Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-29

y Oe destroyed and their probable valne
5 anu nle sane with the city clerk. who
: Hnai ! present the same to the board OF
aealsh lor us consideration. After due
! cohslaefatlon, II the board of health are
satisfied the person or persons 10 whom
. OeiOng the articles DESTROYED. are moi
/ aOle TO stand the loss of said articles Tho
:, uoaId OF neal h may order articles to take
S the place OF those destroyed, at the ok
pense of the city.
! Sec; Is. No vehicle of any kind shall be
. USED IN hauling or conveying any person
+ sick with smallpox, or the body of anv
: person who has died with small nov
} WITHOUT the written consent of the mar
shal, nor shall such vehicle be used for
, any other purpose until thoroughly
cieahsed, not without the written permit
"a tue sald marshal; nor shall any person
owning or controlling any vehicle used
Tor carrying passengers, allow to be placed
lherelh the body Of any diseased person
ana any vehicle used for CARRYING dis.
eased persons who have died from any
contagious disease shall have the same
plainly marked as being used for thai
purpose.
Sec. ID. No person shall move n small
pQx patient from any house or place
wlthln the limits of the city to any other
placc without the written consent of the
board of health; nor shall any person.
without a permit from the health officer.
carry or remove from one building to
dhother' or TO or from the railroad de-
pots or boat landings, or through any
street OF the city any person sick with any
contagious disease; and no person driving
any vehicle used In conveying such per.
son shall use the same for any other pur-
pose without the written consent of the
health officer.
See. II. The board of health shall have
power TO order any quarantine of house.
boat or vessel and establish anv pest
mouse or hospital, and shall have power
10 direct the health officer to provide
medical attendance. medicines and nurs-
ing To any person sick with any con-
laglOnS disease In any private residence
or public house when I'm the opinion of
such board Of health. the public will
/ thereby be- better protected than by re-
/ moving such sick person to the hospital
Sec. is, No butchers offal. garbage of
any kind. or putrid or sinking matter
shall be allowed TO remain ON the pre-
misses OF any person, or To be thrown into
any street or alley or place, or in any
standing water or excavation not cover
ed, or upon the grounds or premises Of
any person. or upon the beach or shore Of
the bay
Sec. 10. The rendering. heating or
steamlng OF any animal or vegetable pro-
duct. generating nOiSOme or unwhOle-
some OdOrS. shall be- conducted I'm steam
tight boilers, kettles. watts or tanks. so as
To prevent the noisome odOr and offensive
smell from escaping.
Sec. 20 No person shall be permitted
To pursue any business Of occupation in
the city that is dangerous or detrimental
70 lie or health, and every such business
shall be at once discontinued.
Sec. 81. No person shall offer for sale
or sell, or keep for sale, or deliver to any
person In this city any unwholesome,
watered or adulterated milk, or swll
milk. or milk from cows that are fed on
swirl, or garbage. or other like substance.
or stagnant water. nor shall any person
sell or keep for sale any butter or cheese
made from such milk.
Sec. %. No person shall sell or offer for
sale or give or deliver, for human food,
any blown, tainted, diseased or bad meat,
poultry, lsh or game. or the flesh of any
calf less than two weeks old when slaugh-
tered, or any decayed or unwholesome
fruits, vegetables or other produce.
Sec. %. The board of health shall he
empowered, whenever In their opinion 1t
shall appear proper and conducive to pub
lie health, To cause all people arriving at
the city, by any vessel from foreign ports.
to be vaccinated. who are unable TO prove
they have been vaccinated within the last
five years: and for the purpose of carry
ing into effect the provisions of this Sec |
ton, no boat or vessel from any foreign |
port shall be allowed to land until first |
receiving a permit from the health |
officer; and any captain Of any such ves-
sci shall upon conviction of violating |
this section, be fined in any sum not ex- |
ceeding three hundred dollars. Provided, |
however, this section shall apply only in /
case the board of health determine the /
necessity of causing such vaccination to /
be made. In which case proper notice /
shall be given by due publication of such |
intention In the paper doing cthe city |
printing; the health officer, shall, when |
ever In his opinion, necessary. to prevent |
the spread of small poX. order any person
or persons 10 DE vaccinated. and any per-
son refusing or neglecting for three DAYS |
TO comply with such order. having il in |
their power TO comply. shall be deemed |
guilty Of misdemeanOr. Persons unable /
To pay the expense. shall be yaccnated at
the expense OF the city, and for the pur-
pose of carrying into effect the provisions
Of this ordinance the health ficer shall
be authorized TO enter any house or build
ing OF any kind within the city limits. or
to 20 upon any vessel. steamship, steam
boat, or any craft landing or attempting
to land at said city, and search the same.
See. ~ The health officer shall have a
general supervision over the sanitary con-
dition OF the city and for the purpose of
enforcing the ordinances of the city for
the protection OF health. shall he cmpow
cred to enter upon the premises of any
person within the city limits and ii shall
be- the duty Of the health officer. when
ever any complaint is made to him of any
violation of any ordinance of the city pro-
viding Tor abatement of nuisance. or when
IL shall come To his knowledge
that any such ordinances are violated
to immediately investigate the same and
If in his opinion there Is such violation.
he shall notify the marshal thereof. Ii
shall be the duty of the marshal to i'm
mediately cause such nuisance to be
abated. by notifying the owner or person
in charge of the premises whore such
nuisances, on the owner or occupant OF
the premises Immediately in front of
which such nuisance is maintained, to re-
move the same. giving such person rca
sonable time to do So: and In failure of
such person to comply with such notice
the marshal shall immediately file com
plant against such perSon-or persons.
charging them with maintaining a nus-
ancc in violation of ordinance No. . and
shall cause such nuisance ia he removed
at tho expense Of the owner of the prop
erty upon. or Immediately In front. or In
the alley IN the rear of which such nui-
sance may be found. provided such charge
may be collected from the person Great
ing such nuisance.
|, See. -. Any person who shall violate
any Of the provisions of this or
dlnance shall. on conviction there
of. be fined uot less than five dOllras nor
more than t,o hundred dollars for each
Offensc.
Sec. 9G. Any refusal of any person to
comply with the directions of the board
of health. as by this ordinance provided,
within the time named by said board OF
health. or any refusal to comply with the
directions of the health officer or mar
shall, as by this ordinance provided, shall
be deemed a misdemeanor. and upon con-
viction thereof be punished by fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars.
Passed May %. 1890.
Approved May q, 1890.
4. A. TURNER, Mayor.
Attest: ALFRED RIEDEI City Clerk
ORDINANCE NO. 90
An ordinance prohibiting the excavation,