO, or allow any dog in any public
street or place. between the first day Of Nay
and the twentieth of October, in any year,
unless such dog be securely muZzled, or IN.
less led by proper chain or string shall be
liable to a fine not to exceed ten dollars.
THEATRES, ETC.
SEC. SO. Any person or persons, being the
lessee. manager, conductor or owner OF any
theatre or any place where any play, concert,
opera. circus, exhibition, dance, ball, lee.
ture is had, or place of amusement, who shall
cause, or permit, or allow the same, or any
part thereof, to be so far overcrowded. or
inadequate, faulty or insufficient in respect
OF strength, iDgress or egress, cleanliness or
ventilation as that thereby any needless
peril to life, limb or health shall come or
happen, or be incurred or suffered by any
person properly at or in any such place.
shall be liable to u fine not to exceed fifty
dollars.
LODGING COMPLAINTS.
SEC. 81. 1t shall be the duty of all good
citizens to lodge complaints at the Office of
the Board of Health, or with the Sanitary
Inspectors, or with the officers of the SAM
tary Police, of any violations Of this ordin-
ance; and in order to facilitate such COM
plants, books of complaint shall be kept at
the office Of the Board of Health, and at the |
office of each Sanitary Inspector; and said |
books shall, at all times, be open for enter |
ing therein any such complaint or wrong.
OBsTRUCTING EXECUTION OF SANITARY oRDI- |
NANCEs. |
SEC. s.. ANY person willfully obstructing, |
hindering or resisting any officer or person, |
by the Board Of Health, to enter |
into or upon premises for the purpose of ex.
aiming the same. shall be liable to fine |
not to exceed fifty dollars.
SEC. Sc. Any person willfully ohstructing.
hlndering or resisting any officer or person |
authorized by the Board of Health, in the |
execution or enforcement of any sanitary or.
1inance, or order of said board, shall be
deemed equally offending. and be subject to
the same penalty as il he were the real Of
lender.
CONTINUED oFFENsEs.
SEC. 81. Whenever, under any of the Sec
lions of this Ordinan e, the offense COM
planned of shall be of such nature as to re-
luire any act or thing to be done, or not to
be done, as the case may be- the court shall
IT the same time it renders judgment. give
The proper order to cause such act or thing
10 be done, or not to be DONE as the case
may be. And the person so ordered to do,
Or not to do, as the case may be. any such
act or thing, shall, within the delay fixed by
The court, obey such order or be liable to be
ined again, till such order is fully and COM
1letely complied with.
SEC. SO. This ordinance shall take effect
Ind be in force from and after its passage.
c. 8. WHITE, President.
S. c. RUSSELL, Secretary.