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..'. rn,. I.Iits ,,r,.ssuIei. / succeeded Il!
min, ty, I.-f, lis. William Jones
anJ ~eIh smiley 40 assist In the burIai OF
h.,,iy. T,e exposure Of the two purSouS
named If curse necsss. .tttel their quar-
antIne i.s precautionary measure.
From s:II h day OF February atone
sand. VISITED the said vessel. us shown
ny Drrseute,I bills, these visits were nee
eSs,,rv f,r Inc feasJu that ali the off
Gers and crew ii tn. vessel. had been ex-
nnsrd In Infection. more ur less from
lie 81 day ont from SEu Fraaci.cl, ana
con .pQnai,tiy 1t was impossibl- to know
n whar M. any OF lhe!n won!d be taken
d,wn H., ;l,e. disease.
On iGe C,h of February 1888, vacci-
mated all tie officers an. crew. except
the u mate, who stated that he had
h. en- y.cc!l.ilted within :wo or three
wears urevl us. and lie showed IL good
scar. and VINO r.faseI t, ta again yac.
cInated. [ assu v.ccinatcd TIE tSo
men Joues and Suiey.
L continued daily 10 fuuigate the YES
sci while she was IN quarantine.
Ga February 9th 1888, / had decks
and fsrec.stle thoroughly clcauSed with
water, ii ruding, Washing and scruU0.ug
them, and the same night had the fore
castle aui water decks made tight
Closing apertures and fumigated them
The two men, Jones and Suley, that
us.isted /. the burial, were required 10
thoroughly wasI and they were thor
ourilIv fum!nated; ucw 5eiolEes were
provide! them; their old cluIhes aud
their hcdIIny they bad used together
with the too S ard Implements that had
be en- used IN the burIai, were IL ! il avIiy
weighted and sunk IN the S.lud.
Uuder instruct ous from tie Board on
the I4th day of February 1883, | re.
IN we'd Jones and Suley from said YES
sci '-Cuursel" to the Pest House. VIA
Point wilson road. This removal was
made as a precautionary measure, that
the vessel might not be kept an unrea-
sonable length of tim, in quarantine, il
being thought probable that the officers
and crew OF the veIeel they having been
so long exposed t. the disease ON the
voyage aud since the arrival here might
escape infection. And that the officers
and crew might not be exposed to any
further risk by the presence Ot said
Jones and Suley ON board.
On February 16;h 1888 Jones ard
SnIey exhibited symptoms IF tmallp
with PRIMARY fever.
On February IStn 1888 Su'ey showed
eruption of small poX. Jones showing
some sigus of improvement. On 9th
February 1888 | was notified by signaf
ON vessel that there was sickness on
the vessel. | Immediately proceeded on
board, and found Frank .. Peterson,
one OF the vessols crew, suffering from
and illness that exhibited all tue pre-
monitory symptoms OF small pox; this
man was removed same day IN proper
manner to the Pest House.
L may here state, continued visiting
vessel as shown by bill, up to and ir-
cluding the 10th day of February 1888,
at which time said vess-l was discharged
from custody.
To resume
Having the three meu, Jones, Suley
and Peterson at the Pest House, L con-
cluded IT advisable tC provide separate
quarters for those with developed small,
pox from those that had not developed
smallpox. With the assistance of pat,
ieuts able to assist, repaired aud put
in order, as we'll as could be, the leg
house on the premises, and used the
separate quarters for above purpose
The patieBts got along very well, though
suffering severely from Udcci7G.
On February q. 1888, Captain Colby,
master of schooner Courser. brought one
John Logan, his second mate, that had
been exposed to infection on the vessel.
before me for examination. found
that the mau was broken out with small
pox, that he had fever and was slightly
delirious l Immediately took him 10
the pc t house. Thereupon, by
order of the Board of Health, tele-
graphed guarantee of vessel TO Port
Discovery, where vessel then was.
February %, 1883, L proceeded to
Health, quarantned vessel Tor nVc Gays