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sPREINGF1;ELp

The Enormous Addition to the Taxi Eating
Industry Of tho State Connected by tho
Last LeEtslature-Its Inlttatfon Yesterday.
Special Dt.pataA to 7as Tribune. +.
8rKiMoy1aLD, ILL.,, July 2.-Gov. Culom to-day
rcappolnted Gcn. II, Hi,lsasd, Of Chicago, AdIu.
tant. Qaustal Of ehe stats.
Under tbs laws taking effect yesterday, hs also
appointed the '6tats Hoard Of Health, ~ foljowss
Dr.. John u. Rsuch, al!opath; Dr.. Hcubeu Lud-
lam, Chicago, homeopath; Dr., David Prinea,
jacksonville, allopsth; Prot. John II. Gregory,
Champaign; Prof, Newton pateman, Knox Coun.
~; Dt. A. L. Clark, Elgin, eclectic; and DE. iio.
saco Wsfdnsr, Cairo, al1opath. This gives the
altopatha thscs membsfs, tho homeopaths ons, tho
ecleetlcs oue, and two scientists.
Tho Commissioner to locate the Eastern Insans
Asylum are John II. Addauas, Stephenson Connty3
John Thomas, st. Clair; william 4. Mcponnsll,
AclIen1y; Dr.. Joseph Robbins, Quincy; 4. r.
Bartlett, Peoria; Myron G. dudley, DuPage; and
Dr.. William 0errnsd, Lawrence County.
Under tho law tor th % proveasion Of cruelty to
animals, John Mcdonald was appointed Stats
Agent at tho Chicago stock. Yards, and tho Hon.
Ths Board q Trustees Of ths Illinois Historical
81 taa o soersay i sss I'd sepse
orEsnlzsd. choosing Gov: cui!om Prss!dcnt, II. r.
warsaw, ~ CuSatof. Ths Boasd viii maet month.
~ and It Il proposed 10 arrange tho Stats Aussuns
The Township Of Wade. 1aspsr County, to-day
rsks;.stsd s2a 800 OF refuadlnx bond. ia hs stata
Ths ssefetsfy Of lhs STATE Doard Of Agriculture
u rsmittlnK deterIsd premiums OF lhe stAts Faif
lat yest. amounting To IS. 6o0.
l1o.pssi :: % Jsst.on,tle ill., nd os so ssoa Ia e
The uc&1 and Dumb Asylum.
Ths now Feeble- Minded Asylum At Lincoln will
BE- ready t9f ths reception OF pupils and patients
, 1877-07-03

the one a,do, and Alabama, Mississippi,
Louiaiana, and Te1aa on tho other. This tli-
rect railroad connection will certainly caEry
with II tenormous advantages in selling to tho
south the manufactured gootla which tho
Southern people bny, and lo'p buill up tho
pork packing industry which Cincinnati OF
1ata years has roxigned into this hands Of
Chicago. Tho purpose Is also 10 buy the
Southern cotton in exchange, and start man.
ufactuzing establishments Oh the Ohio River,
and thus mako the Southern connection
doubly valuable. The schemo il certainly
attractive, and ii Chicago had fooliahly COM
mitted itaelf as far ~ Cincinnati has, tha road
would not remain uucomplcted very long.
, 1877-07-03

den. Mara, Of Me1ico, Is In Washington,
claiming recognition as Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary of that
serolution-ri ridden land to the United States,
and asking permission to cooperate with our
Government Fl tho suppression Of troubles
on tho border. Ho has letter from D1Az--
who, by the way, oheerful1y alludes to a
neighboriug Republic, n popularly assumed
to bo the United 6tates Of America-in-
a.ructing him that tho E1traditiou Treaty Of
1872 isin full force aud virtue, and admonish-
ing him to subject himself to It's provisions
There ID some little doubt that Secretary
Evans will recognize tho Naughty Greaser
from the Halls OF tho Montezumas.
, 1877-07-03

Senator Joua c. HA1x1s has hbtidcd the
other members Of BIZ, ,spseIA Eppnittes to
tatft hin =. the Grand farlhe l4otet In shi. city
M wednesday,, at ID |; b., 5hiy II, hist. Tho
bhi{hsal ii tho Commlktea Ii ID hud out what
hAa become of thb stRt3 city-11all building
fuhd money kttsh by The sl4ts III part p4ymert
Of the canal lleh- Nothing has been doue to-
ward. building thu taty-Ilall Thu money wa.
nrss tenpor3Aly used for cutiths expenses, TO
make Rood deadentie. eauaed by ta1.aghtiug
Ths axafhseta hare paid about slG0, 900 Into tho
different tHhds for vhch the State building fund
money ~ ated. But ths Comptroller, It
saema, hi Atea khls collected Cisy-Hsll money
and paid L bHt tKsla ou tls ordinary expcu.cs
, 1877-07-03

Tho nanacs of five members Of The board
Of Education, to fill the places Of i've whose
tern!s hase expired, wero last evening sent
to tho Common Council BY Mayor HEATH.
OF tho fise, two ars reappointmeuls; third,
alr. WILLIAM FocxE. is iu oyery way most CT.
ccllcnt selection; while al to tho remaining
two, hessrs. II. L. SroSx aud ], l. DENNIS, we
are uuuble to nt:to that they arc especially
asted by character or ability to lsgislate for
thu public scllools OF Chicago. Perhaps tho
Committee to whom the nominations have
toen referred will succeed in procuring en-
dcnce OH this essential point.
, 1877-07-03

Silk aud lace smuggling into Tie port Of
Eew York has received asuddsn check in The
nr1est nud confession Of ono TuoAAs OWENS,
lusscr OF the steamer England Ills plan
VIII to secrate tho silk in cement barruls,
eight PIECES in each, md theso, with 1ona.1ldle
barrels Of couao,st, wero unloaded at Pier a,
wllr'c2, through tho conniyanco Of tho dock
cl,rks, they wcro spirited away to tie
''fcnee." Tho valuo Of stuff thus intro
dacesl without tho usual customs for1uality
is'tstmatetl ut fl9D,0OO
, 1877-07-03

Dy vote Of 2G To q. tho Council last night
Il"cod Oh t!!o thu resolution OF Aid. TuoMp.
sos relursting tho hIayor to suspend supt.
Hickey. 1t might 10 vol, nevertheless, for
the binyor und hr. Hlcxxx to net on ths
et Of tho resolution, for, however
...4ecat IN officer and lowovor guiltless Of
thu charges against him Alr. HICKEY may 10,
thu more dgu:tied course IL to sond him bo.
fore Il jury LIS u private citizen, mud not
clpthcI III Ut proIduiced by the attributes
OF Police Superintendent.
, 1877-07-03

The Hev. Robert Laird Collier will not as
Chaplain at the poaton Musla Hal! ssrvlco On tho
Fourth Of july.
MulAgan Ia going to Ireland for health and
pleasure but he will 10 back In time TO answer any
questions cougso4s tuay desire to pat concerning
HI. Blaine.
; Mr. David A. Wells has written for the
Cincinnati Commercial IN article with tho aug.
ge4tlye tile OF "Tho Dollar OF tho Fathers ".
tho Dollar of tho Sons."
It Is not half 10 oxpeusivo to rovictua1
Niese a. It Il to feed tho Dostou Aldermen for ono
year, Twenty-Five thousand dollars wesu appfo-
prlated for thc latter puspoae last ycas.
Afr. smalloy has aixcoyeled that Con.
Gtant was born \ apcechmaker, and thwastel Of
hls CAREER by military necessity. This u caiam.
lty Of tbs Wur heretofore not appreciated In this
country.
The lAts Prof. Gillespie. Of Union College,
hsd two degrees Of IL. D. &hzuat upon upon his
back and thereafter ins!.tcd that degree should
bs raised to the second power, and become L.
DE-.
The silence Of the Hoar Brothers at this
tnlc1ecttuz junetura Il. remarks tbs Roeky lfoHat
asa Etrt. omInous. Not 1t Al. Tha Iloar
Brothers would bs heard from II they had any
complaints to make.
Ina AHFAHHW Rayf t10E LII. Darwin will
contEtbusa TO the July number OF Mid ''Dlo.
graphical Sketch Of !ofsnt. being tho sscos1 OF
sescs OF careful observations On lie early mental
deyelopmsnt os Que OF his sans,
An envious German wrises TO tho New
York Sua that Carl 6churz Il not graduate ps
Bona, ~ stated By Attorney General Deyeus. liz
was student OF philosophy OF two years. standing
only whea he was prescribed for political reasons.
Sir Stafford Northoote refused to speak at
one Of ths banQuets g!rsn to 0ea. Grant because,
In ths preseat condition Of foreign polts,cs ha did
not cona!tlcE Ii prudent for sssponsibls minister
Of tho Crown to run the risk Of getting upon hIs
legs.
lIr. John s. G. Abbott received from Ma
polton III. gold medal Of aous slight ptcuuIss1
yalus In recognition Of hs services tbs bo2raphsr
Of Nspo1sou bonaparte, hut b. received no oshee
"test!msntal," current reports 10 The contrary
notwithstanding.
When the Queen OF Holland was dying she
usesed prophecy With respect ta the fatuts Of her
country. ehs aatl: "You viii nsxsr zoe smother
Queen Of Holland. aud Republic will rot taks my
place. Horses disastrous calamIitss for Fsanrs"
She believed that thuts would be . frssh war b..
txrsa Franco and Germany. Ia whleA sas former
, 1877-07-03

Tho Car waited to buy $4,000 horses for
the lsns'inn cavalry service, mud had nnds
arrangements to purchase them in Germany.
lnt tho Emperor WILLIAM cant ueo lis way
clear to hpsslng TINT many animals, aud will
iss'lo decree prohibiting tho cxportntiou Of
horses from ,hc Empire: 1t ia said that this
prscantton il taken wholly on tho ground of
internal economy, but it ia not unlikely that
Ie possibility that Germany may have noed
of all l=r horses Inns something 10 DO With
, 1877-07-03

VRF8*es
BLooMkoroa, Ill. duly 2.-To.day, tn the No.
Lean Circuit Court, Jury zayc verdict in vary
important mAlpFactics c2se. Two ycaEs aRo, In
throwing sslls from wagon. cassfha n. Niccolls,
oE Empire Township, = wealthy dealer in ans
stoek, injured hia left hand, which immsdlAasly
became intAmsd. pss. Listls and Ftshss, old
practitioners, Of Leroy, were summoned, and. de-
spite thsr attention. modification ut 1t, esuatng
ampnt4uon. Dissection showed lhAs Tho cApse OF
mobilization ~as large silver Of wood that hAs.
ta2 been dfYcn into the stEaetnEe ot tbs baud e.
capsd detectto1, and produced Kan2rene. Me-
coils brought suit ags!nst the doctoss and ie-day
sasdict wsa rendered for r., 0oQ Mostaa wa
eatssed for 1 Asw trial
, 1877-07-03

-
a FHEPuSTEH0u8 NOTION OF REFORM.
Some dnya ago The TRIBUNE, unlar the
Impression that Mr., HAN. the Apprafsor Of
tho pox+ ~ fb;,o,,o ,,o. attn A.. .at.. -
49, $50 sAe 0@'so1 "
sho 1"teT-Oee"" tana 1hle las bean denied
only within two or three days), 1nada the
following oommontx
This ,smaebIns" = 7" MALIGNANT f..t. u.n.-t,u.
aRrrtsYed at the P.s,laept.s nrae, ~ gsa.,a n,s'
bo!der, 10 out Tho ). .ia,o, msk,nv " hn snd
ccs.o nseklnu uolltIe.l eonven,ions .nd nnn,;na,.
Inn n,eubafs Of tbnfr en,nhn aton for ~. ~s,;a,.
unieet-ioc.l ond Yta,u. a. well h F.asr., Thts
prohIbItiyo order artite1 lila v,nd,rtIxs ts.i;a"s
and ,uakcs tho soutbsrn nn,tev s.sn, ,,.rn,ts.1s
odtous. But he hs. mn ronnnn.+iors ~ ss."..s
500 por waek out of tha PedernlTressnrs ~. ,"ss
no,hnu T,hr .lnccnr. ala. !. ,t..y .t. se.As
ritv and nnnrtn.,,t- Xii. .nsnats s ssa'
uahls lima In ande.vor. ~ "nI.,,1Ino - .'as W.
ao,~n thn P,e.id,nt 4"~ ''7eA
T,,. liz. ~ ~. o,,... 1..
40 's1~4 W 40 nte'1't.1 1*'s""g ln1essed
from tais remark that Ias TRIBUNE was max
ing an effort TO havo A{r. HAM removed. and
tlereupon proceaded to read TIM Tn,n,,x, .
1ee,,, ~, r;v;, qa.,;.. pogoxu, ,-Ls.,. ~.
8 w. e''eA '.oo Iso'1'"' "a''p atf'
t4AA' or Someooay Tor MN. aasostau aud In
, 1877-07-03

Taking advantage Of certain sections Of tho
customs regulations, Russian vcsscl-owners arc
transferring such property to American citizens.
Tho sections provide that any vessel wholly
Owned by citizen OF tho United States, though
ppschascd Of .bclligcrcnts la a war to which our
Government Is not party, is entitled To tho
protection Of the United States dng and
authorities. Flvo or sl1 transfers hare been
made, and the vessels rnn regularly under the
American Qn4.
, 1877-07-03

Reports whicl, we priut this morning from
fer1neiE who havo begun lazvesting show in
tho u1aiu M unusually flno yield and quality
Of winter wheat, From tho spring wheat
ond corn regions the rcporIs arc aaf q rulo
very encouraging.
, 1877-07-03

Of tho city, In order to avoid making temporary
loans in anticipation Of this years taxes. Tho
question Is, Whcre does le get ht+ authority for
so doing And II this practice Is legal antl
proper, how and when Is the CIty.IIali to be
butltl The Legislative Committee will prob
ably examine those points.
, 1877-07-03

called upon for information as to whom he
paid for his contract, the official Ringsters
will h'ido out unaeathed, and have plenty of
time to protect their tool. 1t Is pretty
scheme, but the Taxpayers will keep their cJo
hY1 II
, 1877-07-03

Down. In st. Charles Parish La, the colored
laborcrs refuse to work for superiutcndcnts
who carry umbrellas to protect them from the
sun. 1t reminds thctae OF tho oversccrs Of slaye
times, aud they esteem 1t badge OF unwar-
Enntable. authority, and the superintcndonts
have Ind to s'shoot" this implement Of COM
fort.
, 1877-07-03

The Chicago 1aftr 0ctdn's editor In chlee holds
Federal ofacc worth 50, GOO year, 10 which bc
wns appointed by hit. HAYES, and in return tho
Inter te<aa IL wholly devoted 10 warning against
tho Admfnistratfon. aud calling for military Gov
eEntnents for tho Southern States. -GonFi<r.
Journal.
But then 1t ia necessary for au Inter 0etdn
editor to have sone position outside, 10 enable
hin, TO secure living.
, 1877-07-03

WAsn,xorox, D. e.. Jaly 1.-Tho President has
appointed c1AnK WAaGoNkn Collector OF Internal
Aevenue for tho Tenth District OF Ohio.
THIS Is an excellent appointment. Mr. WAC
aoNER ID an honest mud capable man, and en-
Joys the confidence and respect Of tho comnunt-
ty In which be resIlcs,
, 1877-07-03
ureenbncks Mt The New York Stock -Ex.
chango yesterday closed nt 94h.

Tho official Treasury statement shows that
tho decrease In thu public debt during the
month Of June was 93,92 100. SINCE July
/, 1876, tho reduction Of interest a5 result
Of tho funding operation has been
81 IiIG1I
, 1877-07-03

Mrs. Dr.. MARY WALKEn writes letter deny
Ing that sho Is TO be married to prominent
gentleman on tile 4th, aud recalling all tho In
vttatipns sent cut In her natne. 8ho says tho
whole thing is hoax, but tho sudden lisap-
pcaranco Of the prom. gent. iends ono to believe
that tho Doctor has tried to rope In sotnc follow
WHO got out In time.
, 1877-07-03

Nxw Yong, July 2.-1ndirect cable dispatches
say that the Roumanfan sorces aEe preparing to
cross tho Danuba ncar kalalat.
We hnd not before heard that cablo dispatches
could be sent by Is !ndirectton." Tho old way
was to send them direct. but the now method d
probably faster or less wcarlug Oh the wires,
, 1877-07-03

Miss ADA C.. Bwxx7, tho "consolldated"
Ponston Agent for Illinois, has presented her
half-mllllon Official bond To Judge DLoposrr,
had 1t approved, and has mailed It to Washing
tnn.
, 1877-07-03

Cincinnati has railroad which has boon
paid for by taxation 80 fur as It has been
built, and which, In ita present condition, ia
o very costly white elephant. It may hsve
aa grind future as It's projectors predicted
for 1t; but It must be completed before II
con achieve that future, and Just now thcze
Ia no very good promise Of TINT Tho project
was certainly bold and onterpsiaing. somo
years ago, Cincinnati, finding that its busi:
ness was rather On The decline than on tho
increase, resolved to make itself the grand
trading point Of the South by building a
railroad aorosa Kentucky, and ~ far as Chat
tanooga, Tenn, vhero 1t would connect
with network OF railroads reaching out in
oil directions and comprising the richest
portions OF tho South. An estimate waa
made OF tho cost Of tho road, and CON-
potont engineers reported that It could bo
constructed for $10,oo0,00o. Cincinnati
boldly lasucd tho bombs, and the construo-
ton OF tho road was begun in spots along
tho line, in order To complete 1t tho moro
quickly. Meanwhile, It became question
whether municipal corporation in tho State
Of Ohio could mortgage itself to construct a
railroad which would 'bo entirely within tho
boundaries Of other States, and would only
have bare bridge connection with Ohio.
But tho Supreme Court took n publio-spirited
view Of the matter, resolved to stand by Gin
cinnah pluck, and sustained the constitutions
ality Of tho project. Then tho 80, ,0oo, 600
wero expended, but the roAl Was very
far from being completed. Whather
tho fault was that OF tho engineers
in making q false estimate or that
of those who constructed tho road,
We do not know. Still Cincinnati WAS not
discouraged, and invested something like
10000, 600 more, NO balisys. This amount
has also been expended, the road ia still in
an uncomplotod condition, and ali that can
be utilized ia stretch Of 160 mllee running
10 Somerset, Ky, with branch to LexinR.
ton which the Cincinnati poople do not want
used because 1t would be In tho intoseat Of
a competing road.
There Is still required an expenditure Of
about %, ,oo0, 600 to complete the road, a
NO understand 1t. Tho distance Ia not long,
only fow hundred mi1es, but The road
trayerses succession Of hills and streams
that require constant tunneling aud bridging,
and heuoe perhaps the exceptionally large
oostof construction. Thopeople OF Cincinnati
are now paying annually over million dollars
In taxes tor interest On tho railroad bonds
already issued, and the taxpayers arc In no
Aumor to iEcTeass the burden. That part OF
the road already constructed has been leased
to a corunany To onarata IL t,nt m far 9oma
, 1877-07-03


AAaAa NAAANfn-
-
ro','h .s,a besxar save to hi' 'on lrH'a. "lrz,"
ever yon n,cs.e 9th = hn, III nm Ii y von *on.t
buy bread III break every bono In ,onr boiJ." 30
also Tue TRIBUNE seeords to otieeho'dcrs the
i.sn, ,n 10 snns % they wish. b1e If they 90 not
!. c1ee1sn, lot e.,.n,f,. inoosno,c,. "a, nnon
them,
Unless this article was intended as a
neat bit of sarcasm. or else vTitteu undkr
conditions analogous 10 these which have
from time to tins produced various inco.
heront newspaper effusions, va should my
Mr. Ras7rnts principle of Civil Service Ia
that Government ofioeholders ahat1 not be
permitted to speud the Governments time
in running cauot,ses, organizing conven-
tions, nominating candidates, managing
campaigns, and editing newspapers IN favor
Of Ciyil-ssrvioe Reform, bu. that they may
do all these things In opposing Gvil-Seryico
Reform. That Is to say, Mr.. RASTER desires
President HAYES 10 pass for either an idiot
or hypoorito by saying TO tho subordlnates
Of tho Administration "seo hero, my
boys, I am personally committed to Civil
Service reform, md am forced to
issue an order forbiddinR olIaccholders
who are paid BY tho whole people
to waste the Government time and use the
Government influence in managinR tho roli-
tics Of the country; and you may construo
this to mean that you shall not bluster
around in favor Of this principle, but that
you may do everything In your power pub
Ncly and privately to break it down and do
feat It" This would 1,o the practical effect Of
tho Presidents circular to ofiooholdors, IT
ho removed all those who should assume
conspicuous and active partnership Of his
Civilservice policy, but rotain ali those who
should make themselves equally conspicuous
and active in their antagonism to .he Civil
seryice policy.
If Mr, RASTER Wa in earnest when be
wrota this sentIm ant, he must admit In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

THE BOARD OF rKusTERs OF GOLD
! Hill do ordaiu: 80 ~.
ssciios /. Ihs President and clsh q ne
Board OF Trustees OF ths Town OF oo,d Hnl
ne Bond Of The Town OF 9old lin 10 The snu
Of Fourtsen Thousand Dollar. ulltsd Stsiss
SIC .. Tbs ssid Do d ,hali BE- In sush form
% the Prsidcpt and Cl.fk Of said Board Dsy
prsscr,be. snd shall be g. the sIsct that the
Town OF acid Hills bouid and hoksn ssd
will psy to the holder Of said Hood the sun Of
m,ni-y named therein out OF the nrrt moneys
coming Into the Treasury az ssld Tsvn from
tsxer. with inierrt u,nen o. the rats Of u:ss
p-r c.ut per month. In Jailed s'sses oo'a
CJin. Intsrvst payable quar.e'ly
BEc Tho monsy received frum the ,sie ~
- ID Bond yhsli be placed IN the Contingrnt
funt of said 7. WI of 0th Hill. snd shall 10
usd TO defray the ,xpenses OF the raid Iown:
and shall b. drawn frvm the Treasury ~ said
Ts.n osy upcn warrant. .a ary s;s ,ss.a x .s
to- duly authorized th~rrto b. the said besfd:
SEC. 4. The Treasurer of the rovn Of 0old
Hi ,hali pay said rond 10 tie holder Ihsieof
upc, presentation acc.adihg TO lay.
kEc. 8. OriInsncs No. -. providing for the
i,snsnes Il cer,sin Bood. pssssd April .. is1I
h hereby rrt saied and al Bond. issued thsfe'
nm !. Arv trehy ordered eancel.d.
iEo. 8. This ordinance TO tale eject snd be
In force from and after its passage, and Quo
weeks publicato ou IN The ooM niii sE~s'
Ps.den, q ne Board q Trustees
u the Town Of Cola lliii.
Attest; W., HYDE,
Ats specisi meeting oi the Town Tiust.ss
| hell June IS, is,f. Town Ordinance no. iol
| VS. rs>si ted for adopt on. With the Iolloulhs
result: Ayes -rruststs fox, Mercer. coprIena,
and f'rs.idsnt sisvep:oa. Ap,rsv A,yrv
wooley. .. p ~, u<~,d-
Gold Hli, June IS. 1871. &E y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
TOWN ORDINANCES.
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. ss.
Published by su,ss,,, q M, ne Board OF Trustees
AN OR DINANCK to Prevent the ssrssd
81 snall.Psx.
ORDINANCE NO. ss.
lr....i April 50. im.l
rHE BOARD on TRUSTEES or GOLD niLL

THE BOARD on TRUSTEES OF GOLD HILL
srr1,oS S1 Il .A. b. the duty q tn. chlef Pe-
any Insss ~, dse'os ,n ,oa1 y y sui
yellow dag indicating the presence Of the aid d..
= 4. ~. ses cs fs. any .ss
son lnhsblilng such house Il SICK Of the said die
sie 10 psron shall tear aSss Ss rsISv. q & o..
ilnuance ofsucl disease In such house or houss.,
sEr. ). It shall hs the duty Of the Caief of Police
70 giye such drsetons and .dopt such m messorss =
ln which any pesson may have been III o. small.
nd 60 nSys and n. e ~
such SMALLPOX patient. when be may DEEM y nee-
essary. The expenses Incurred in carrying out the
provisions q ,n sss.yn ~ .hs Ds pn ~ ~ II
such palisni BE- married woman or miuor then BY
the husband. parent or guardian. ~ thesAse may
src. 1. No person attending upon, or otherwise
cunning IA contact with any pefson aneeted With
snailIox ln nlsh manner q 70 Inen az isns -
70 render him sbls 20 cg.Amuursfs tss sn,s1ss III
rl- With with people pot aneelcd with The disease.
kEc. O. No person shall remove z smalfIox ps.
tent from any house or place within ne lin,n. ~
written permission VI The President of the Bozn of
Trustees oy Chief OF Police.
HEr O. No person shall rrinove rom any pulu-
Ing or premises any bed or bedding usrd ~. or any
.oihns worn ey any sI.pah e ~ p,ses poes
sir. I. Noperson shall within tie limiu ol the
town burn any bed o. l.eiding Used BY ofsny
cIoihlng worn BY any smallpox patient.
sIr. +. II shali be the duty Of each physician w
this town To repot 10 the Chief % Police. IN WIZ
inEsysry patient be shall havs l.eSrlnf un q. VI
ofihe nature " the disease. and report TO the SAID
olieer every cas-. q death from such dlsess~ imms
diately aflsr 10 shall have oceurred.
Sac. " II shall be the duty u every houssnotief
In ihis town 10 report In writing ~ The Cnleds si
Police Immediately the name VI every person Nv.
ing, boaning or lodging at bis OF her hot.e. .hsin
e or she shall have reason 10 believe to be sick VI
smallpox, and any Deaths occurringat his % hef
house ffoni such disease.
sEc. ~. Any person who shall ,loats Any OF nne
provisions Of this ordinance shai be dsemel gniiy
punished by q fne not % rxe~ei nye hundI.d ,lot
lars OF by iniprisonmrnt IN the Town jail for
term not eAceedlng SIX months o. by both such me
and imprisonment. A Judgment that ne defendsnt
pays iins may also direct that IN default ci pay
n~ni therroi the defendant be impffsonfi IN lhe
Town jail al the rsir u one day Tor evsry two dol
larS oI such ine anil the costs II the action.
SIC, n. An ordinances and paIts of ordinances IN
ecn1ld with ihis ordnanse are hershy I.p:sied-
President Of the Doart of Trustees
Vt the Town VI poh lll!.,
Aii.a, wM lY. D0hSE.
CIert of the Board.
On motIon, Ordinance No. ~. ~ read. wa. passrd
TyrrrI. stsphsns, and President panehy. Absent
Trustee 0rT. WM. "; pohhSs,, y. hc,
Dated April ~. is.'. n's siw