New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
TIE PUBIC HEALTH.
ACTION OF THE STATE BOARD.
SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR THE STATE ACRE

SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR THE STATE AGREED
UPoN-TrE SUBSTANCE OF THEIR PROVISIONS.
ALBANY, Nov. 10.-The State Board OF
Health today. There present Doctors Moore,
Delavan. Hunt, Harris and Chandler. and Erastus
Brooks, Professor Gardner superintendent OF the State
snrvey. and Attorney. General Ward. The proposed
model sanitary orders regulations and ordinances were
taken up and adopted The general regulations. ETC.,
substantially make the following requiremonts
That all things dangerous to human life or health
deemed to he nrlsanccs and any person WHO nay
vault 10 be allowed within 30 feet of well or spring
ola or dead animals or refuse to De thrown on tAe
ANA all dvoayng vegetable or putTd matter 10
be removed from cellars g before May l, with
penalty OF 70 'or sa no cbenicsi, or
fertilizers throw refuse in any natural stream
or anything for human food be allowed within the
CITY vi age limts the penalty for violation being
holders whose dwellings there Is a case OF
CHOLERA yellow fever Vphus or typhoid
foiIu the local Board OF Health, and. until Instructions
are rrceiyed shall not permit any cotang or one, ae
report to board eni avoid exposure 10 TIM pun
ersons: that such occupants retain from leaving
premises or ci 'nGiuS tneir residence uh n'i .aheer
to the public health s"al D over mere Siil h0t Dc
pnbhc church funeral of any person VINO ms ded OF
scarlet fever. Aslatc cholera smallpox diPhthera or
attendance and prevent needless assembling In the
apartments where such dead person may re.
The ordinances and regulations; recommended as ap-
propIlate cities ana vii ages only In addition 10 those
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company snail erect OF maintain within the city limits
any mandatory where unWbOleSOne eXhalatlons OF
odors are cItted without perUit iron thr Bard or
Health that the keeping ana slaGshtrfiiG OF al cattle.
sheep ana swine. the preparation and Keeping oi
meat FISH. birds and fo1l snal be IN the
manner best adapted to secure their whoiesnnehes as
lOOi that siaugutcrhUsts, exc, he JnOiOSiy ecdsed
every iwenty-iour hours; that every hciei, longing
house. house, workshop factory, schp" inca
ire and every pubic buuiag shall be open TO the IN
specG.on Of tue Health Officer ana officers OF the Board
oi Health occupants 10 give notice. III the
event OF existing Tor its dnacment maj no
animal having any infectious or contdElous dlstaSe
shall be brought Kept within the INIT OF cry or
village; that regulations be made IN regard 10 thr sac
Of impure milk AMI that thorough registration OF
vital statistics DD enforced.
Upon Resembling this evening resolutions were
adopted urging upon thc medical profession III every
pait OF The State importance Of thorough proven
ton OF small pox proper vaccination. and appealing
10 all officers and teachers Of schools and sen!nales
supeItendenis and employers OF factory operatives
and other companies Of work peouc 10 securc the effect
nal vaccination OF all persons under taer su2eryson
also stating tuat it is an imperative duy Of The pubic
health authorizes to cause sanitary visitation from
house to house to advise AID maze the ViccluAton o.
| all who are unprOtt ctcd az INST The cO1taSon.
Erastus Brook and DR.. Harris were appointed 70 az
tend the annual NEE mg the merjcau Pibic IIeath
ASSOCIATION to be held i'll New Orleans De cemDer1 Inc
Board then adjourned TO meet III N;W-IOfK Nov en-
her