, 1888-02-09
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.


The following Regulations 1r. Iru..-
gated until repealed or m.uI.I r.y .r.
Honorable Board 6 Health.
Fus~G.-NIl lr--.I- IrHu san Frinrt.-.
ur other ports within rH.. tf.l i..l fi.t..
sinai. ,l.I a- this port. WI-.slr fIn u.r.r
H Port Townsend. auf anchor at 81 rcJ-
-nuI'l. lI-yuuc" from the WhaTVcs. The
officers and crews, with passengers, shall
remain on board, as well as an others
who may visit the vessel. until the
Health Officer shall have concluded his
inspection.
SEcoND.-The Health Officer shall
closely inspect every such vessel, with its
crew and passengers, and, at his discre-
ton, ii he finds that no pestilential dis
ease shall have declared itself during
the passage, may be kept under Quaran-
tine of observation for a period of not
more than three days; but #, at his dis
cretion, he finds the vessel clean, the
quarters of the crew and officers in order,
he may, at the expiration of twenty-four
hours allow such vessel to proceed to
ports of discharge.
TmRD.-On the arrival of any vessel
on board of which shall be found or shall
have been, any case OF Cholera, Fever,
u
other infectious or dangerous diseases,
the Health Officer may declare Quaran
tine against such vessel, and await the
instructions of this Board
FOURTH.-The Health Officer shall be
held responsible for the faithful per-
formance of this duty, and present TO
the Master OF each vessel, after finding
the crew and passengers in a healthy
condition, a permit to proceed to destina
ton, and collect for the same the sum Of
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, $3.50.
CHARLES EIsENBEIs, SR.
E. BIoNDI,
+. w. PETTYGRovE.
Board OF Health for Puget Sound Gus
toms Collection District.
j. d. MINKLER,
Health Officer.
Price of lumber has been advanced
$3.50 per thousand on the Sound.
The demand for Puget Sound cedar
shingles is greatly increasing in the east.
The Wailula Inland Empire is the
Game of the latest journalistic enterprise
in the territory.
Spokane claims to have the second
best hotel in Washington territory; it
cost, furnished, SlUOUUO.
Washington Territory boasts of Ga
Touring mills with an estimated out
put of 1885 barrels per day.
The Cascade tunnel will be completed
about the middle of May aud trains be
running through it by the first OF July.
Rev. T. l.. Jones, of Oregon NJ. E.
Conference. is now in Seattle. assisting
Rev Mr.. Hanson in his evanGeiistlc
work.
The Victoria Times OF Monday, 80 h,
saws: "The Umatilla will be released
from quarantine next Monday sho uld no
more cases of small pox appear. The
steamer oaturna went ut to the Una
tilIa at o'clock this afternoon
Tuesday morning at o'clock two dis
tant shocks of earthquake, accompanied
by load rumbling sound, were felt at
Snohomish City. A number of persons
residing in the northern end of Seattle
also claim to have felt the shock.
The Y. NJ. G. A. seems to be starting
off with unprecedented prosper
ity. Another lot of new mem
bers are to be admitted Saturday even
ing. A very good direction for young
men to be expsnding their energies.
Inc Oaii ASKS q questlonS qui'e EhoiJ
in the University matter. 1t Is no long
er an emergency of doubt, having been
practically settled. a few more moves
| on the chess board, and Port Townsend g
righteous cause will at last emerge IN
triumph.
j. F. McCann, for several years the
efficient boss of the mill, has resigned
his position with the Tacoma mill to at
tend to some property he owns on the
Skagit bottom lands. Mr.. McCann
planted the three brooms on the Tacoma
mill in open defiance of any fair competi-
tor shortly afterthe champion cut last
year. Mr.. McCann has host of friends
in the First ward.-Ledger.
The following are the nominations
the governor, sent to the council on Mon
day: Inspector of coal mines, j. Sulli-
van; regent of the university. iu place OF
f. P. Hicks, declined, j. @. Weatherred'
of Tacoma; trustees of the Vancouver
school for defective youth, t. fill the un-
expired term of John w. Sprague, LOUIS
Suhns, of Vancouver; dental commits
sioners, F. P. Hicks, A. McCully. p IL
Carylon, Ed Pitwood and j. G. Grasse