Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23

and no sexton, undertaken or other person
snail bury or cause to be buried the body
OF any deceased person within the city of
St. Paul, except in such grounds as are
now known and used as burial grounds.
or such as shall hereafter be by law desig-
mated and authorized to be used as such.
Sec. 81. That no dead body, or part of
the dead body of any human being shall be
IN any manner carried or conveyed from,
IN, to, or through the city of st. Paul by
any person or by means of any boat, YES
sci, car, stage or other vehicle, or by any
public or private conveyance without a
permit therefor first granted by the Board
of Health of said city,
Provided, That the same effect NAV be
given by said board to a burial, or transit
permit issued by the proper authority of
any other place or jurisdiction when the
death OF the person named in the permit
shall have occurred within such place or
jurisdiction.
Sec. so. That whenever permit for
burial is applied for, in case of death with
out the attendance of physician, or if it
be impossible to obtain physicians GER
| tifcate, it shall be the duty of the health
officer to investigate the cause and oircum.
stances of such death, to make and sign
the certificate required by section fifty
| nine of this ordinance, and if not satisfied
as to the cause and circumstances of such
| death, he shall refer the case to the coroner
| OF the city for investigation and report, and
said coroner is hereby required to make
such investigation and report.
Sec. 63. That it shall be the duty of
every physician, accoucher, midwife, I'M
I dertaker, sexton or superintendent of any
cemetery, or person having charge of the
same, practicing medicine or doing bust
ness within the city of st. Paul to register
his or her name in book or books to be
provided for such purpose at the Office of
the Board of Health of said city, giving
full name, residence and place of business.
and in case of removal from one place to
another in SAID city, to make change in
said register accordingly.
| VACCINATION.
Sec. Oh. That every person being the
| parent, or guardian, or having the care,
custody or control of any minor or other
individual, shall Ito the extent of any
means, power and authority of said parent.
| guardian or other person that could prop
erly be used or exerted for such purpose
cause and procure such minor or indiyid-
ual to be SO promptly, frequently and
| effectively vaccinated that such minor or
individual shall not take or be liable to
| take the smallpox.
Sec. 60. That no parent, master or Gus
| todian of any child or minor (having the
power and authority to prevent) shall per-
NIT any such child or minor to be unneces-
sarily exposed, or to neejlessly expose any
other person to the taking, or to the in
lection of any contagious disease.
Sec. 66. That no principa of any school
and no principal or teacher Of any private
! sectarian or other school shall admit to
any such school any child or minor who
shall not have been vacoinated within
seven years next preceding the admission
or application for admission to any such
school of such child or miuor; or shall any
such principal or teacher retain in or per
NIT to attend any such school any such
child or minor who shall not have been
vaccinated within seven years next pre-
cediDg the taking effect of this article.
Sec. 81. The evidence of such vaccina-
| ton to be presented to any such principal
or teacher, as is mentioned in the preced-
| ing section, shall be certificate signed by
the Health Officer Or any physician duly
| licensed by the state board of examiners.
Sec. IS. The Health Officer is hereby
empowered to visit any and all public and
| private schools in the city, and to make or
cause to be made an examination of the
| children and minors in attendance therein
as often as he may deem necessary to Sc
cure compliance with the provisions
! hereof.
Sec. SO. Any principal of a public
school, or principal or teacher of any
| private or other school who shall violate
any of the provisions of section sixty-six
! of this ordinance, or shall in any way pre-
vent or attempt to prevent the Health
! Officer from exercising the power con-
ferred on him by section sixty eight of this
ordinance, shall be uPon conviction liable
TO the penalty hereinafter described.
NUIsANCEs.
Sec. 20. That no person shall suffer or
permit any cellar, vault. private drain,
cess-pool,privy or sewer, upon any premises
! belonging to or occupied by him or her
within the limits of the city of st. Paul,
to become nauseous, offensive or in iuri Gus
to the public health.
Sec. II. No distiller, tanner,
brewer, soap boiler, tallow chand
Ter. meat packer, dyer, livery stable
keeper, hOusekeeper or other person shall
discharge out of or permit to flow from
their still house, tannery. brewery. manu-
factory, shop, packing house, stable, or
other place any foul or nauseous liquors,
sl0p5 or substance whatever into any pri-
va1e ground, street, lane or public ground
within SAID city.
| Sec. Y. No soap boiler, talloW chandler,
candle or oil maker or other person shall
! keep or use, OF cause to be kept or used,
any stale, putrid or sinking fat, grease or
meat; nor shall any. person keep for more
than twenty-tour hours any undressed
hides, except at the place where the same
are to be manufactured.
Sec. 10. No owner or occupant of any
grocery, cellar, tallow chaudlery, shop.
soap factory, tannery, brewery, distilIery,
pork or beef packing house, stable or barn
shall suffer the same TO become foul,
nauseus or offensive.
Sec. "a. No owner or possessor of any
animal which shall have died, shall suffer
the same TO lie on any public ground,
street, lane, alley or any private lot or
place within this city; nor shall any per-
son throw or leave any such
animal, or any vegetables or de-
cayed animal matter or any Stops
or filth whatever, solid or fluid,
into any pool of water in said city.
Sec. 75 No owner or occuDant of anv