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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08
AMUSEM ENTS.
DOckstader's Ministries at the New
Turner Hall.

The music and laughter-loying public OF Los
Angeles was well represented at the New Tur.
ner Hall last night, and Dockstaders Minstrels
in their refined and enjoyable programme, won
the good will OF the large audience imme-
diately. The company embraces such 'gtars''
OF the profession as Billy Rice, Moieland. Max
well, Frillman and Dockstader, and those who
have not yet seen this troupe should take this
opportunity offered TO them. They remain here
for the rest OF the week
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

UHd oneBt eDlt lheh Jathe'
1,ef, and to sec sound prin.
Nh rather than those that are
evof may be thought Of our
person who wishes to main
&tion for veraciiy and candor
that our declarations are
scupd On wayeriug in acnti-
are told that the Ore
Nm is Al emphatic
Of tariff reform on
that Commonwealth. In
bis verdict of tie State In the
i OF civilization, the Demo-
ntion went right on with iis
made up its platform Of
<hicb II consideted right,
~ be popular or not. I.
Democratic statements Of
81 on this subject OF tariff
reiteratcs the Democratic
thich has been held
rson down. 1t makes
lleaitancy, Of faltering, Of
or "iodging." 1t places
1are on the Presidents re-
y, and stands or falls with
lying truths therein enunci-
IL 10, that our present
ie is out Of date. IL was
" circumstances which no
II produces q reye-
than our requirements
000 a year. Unnecessary
ADJUST taxation. A treasury
at all points with a great,
fsasing surplus is not only a
osir industries, but II is a
10 dishonesty. ~ would as
Congressman Cox, Of New
rtake to manage a powder
ID, as to maintain an honest
bal Administration in sight
Hs.p
and mendacious partisans
= false cry OF Free Trade !;
ed doctrinaires on our own
6y things which will give
this view. But the plat
4, the Presidents Message,
- Congress for the practical
of this policy are before us.
be judged by each citi-
~ merits. We can trust
and intelligence Of the
Dor TO interpret these things
decision will be to the effect
BAry taxation is a preposter-
bn; that the fear Of changing
\ IN the tariff schedule, the
n which is Of a long past era,
rs fear OF a shadow behind
Ut the looking up in the
2M millions Of money Is
u Of political economy ; that
Mot a tariff schedule which
average duty Of forty per
y dutiable list Free Trade, is
nendacious, the last resort Of
- which takes refuge in lies
|lGils.
81 the piatiorm ID the work
a we'll skilled in statecraft.
bold, it is aggressive,
W, the light Of the new morn
cyery letter, it is honest, it
u is in the interest Of the
above all right, eternally
such 1t cannot die. II may
for a time, but it cannot be
long.--whether it win or not
1t must prevail in the
and prevail finally.
on 1t than win on any
or any compact with
with monopolies, with
rings Or with any and all
- against the people and
rights.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08
GA mark Aecref.,

The Pavilion, in lpite of the attractions of the
Democratic torchligbt procession, was visited
by another large audience last night and Mr..
MorrsOn's company in N DARK Secret" receiv-
cd gratifying reception both for the scenic
effects displayed aud the impersonations en-
acted. The piece will be continued all this
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Ananeinl EIeetIan.

The following IA the result Of the Anahcim
election for town officers en- Monday last: For
four trustees BY. 20; Goidthwaitc, 7g; Reiser,
76; Iitileaeld, ~; Boege. ~. Marshal-smythe,
80. Trcasurer-JHnus, So.
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urasiiv~res rsseevsu... !. !.

Undeliscred telcgfems at the Western Union
Telegraph Office. No D Court street, at 10 p. NJ
Thnrday, June IN Pearl Norris Mss pran
cisco fepuvedA Martin bichteusfafter r. b
Wallstc W. r. Brown and g. G. Buii
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! Thn Fourth.

owing committees have been ap-
4 the celebration o. the Fourth Of
ree OF Arrsngements-Mayor Work.
+ Summeriand, B Z Taney, Colonel
I RaBecll. j. Downey Harvey. Alvin
Il. Rowan. DR.. Linoley, Walter S,
.crge Atwood j. NJ. Marsh, Charles Z.
4 Mortality, IL. W. Patton, J. Kuhrtg,
S.lf. a. \. Pa ne, r. B8llade.
~ I&kommittee--Eugene GefmaiD, Geo.
~. John Lowell, Fred J. Gilmore
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TICKET OFFICES:

TICKET OFFICES:
2O2 N. Main street and passengers depot, Los
Angeles Also at southern Pacific Co.'S Offices
at Santa Barbara, San Bernardino, Riverside,
Cotton, San Diego, Tulare aid Fresno.
m nl1..3m
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Ginten ftour.
United states sianei service

Entire wheat flour and grannla are such
foods that people in III health cannot afTord to
do without H. Jevne. grocer, sells them
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Santa Catalina Island T!
Steamer will Leave San Pedro and
Return as Follows:

gees.
bConnects with 5;15 P NJ. train from Los An.
geles.
ing same day.
dConnects with 3 P. NJ. train from San Pedro.
eConnects with p, M. special train from San
Pedro.
JArrives at San Pedro 7:o0P.M
ER-Round trip ticket from Los Angeles, rs
For further particulars apply to
C. A. SUMNER & co, 54 N. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

Report OF observations taken at Los Angeles.
California, June q 1888, by the War Depart
ment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

Time Bar 1h'r poins. oh% wa Icy tGSsesr Gss
sEs g g 4; & X S::; SI::; S::;
Maximum temperature, 7pi minimum tenn
AmUsEmEsrs.
| TURNER HALL. H. G. WYATT, Manager.
| j. Two Nights Only.
"WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY June 13 and IA,
The Distinguished Actor,
DAN MEL r.. u A n ID m A Nm,
In his own successful version of
DIR. JEKYLL AND MR.. HY e,
MISS LOUISE BEAUDET
And Sterling Company,
Direct from the great success OF Niplo's and
Academy .ot Music, New YORK, and Boston
Theatre, Boston, Mass. New scenery and
church choir OF twelve boys
"a touch OF realism which is worth oceans OF
makethift."-New York Herald.
"Bandmann has scored triumph. New
York SaF.
| Jekyll, startling in appearance, manner and
voice New YORK World.
seats ON sale at Bartietts jes-td
NEW TURNER HALL,
IN Spring street, between Second and Third
H. c. WYATT, Manager.
ONE WEEK, beginning Monday, June 4th,
Saturday matinee.
THE ACME OF MlNsTRELsY
From the Atlantic to the Pacific, to play tive
engagemcnts-Los Angeles andsa Francisco
MINsTREIs,
Dockstader & Graus Proprietofs.
From their own Theatre, Broadway, New York
BBw DooKsrADER, v. P. swEAra.N,
| BILLY RICE, BARRY MAXWELL,
| A. c. MoRELAND, W. B. MUhbALy,
| JAMRs BLAMPHIN, AND 30 OTHER ARTISTS.
Dookstader's Minstrels do not parade.
80 TIsrs-PosITIvELY 80
PIices-50c and 81. Seats on sale at Bart
| let's Music Store. my3o
HAzARD's PAVILION; v,,,s ,us o,,,. -.
McLAIN & LEHMAN. Lessees and Managers.
ENORMOUS SUGGEST HOUSES PAcKEDl
AUDIENCES DELIGHTED
THE PLAY THAT HAS STARTLED THE WORLD
a DARK sECRET!,
| A RIVER OF REAL WATER,
| Covering 1000 cubic feet OF the stage and con-
LAUNCH. Real Pleasure Boats Racing Shells,
Water Fowl, etc. Woman Battling for Life in
The original California Theatre cast, headed
| by Mr.. Lewis Morrison.
Nors: In consequsnee OF the, enormous ex.
pense entailed in this production, the prices
| during this engagement will be 25c, soc. and
| 75c. No extra to reserve.
Seats now on sale at McLain & Lehman'ss 3
| Market SC. je4td
| JIENILwOR OSTRICH FARM.
-rHK--
MOST PICTURESQUE PLEASURE RESORT z
| Near Los Angeles. Unlimited space for picnic
| parties, Tor whicn special rates will be given.
| Apply G. A. Sumner q Co, % N. Main street.
| Admission 25c Sundays 10e. Round trip
25c. Take Temple stree. cable TO Beaudry
| ave., and cars from Sisters Hospital. '-i
MUSIC EvRRY SUNDAY.
my1s.6m u
| CALIFoRNIA DIME MUSEUM,
~ North Main Street, near First.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

Handsome New Tourists sleepers furnishing
Mattresses, Cushions and Curtains
FREE or gfsARGEt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

The steamers santa Rosa
and City Of Puebla leave San Pedro for SAN
Diego on the dates OF their arrival from ean
Francisco, and on their trips between San Pedro
and San Francisco call al Santa Barbara and
Port Hartford (San Luis 0bispo) only. The
Eureka and Los Angeles call at all way ports.
Cars to connect with steamers leave 3. p. r. r.
depot, Los Angeles as foll6ws: with Queen of
the Pacific, Santa Rosa and City Of Puebla at
9:40 O'Clock A. NJ. With Los Angeles and
Eureka going north at 5:15 o'clock pm.
tickets to and from
All Important Points i'm Europe,
i u IVA APPLY no f
m. MCCLELLAN. Agent.
ONCE: No 8. Commercial St, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08
Iecture or e.nnI,etta.

e are on sale At
~ street. and the
the course 81. so.
Sta 25c.
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THE NEWS AT COLUMBUS,

COLUMBUS, June THE news Of Thur
mans nomination was quietly received
by about 100 people assembled in front
OF the Western Union office. No COM
ment of any kind was made by the
crowd. The news of the nomination had
been discounted here for several DAYS,
and was regarded as matter of course.
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sunset Cox aud the Refugees.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-Congressman
Sunset Cox says one little sentence from
his lips would adjourn the House instantly.
What Mr.. Cox means is best explained by
the following statement made by him TO q
Herald reporter today:
"Last Thursday" Mr.. Cox began, az
ran down TO Moorhead City, n. c., TO OBJ
tain few days rest. Returning TO Wash
ington yesterday my train was detained nj
Greensboro TO await the arrival OF the
Jacksonville x Florida express My pres
ence on the train had been telegraphed
ahead, and when ] alighted at Greensboro
] found large crowd in attendance, vino
insisted upon my addressing them. !
spoke for about thirty minutes 10 as intel.
ligent and responsive an audience as |
have ever faced.
"When the Jacksonville train came in
and we started north again, noticed that
had fallen among the most scared and
most forlom looking people on earth.
Suddenly heard one man propose 10 an
other that they should go forward, but his
friend replied that they would not be per-
mitted TO. This rather surprised me until
found upon inquiry that the majority OF
my fellow passengers were flying from tho
plague-striCken city Of Jacksonville.
''rhey were all bound for New York,
and imagine that half Of them are carry.
ing the germs OF the yellow fever in their
systems. This Is what ! mean in saying
that n word from me would adjourn the
House instantly, but out OF regard for the
feelings OF my colleagues | will forbelr TO
sneak of IL ~
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prohibiting immigration of all persons not
in sympathy with the government OF the
United States against alien ownership OF
land; in iaver of free technical schools for
American children, and in favor OF the cx-
penditure of the surplus for the building OF
Notifications and naval vessels
At 10 o'clock Chairman Wiggington an.
nounccd that nominations Tor q candidate
Tor President OF the United States were in
order Ex-Gov. sharp, in brief speech,
placed in nomination James ;. Ncgley, OF
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Watts, OF Maryland,
nominated Abram s. Hewitt, OF New
York. His uncomplimcutary references
to the British lion, the fisher
les treaty and Grover Cleveland were
greeted with Kisses from some Of the mem
bers OF the New York delegation. Judge
Church, of New York, placed in nomina-
ton James l.. Curtis, OF New York, the
California delegation seconding Mr. llcw.
tits nomination, as did also the District
of Columbia. New York seconded the
nomination Of Mr.. Curtis,
The result OF the first ballot was rs fol-
lows Curtis, -; Hewitt, |; Ncglcy, 4.
Gen. Curtis was declared the nominee
Of the convention. On motion OF u dele
gate from California, Gen. Curtis nomi.
nation was made unanimous amid great
cheering.
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THE INDIANS AT STANDING ROCK
Tho Intentions OF .ho Tribe Unchanged
Not Inclined TO Sign.

Tho Intentions OF .ho Tribe Unchanged
Not Inclined TO Sign.
CmcAoo, ILL.,, Aug. To- A dispatch
from Bismarck, d. T., says. Marion
White, q young Indian from Standing
Rock, arrived last evening en- route to the
Crow Creek agency, near Pierre. He is
going in haste, aud Il looks rs though he is
a messenger with important information
for the Indians ON the lower
reservations. lie says that the
| intentions OF tho Indians nj
Standing Rock arc unchanged, aud that
the report sent out by the commission to
the effect that tho Indians are signing is
misleading. White SAYS that the Indians
held another council Sunday evening and
agreed, by unanimous vote, To
stand firm nj their decision.
The Tcouncil was held at Running
Aniclopcs camp and was addressed 10y
Sitting hull, Gall aud Antelope. John
| Grnss, the popular chief justice OF the
! tribes, was absent. but one chici-llack
Bulls said to be- In favor Of the treaty,
The Indians know that Black Bull IL in.
clinod 10 sign, and they declare that II he
| does they viii run nm OIL the reservation
Letters continue la como from the lower
/ ngcncyH, and they all bring word Ia the
Indians at Standing Rock that the lower
Indians will not sign. White, who gives
| this information, * one of the young
Indian reporters who took notes dur
| ing the conference, nl hc IL exceed
ingly bright aud intelligent Ito feels
positive that none ot the Indians ON th,
reservation will sign at the council held At
Running Antclopc's camp. The. Indians
said they would not sign the red paper
which means "no, because they feared Il
might turn black before IL reached Wash.
| inginn.
The Indians nj the lower agency under
! Red Clouds leadership promise to rcmair
M stcadlnst NJ thuss Mt Standing ku'k
| The commissioner VII TcH,ain until mex
| Monday, wi VEN WV hs ration dny, an
will then hold their last conference Wit
the Indians.
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Notwithstanding the Dampness,
the Situation is Improved.
The Sanitary Force Increased to
Three Hundred Men.
Vioksburg, Miss, Adopts Quarantine
OF the Most Rigid Nature-Refugees
from Jacksonville Ordered to
leave-Other Fever News.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 15.--The sit
nation is decidedly better today-no
new cases have been reported and no
deaths. Rain has poured in torrents all
day. The mercury is much lower than at
any time during the week. Distinction
goes actively forward. The sanitary force
has been increased to nearly 800 men.
Many places are found unhealthy. Tar
and pitch fires and the booming OF cannon
enliven the scene somewhat. The com.
mittee on cannonading have batteries fir
ing at different points night and morning.
Money for the relief committee is begin
ming to come. Representatives in Con-
gress have sent kilograms offering TO lend
their aid toward the passage of the bill ap-
propriating 100000. The relief commit
tee has divided the city into five districts,
with competent men in charge Of each.
No mail will be sent to any route
through quarantine district, but
will be delivered day by day by whatever
routes may be necessary TO enable II to
reach the Office of destination without
passing through infected districts. Reg
istered matter intended for the city OF
Jacksonville will be sent over the Atlantic
coast line from Savannah TO Jacksonville.
Infected places which refuse TO receive
mails unless iumigated have been in.
structed to turn it all back 10 Waycross
Tor this purpose. A delay Of from forty
eight to seyenty-two hours is thus
caused.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

WAsuiNGroS, Aug. jHlho aliulant.
general Of the army today received the iUl.
lowing telegram from Major. General How.
arl, dated san Francisco, Aug "a.
Several sensational reports have como
10 me from different sources claiming an
Indian raid into Pleasant Valley, 4. T.
Al these have been proved without iouu.
dntion. Cen. Miles sent from san Carlos
the following iclcgum3 Just received the
report from Pleasant Valley WIS salts
fled the report could not be true and made
no report 81 H. II proves 10 be- entirely
without foundation. There are but six
men away from their proper camps avoid.
ing arrests for acts oi violence resulting
from Indian qunrrcla. ! expect three 10
surrender here. and three 10 surrender NJ
Apache Mono have left tho reservation,
neither have they disturbed the person or
property Of white men. They fired upon
scouts, hut tho causes and circumstances
cannot be- fully explained 10y telegraph. In
thr main al other Indians are undrr con.
troll, and q condition Of peace prevails.
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YclInm lever In Cnhn.

ST. JAGo, Cuba, Aug. l3.-Thero were
twenty deaths from yellow fever in this
city up to the 2sth Of July, largely among
the military. New food is furnished tho
disease by lot Of freshly arrived Spaniards,
who are working at the Janguay mines
near this city. The season is very irrcgu-
lar; in fact, the weather, which prevails, is
favorable for yellow fever epidemic in the
island Reports continue 10 be received
from the interior. Many children and
native Cubans are dying Of yellow fever.
m PaS Of Sancii Espiritu, refers to the
number OF cases there. IL Is long time
since an epidemic visited that city. As
many rs twenty-iour children have been
swept away in single day by the disease.
The British steamer City Of Baltimore
cleared from This port n few days ago for
Philadelphia. Whom six houm out the
chief officer George Carr, died Of yellow
fever. The steamer came back and re-
ported the death rs from apoplexy. by
coming back she expects 20 avoid quaran-
tine at Philadelphia. Fortunately, DIR.
Caminoro, inspector Of the United States
Marine Hospital service, is on the alert,
but he is lied TO by owners and DISTRACTED
by agents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

ArUurA, Me-, Aug. 1.-The Hon.
James g.. Elaine, accompanied hy bis snn,
Mr.. Walker Blaine, and large gathering
Of political admirers. loit hero on the TO-
O'Clock train iur Portland, whore ho Is tp
ba rendered % reception in the city hall
this afternoon. The party will boz met 10y
large drpuBiiun nt the railroad depot,
and procession will nitrrWlrl ho formed
and r.,irurl by Mr. blaine. Mt Horny
n C'rlyrt is a. preside. aud the speakers
beside blaine will include the Hon. War.
nor Miller aud ihc Hon Nelson pIngIuy.
A srruud meeting will boz held in the even.
inc. presided over by Col. ". s Splull.ng
aud iho Hon. A. W. lruuuy, Of Brooklyn,
and Congrr amln Reed will speak. Nj
blaine h not expected 10 be present At the
evening meeting
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present to the board at its daily meetings
at o'clock p. M, at the office OF Drs. Rob-
bins 4 Purnell.
DR.. Wilson moved, and il was seconded
by DR.. Purnell, that the citizens be re-
quested to lend the board their aid in
cleaning up the city by putting their
premises in thoroughly sanitary condi-
ton. The motion prevailed unanimously.
DIR. lgleheart moved the adoption OF the
following resolution:
Resolved, That we. as board of
health of the city Of Nicksburg, do request
the boards OF health OF the various cities
in the sections subject TO infectious dis
ease, to notify us at once by telegraph Of
any impending danger or the existence OF
yellow fever in their midst and in turn
We pledge ourselves to at once give public
and timely warning OF any danger or the
appearance of the disease in Vicksburg.
Resolved further, That all physicians
DO required to report promptly to this
board all suspicious OF yellow fever occur
ring in this city,"
The mayor OH advice of the board, he
being present at the meeting issued the
following proclamation: "By virtue Of
authority in me vested rs mayor of the
city OF Nicksburg, |, Richard i. Beck, do
hereby declare quarantine against all in.
fected districts and all points where in
fictitious disease has appeared, and all
points where refugees from such places
are allowed TO domicile, this quarantine
to continue in effect until otherwise re-
solved. Given under my signature, this
10th day OF August, A. ID. 1883.
ar. +. BECK, Mayor"
The board of health will meet every
evening at o'clock hereafter, so long MS
there is any danger to be feared Of an cpl
demic.
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sURGEON.GENERAL HAMILTON
Says Things Arc Growing brighter I'm
Florida.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-Surgeon-Gen-
eral Hamilton, who has just returned from
Florida, says the situation there is calming
down, but the panic is still very great.
Notwithstanding the death rate in jack
sonville is small, and that il has at no time
been great either ut Tampa, Manatee or
Plant City, yet the feas Of the peo-
pie in the adjoining towns arc such
rs TO lead them TO establish rigid
''shot gun" quarantine everywhere.
At Wilmington, our train coming north
was made TO lie on side track three
miles from Wilmington while they brought
breakfast to the United States car They
refused to allow the north.bound train TO
come into the depot. At Callahan, Fla,
the citizens land there are only two dozen
forbid any train to stop going either north
or south. II is safe 20 say that today
hall the towns in Florida are quamntined
against all incomcr. This panic in many
cases is worse than the yellow fever itself
tits hoped to qucll the disease 10y furnish
ing system OF inspection under govern
mcnt auspices At Jacksonville the board
OF health is doing It's utmost 10 stamp out
the disease. Rumors Of yellow fever at
Jacksonville have been prevalent for sew
cral weeks. The first cases in Tampa last
fall we're brought hero by schooner en-
gagged in smuggling.
surgeon General Hamilton has received
telegram from the secretary Of the State
lioard OF health at Wilmington, ~ O.,
saving that there are no cases OF yellow
fever in Wilmington, but that there is q
suspicious ease isolated three miles from
Goldsboro. thirty-thrco miles from vii
miugton. which is supposed 10 have come
from jacksonville.
The official bulletin from Jacksonville
received ut the marine hospital today
shows three new cases, no deaths ant
twcnty.thrcc patients under treatment
There have been twcnty-eight cases &
date aud four deaths.
pr. Wall announces one suspicious cas-
and one death ut Tampa and no sickncs
at Plant City. DR. Urquhart telegraph
from WaycIoss, Ca, that there are iiy
o. men engaged in iumigating mails there.
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yIcKsnuRG ~ EARNEST.
Realizing the Danger, They Establish n
Most Rigid Quarantine.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
vicKsnuRG, Miss, Aug l5.--The al.
,isory board Of health met this evening in
the Office Of Ds. Robbins q Purncll and
organized, olccting Or. lnglchart prcsi'
dent and DR.. Wilson secretary. The other
two members, Ds. Purncll and Sherurd,
were present, DIR. O'Leary only being
absent.
A resolution was offered by DR.. Puncll,
suggesting that the board Of mayor and
aldermen empower the board Of health 10
appoint three inspectors, one for each rail.
road and one for steamboats,, TO inspect all
trains and all boats incoming and report
promptly 10 the board the passengers ar.
irving by them, where they are from and
where destined.
The motion prevailed.
Dr. Shenard then offered a resolution,
which was passed, that all passengers 10
VicIuhurg be required 10 show q health
certificate from The health officer Of the
city from which they cmanalo, showing
that there Is no contagious or infectious
disease there. and that timely notice that
this rule will be rigidly enforced after the
tAplFAllou W UNIV way - h,i'Ns ha'Nhs
II was further resolved that the mayor
be requested TO issue a proclamation N
auarantining against all infectious point
and points where refugees from infected
districts are allowed 10 domicilc; aud u
was further resolved that the mayor ISSUE
this proclamation nsianter.
Il was further resolved, that u havini
+, come 10 the knowledge Of the board o
health that two persons MIR. and Mrs
Gilbert were here direct from Jackson
vile, Fla, an infected point that they b
notified 10 leave TIE city Immediately, am
that the city marshal be instructed TO ~
that this resolution Is carried out
DR.. Punell moved that Health Office
Price be required TO report 10 the board
health daily and give them oil information
the report 10 be made every DAY lor q!