The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-25

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lho master " f6fsof In charge aa
command o. fuHt vessel aUHlI J.
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pptcht Jurisdiction, according
law, in n Gle not ceCrtdiuR oh
thousand dollars Ri000l and ma
ue Imprisoned until Fueh Goc "a
galbef with tha costs, are paid
Sec a. Bo 10 further enacted
That fhe quarantine t%kYsieilu siaI
ns; permit afy person 10 20 81
bolrG d. or leave any vessel HhilI
sucl vessel Is IN ]rulrontnc. Cg op
ir such case o. may be necessary Il
Htcr0to any person being sIck o
any Of iac diseases Aforesaid from
tn board any such vessel to thC
quarantine u spital, established q.
atgrcsa,d, o. remove q corpse iOl
bulial. and any person violating The
prayis orr Of this lection shall be
ncld TO answer in q fine not exceeds
ia4 ihrog hunircd dollars 5000
nor less than twenty-five aoIlars by
tic required proceedings Of any
court hay ng jurisdiction.
Sec 6. Be it further enacted,
That it shall DO the duty OF all
pilots, at the aforesaid ports, bring
ing vessels into said ports, to dir.
play a flag at hajf,ma-t, at the fore,
and said flag shllI be kept in said
position until sach vessel shall have
been visited by the quarantine ply
stefan. And any pilot who shall
neglect this requirement, or who
shall bring a y,ssel to anchor in the
midst OF other vessels, or who shall
leave such vessel 80 piloted in 10y
him, or any person who shall y;Sii
Qud board, or who shall leave any
such vessel before the same shall
been visited and discharged
quarantine by the quarantine
physician, shall 90 liable in a fine
not exceeding three hundred dollars
5000, nor less than twenty five
dollars, by any court having juris~
fiction.
Sec. I. Be it further enacted,
That any person visiting or departs
Dg from the quarantine station,
without the written permission OF
he quarantine physician, shall he
liable TO g fine Of not less than
twenty-five dollars, nor more than
.hree hundred dollars, and be res
urned to the quarantine station, to
during quarantine.
See. 6. BE it further enacted
That all vessels in quarantine shall
keep a flag al haII-mast during the
Jay and a lantern in the same posi-
.ion during the night; and it shall
De the duty OF the quarantine ply
-ician to cause all yeS,e.S in qualan.
ard having sickness on board,
o be anchored at least one u mile
rom all other vessels not having
sickness on board.
. Sec. 9. Be il further enacted,
That vessels in quarantine, and rs
Iulring fresh provisions or other
IGcessaries, shall communicate with
he quarantine physician, who shall
rocure The same under The order
t the captain or commander Of
uch vessel, and shall sec that no
communication between such vessels
nd the parties fu nishing supplies
r -neceSsaries shall take place ex-
ept through himself,
Sec. 10. Be il further enacted,
hat the quarantine physician shall
G authorized TO demand and re-
Give the sam of five (5) dollars
-om the master or person in charge
f every vessel visited by him under
be provisions of this Act, and such
sums as compensation fer
MEDICAL attendance and medicines
5 the board of health may fix aud
rescrIbe. For the payment OF such
gns he shall have and possess
en- upon the vessel on board which
e shall have attended sick persons,
r from which such sick persons
have been removed to the quar-.
station; and such lien NAV
2 enforced by attachment of SUCH =
2s6el, 10 be prosecuted as in other
-scS of attachment under The laws
the State.
Sec. IL. Be il further enacted, h
lat in addition to the provisions Y
this Act, the boards of health
oresaid are hereby authorized and
powered to prescribe such further
gula,ions and rules Tor the gov. '
nmeut and enforcement Of quar-
tine and sanitary measures which
oy may deem necessary and expe-
INT; and such regulations and =
les so prescribed, and not incon- l
tent with this Act and the con-
tn lion Of the state, shall be valid ,
d binding upon all persons COM A
! within the spirit and meaning
this Act; and every violation of o
,ulations and rules so established '
Ill be punished by a fine not exe N,
three hundred dollars $4,000 an az
r less than twenty five dollars.
Sec. II. Be it further enacted, y,
every pilot bringing a vessel n