The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02

which shall be received in strong disinfect-
ing solution and removed at intervals in such
manner as TO secure the most perfect pro-
lection against infection. The sweepings OF
such cars shall likewise be deposited In these
receptacles for disinfection. The baggage Of
carried by them, shall not be accessible to
them until they shall have arrived at their
respective points Of destination.
Rule 3. All trains carrying passengers and
all other means Of public conveyance shall be
carefully inspected by an officer appointed by
the State Board OF Health, before they shall
be permitted to enter the state, and IL such
officer shall find upon any such train or ve-
hicle. any person showing symptoms Of sick
ness from cholera or infectious or contagious
disease, the car or vehicle containing such
person shall be prevented from entering and
must be detached from the train before il is
allowed to proceed.
Rule L. In cases of imminent danger from
invasion of cholera, diptheria, scarlet fever,
small pox or other contagious or infectious
diseases into the state OF Kansas, the medical
inspector or other health officers appointed
by the State Board OF Health, may under dr.
rectlon Of the board require Of every person
or persons desiring to come within the lines
or travel from one point TO another in the
state, certificate from some legally author
lied health officer stationed at the place OF
departure, that such person Is free from dis
ease and that there Is no danger OF any con-
tagious or infectious disease being Communi-
Gated by such, and all baggage or merchandise
OF any kind must bear q certificate OF inspec
tlon stating that the baggage or merchandise
has been disinfected and Is free from the dan
ger Of communicating any contagious or in
fictitious disease such as mentioned above.
Rule .: II any person or persons within the
limits OF the state OF Kansas during the time
specified for the enforcement OF the special
rules adopted by the State Board OF Health
under the authority OF the law passed March
10, 1898, for the protection oJ the public health
Is found to be sick with Asiatlc or sporadic
cholera, diptheria, small pox or scarlet fever
or other contagious or infectious diseases, or
known to have been exposed to the same so
that there Is reasonable danger OF the said
diseases being communicated from such per-
son or persons; any medical inspector or
other legally authorized officer appointed by
the State Board Of Health shall have power
without further notice to detain, quarantine
or place under observation and subject to such
rules and regulations as may be found neces-
sary for the preservation OF the public health.
PrOcidcd, That any properly authorized person
causing such detention or restraining any per-
son or persons shall Immediately inform the
State Board OF Health OF such action for In
structiOn In the case, and no person orpersons
shall be detained or restrained for longer
period than twenty four hours without special
Instructions from the State Board OF Health,
or its authorized officer In each and every
given case.
Rule6. The foregoing rules and instructions
may be repealed, changed or modified at any
time by the State Board OF Health as may be
deemed best for the preservation Of the public
health. FRANK SWALLOW, NJ. ID.
President.
HENRY A.sDYKEs, NJ. d.
Secretary.
j. j.. STEWART, NJ. ID.
A. j. ANDERSON, NJ. d.
II. SWARTZ, NJ. ID,
Il. NJ. HOOVER NJ. D.
H. ID. HILL, NJ. ID.