Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
BORN, MARRIED, DIED.
G1FcIN0 THE RBalSTRY IA.
CAINE3Y IN ORDER.
AsW she Doctors. Preaehers, &c =.
are CSaalng m 10 ReeOra their
Ns0ss-The Law an0 What
10 keQ uires.

The machinery in the office OF 4. b
Frazer, ESQ, Registrar of Births, Mar
riages and Deaths, for the proposed cit,
registry, will soon be in working order
Mr.. Frazer has made q trim to Phila
desphia where he examined the book.
In the department Of that city, anC
James n Webb are now manufacturing
the blank records which will soon b,
completed. In a very little while Mr..
Frazer will be busy rec)rding in pon.
derous hooks Of many columns to the
page, everything Of Importance about
EVERY BODY who comes into the world,
goes oub OF it or joins hand. and shut.
Hes clear of siugle blessednesS."
The law passed a. the last session OF
the Legislature, and the ordinance
adopted by City Council creating the
Office, co lprise rules and regulations
making the system most complete
one. Every birth, every marriage and
every death will have To be reported
under heavy penalties for ne !lect. 1t
Is noticed that births must be sent in
within specified time, the time being
shorter than the limit required cener.
ally by people to decide on name for
sAAS A'S " 'SAh'titu. Iho hbtIF IlluSG Db
In the certificate, and people will, there
fore, have t. be quicker in selecting
names for their babies.
The law requires all physicians, mid
wives, ministers OF the gospel and
magistrates TO register at Mr.. Frazer's
oface. Thus far the following physi-
Clans have registered
Lewis p. Bush, physician, regular,
grad duate of the University Of Pom nsyl.
vaBln.
James A. Draper, physician, regular
grad uate Of the University Of pennsyi-
vania.
Willard Springer, physician, regular
graduate Of the University of Pennsyl-
vanlA.
Howard Ogle, physician, graduate of
Jefferson Medical College.
Henry j. StuDbs, physician, regular.
Florence L. Stubbs, physlc!;Ln, resu-
lar.
j. HArmer Elle, physician, homn.
pathic,
VIM. II. Corse, physician, regular
Caleb Harlan, ySician, homeopathic
graduate Of the University Of ponnsyl
vania.
Charles d. z. Ball, physician, regu-
lar.
John H. Simrns, physician, regular.
j. I. Y. BOc&som, physician, regtl.
lar.
Robert p. Greenlear, physician, regu-
lar
j. VIM. Correll, physician, Virginia
College
d. W. Maull, physician, graduate OF
the University of Pennsylvania.
VIM. Il, Bullock, physician, graduate
of jefferson Medical College
Drs. P. and NJ. II Head, physicians,
graduates of N. Y. Hygeia Therope
College.
john A. Parrn, physician, graduate
of Dartmouth, N. H., College.
Henry Paterson, physician, gradu
ate of the University Of Pennsylvania.
Isaac W Hazrlett, physician, gradu
ate of the Jefferson Medical College.
Reed j. Mckay, physician, graduate
of Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
Sylvester Chadwick, physician
graduate OF Hahnaemaun Medical Uni.
veraity.
Only six ministers have registered rs
yet, and strange to say the names OF
none Of the Method st, Episcopal or
Presbyterian preachers appear upon
the books. The section Of the ordinance |
under which the registry of names Is
required is as follows:
SRCTlON 2--It shall he the duty of
clergymen of all denominations, also
every magistrate and of other person
by or before whom any marriage may
hereafter be solemnzed or contracted
and of every practicing physician and
Of every practitioner OF midwifery, on
or before the first day Of September
rext ensuing, to report his, her or their
names and places of residence to the
City heIisttar, and it shall he the duty
Of the said Registrar to have the same
registered in index form in
>uitabtG books; in the event of a-ly Of
iho persons above specified removing to
any other place ot residence. it shall be
their Hutv to notify tn" City Registrar
If the fact within thirty days after
such removal, except when the person
removing shall cease to act IN such off
'ial capa ity, as makes them subject to
The pruy lNons Of this ordinance.
Further on in the ordinance "a fine Of
$40 is imposed on all who do not regis
,er before september LIST.