Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-25

a registry of the marriage celebrated, and
therein enter the full name of the parties
married and the residence, age and con-
dition of each; and every physician, mid
wife and other person who may profess
sionally assist or advise at any birth, shall
make ard keep a registry of every such
birth and therein enter the time
and place, ward and street of
said birth and the sex, and
color of the child born, and the name and
residence of each of the parents SO far as
the foregoing facts can be ascertained,
and every physician and professional ad-
wiser who has attended any person at last
illness or has been present by request at
the death of any person, shall make and
preserve registry of such death, stating
the cause thereof, and specifying the date,
hour, place and street of such death.
Sec. 81. That it shall be the duty of
every person mentioned in the last section
Tor required to make or keep any such
register), to present to the said Board of
Health copy of such register, signed by
such person or written statement by
him signed of all the facts in said register
required to be entered within five days
after the birth or marriage, and within
thirty-six hours after the death of any per-
son to whom such registry may or shall re-
late.
PHYSICIANS, CONTAGIOUS DIsEAsBs, BOARDING
HOUSE KEEPERS, ETC.
Sec. IS. That the word physician
other person who practices about
the cure Of the sick OR injured, or
who has the charge of or professionally
prescribes for compensation, :or any per-
son sick, injured Or diseased; that the phrase
| contagious disease" shall be held to
include all persons sick, affected or attack
ed By Or of disease ST infectious, conta-
gious or pestilental nature, and also any
other disease publicly declared by this
Board dangerous to the public health: and
every physician in said City of St. Paul
shall at all times cause his OR her name,
Office and residence and also his or her
kind and class of practice to be register
ed with this Board and in a manner
according to its regulations.
Sec. SO. That every physician shall re-
port to the Health Officer of the City of
ST. Paul IN writing, every person having
a contagious or infectious disease, such as
cholera. yellow fever, scarlet fever,
typhus fever, smallpox, varioloid,
diphtheria, or any of the grades of
of such diseases and the state of his or
her disease and his OR her place of dwell
ing and name if known) which such physi-
clan has prescribed for OF attended for the
first time since having such disease
during any part of the preceding
twenty four hours; but not more than one
report shall be required in one week
concerning the same person; but every at
tending Or practicing physician thereat
must at his peril see that such report is or
has been made by some attending physi-
clan.
Sec. 40 That it shall be the duty of
each and every practicing physician in the
city to report in writing to the Health Officer
the death of any of his patients who shall
have died in said city of contagious or in
fections diseases within twenty -four hours
thereafter, and to state in such report the
specific name and type of such disease.
Sec. Il. That every keeper of every
boarding house or lodging house and
every inn keeper and hotel
keeper shall within twenty
four hours report in writing to the Health
Officer the same particulars in the last
section required of any physician con-
corning any person being at any of the
aforesaid houses or hotels and attacked
with any contagious disease.
Sec. ~. That the commissioner, mana
ger, principal Or other proper head officer
of each and every public
Or private institution in said
city, shall once in each week report
in writing Tor cause such report by some
proper person to be made once in each
weekly to the Health Officer and state there
IN the name, if known, and condition and
disease of any and every person being
thereat and sick of any contagious dis
ease.
Sec. 43. That it shall be the duty of
every person knowing of any individual
in said city, sick Of any contagious dis
ease, (where such person shall have reason
to regard such individual as neglected or
not properly cared for, and to avoid Civ
ing said disease to others), and the duty
of every physician hearing of any such
sick person, who he shall have reason to
think requires the attention of the Depart
ment of Health, to at once report the facts
TO the said Department of Health in re-
gard to the disease, condition and dwelling
place or position of such sick person.
Sec. "A. That the keepers, lessees, ten
ants and owners of every boarding house
and lodging house, shall, within six hours
after the facts shall come to
his or he or their knowledge,
notify the Health Officer in writing
of the fact of any man or person lately
from any steamboat or vessel, being taken
sick at such house, and shall in such notice
state where such sick person may be found,
and from what vessel and when he came,
to the best of the knowledge of the person
or persons giving such notice.
Sec. Is. 1t shall be the duty of the
Health Officer to cause a notice to be
placed upon or near any house in which
any person be affected or sick with any
disease named or provided for in section
(39) thirty nine of this ordinance; upon
which shall be written or printed the name
of such disease, and no person or persons
shall remove, defsce, mutilste or interfere
in any way with the purpose of said notice
without permission from the Health Off
Ger.
Sec. 46. Upon the death of any person
affected or SICK with any disease named or
provided for in section thirty -nine of this
ordinance, the following regulations must
be observed: The remains of said person
must be thoroughly disinfected and
be exposed to the view of no one
except those absolutely necessary in pre-
pairing the body for burial, and be placed
In a hearse which mast not be accompa