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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
CHANGES IN GENERAL BALANCE SHEET.
1893 TO 1894.
1893 10 1874.
RESOURCES.
BEING receipts from sources other than operation.

The item which will catch the readers eye IL
the increase In the item OF bills receivable.
namely 81. 495 326 No explanation OF this item Is
given in the report issued to-day.
On August O. 1894. this company applied TO the
New-York Stock Exchange 10 list N.5OO.OO gen.
eral mortgage per cent gold coupon bonds Tor
advances to Lehgh and Wilkesbarre Coal Com
pany. contingent companies and leased lines and
for general expenses Of the company" The L.
high and Wilkesbarre Coal Company's report for
1894 has been printed, but has not been distr1o-
uted.
The following table compares the business OF
the Central of New-Jersey for three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
ELECTION NOTICE.
THE. NISSOiI IN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.


NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing Of the GGkholdsr. 81 The The C MSSg, r or.
in the CITY ~ St Louis Missouri, on TUESDAY tho
18th day II March. 1895 900 o'clock a. NJ or me
election OF thirteen for the ensuing year ana
FOR tho TRANSACTION ~ other business mat may
before said meeting. ,,.-.-.- ,,, 4. IT., =,
The annual meeting .: the Directors WIZ oe nsid a.
the same Office Wednesday. the ioth uhy VI Aih'cn'
AT 1900 o'clock noon -. . -, - -.,,.
The stock transfer books will he closed on Friday.
Feb Isi 1895 A: SEQ O'Clock i. NJ ana Feopened on
Thursday March 18th 1so5 at 1910 9,c,1ck A. NJ
' GEO. J. GOULD. President
4. II. CALEF. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
Sales bn Aneiion.

an MAY 18th. 1S!J there will be sold M auc
~ ton in Santiago Chit fifteen Nitrate Fields and slx
Nitrate Reds belonging the Government and situated
in Province OF Tsapsoa For further Information ap
ply 10 the Consul General n Chill In New-York and the
Consuls In Philadelphia and Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
financial glcttlons.
ELECTION NOTICE.
LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SoUThEhS
ii A IL 4 Az


ST LOUIS HOY 1IOt NrAIN AND SOUTHERN
nHII,V, AN COMPANY. -
New York. January - lA1o
NOTICE is hereby given that Inc amman meet
~ OF the stockholders Of me -. Jus t,Gh
Mountain A. Southern Railway Company VIII ne he'u
the Companys Office. In the city OF -. LOUIS Mis
TUESDAY the Eth day - March lso Al oo' c'1n
A. NJ for the election ~ thirteen Directors Tor inc
ensuing year and the tiansacion or any o'hc' oNs'
ness that may before said meftint -, -.
The annual meeting ~ the Directors VIII DC hnin a.
the same Office Wednesday. the 18TH day OF MARCH,
1893 1900 O'Clock noon. , - ,,~,s..
IN. stock transfer books win be eosed on n
Feb LIST 1875 at. 800 O'Clock T. NJ. ana rcoIprheN
on Thursday. March I'm, 1873. at tnn G'en a. ~. NJ
A.. Al. CAIEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

Business Ghantes.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

To purchase low figure the unsold portion OF very
popular and eligby located seaside summer resort
three fronts frst-cass hotels water sup
ply and perfect To capitalists profitable
investment be demonstrated. Address b. f., Box j.
Tribune Office.
A STRICTLY reliable and experienced salesman resid
"A ing In Chicago desires the Chicago account
81 frsciass Eastern MANUFACTURER. Al references ana
bond II required Call between 10 and WRITE j. H.
TATE. iG Murrayst
kOR SAIE.-A money maker: wholesale and retail lum-
her business. Established 1874; annual sales fifteen
million feet Vessel and ra facilities planning mil and
dry kiln; capital required Twenty-Five Fifty Thousand
Dollars w. ARTHUR. Postofrce Box 1l6 Detroit
Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

The price Of domcs,lc exchange A. foilows
at the places named: Chicago. 25n3or. premium
Boston, l5l lie. discount 81. Louis So. 'ii req :"
100: San Francisco. sight l.. telegraph -, New
Orleans. commercial loo premium; bank l'' pro
MUM: Charleston, buying l-52 premium selling
Is premium.
Bank clearlngs were as follows at the places
named: New-York- changes. $N6.1N45i2. bal
ances. sJ324233. Philadelphia Exchanges. $40
49l 23S; balances. Sl4206l' Chicagp-ENc manages
sI73H. i29 balances. sl477665. Boston Exch lnee.
slS.527ls2. Batimore-Exchanges. Sl7io'ls, bal
ances. S2249l7
The price If commercial bar silver in This mar
ket was 60a.c.. nominal. an ounce. Mexican d'l-
lars were quoted at 4Sizc. In London bar sIIt'i
advanced l-l6t To 2i9sd. an GUN -. Inc b'H' 10
market was quiet
rates quite UP u those u yesterday afternoon
The syndicate sold sixty-lay bills freely. AZ
4s7i. Other offerings were scarce. \, IN" s"-o
the market was strong The rates AZ which bush
ness was actually done were as follows.
Gable: 1ons en' short Pr
i i,snDs ;is'. ,is'.o5 !.
R.iehsmafks -. ...... ~. g..
In London the rate II discount in tho open
market was lnali. per cent for both short and
long bills Money on cal was lpl'. Per cen
Gold to the amount Of $4,000 went into inc bthk
81 England on balance to-day. british ms u
remained unchanged at 104 3-l6 fpr money ana
lO45. for the account. American securities wci"
irreguiarly changed. Canadian Pacific losing -
TO AN. Illinois central ~ 10 70 anu '''"'''''
and Nashville IL t. J0is. while Err" shares 90
). 10 So. the DDS pcr cent - 90. ana ~"
York Central /, to asia New American g. were
at 49, per cent premium.
French rentcs l03 francs l2is ccutm"s. Iaii'
exchange on London. - francs AZ confines.
Rorlin sigh, sterling % marks $50 pfcnnings
Gold premiums to-day: Bucnos ANrcs, -.
Madrid 10 90. Lisbon. 23.25A. 81 Petersburg, %.
Athens II; Rome. $50. Vienna. }
We have received the following:
THE Valley Railway. 81 ohio. having h"c"n"
insolvent a committee. announced In another
column OF this issue OF which Louis fitIg"raIl ~
Tho chairman has been formed - act a. a 10
organization Committee. \ plal for thr r'fi
panization Of the company has been prepared
and Is lodged with the Mercantile Trust con!
navy ~ Ncw-York Holders ~ bonds OF sior X
dosIrirp 10 participate in tn" benefits oi the
Man must deposit their securities with the A'i
camille Trust Company IN or before Api'I 10
next. An assessment OF e. per shhrr On '"o
s,ock must be paid at the time Of deposit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
STOCKS HIGHER AGAIN..
SHORT CONTRACTS COTERED.
u,,,r POND sYNDICATE's MOVES IN TWO
BRANCHES OF THE MAfhHi
SOME RAILWAY FIGURES.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MNi,Nh
DrAIIXCS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

J,UROPE-Thirrv excursions To Europe Ocean
II tickets vs. all lines Send for Tourist Gazette g.
CLARK Touris, ACT. III Rway. y =; iShe Aupc''
Paris. CLarug Cross. London Official 4Nhe' 49,
I,..rsylyini, Erie X. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
CI\AkD LINE,

"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QuEENsTOW%.
TrrurIa .... Mch . a. N tmhria Men 10 W H. m
AMANDA ch o. 3 o. IN Lg.anla. Nch -. . p m
Pr m pier ~. North River. foot ~ Carkson,.r ON
Cohin ras~nge and upward. Second cabin $50 SfV
Si5 according t. steamer and accommoiauons =.
S,eorage tickets and from all parts ~ Europe a,
very low ra'es. Fox freight and passage apply at ina
,'ofnpluv's Office. y. ! Bowling Green New iork.
VERNON II BROWN & CO. General Agents
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MTNRm7mNN1 r 1ME
WHITE STAR LINE.

n. ~ -
.Adfatic hfnr G. r. III 'Adriatir. Aprl nom
,'.f,a,rc Ma on m britannia. Aprl II. noon.
.,,a,cs,i, IA q m Majestic. April ~ 7 a. M
From White star DOCK. f9ot q Wes, ion.s .vrps
saloon $50 upward acc"'dng 70 sehret any -,
ca,ion = berth second cabin these steamers ioui
SSo according L, steamer Stae-aze from York $40
Pr.paid tickets % Broadway. New York fhila
1'''"'' -''' H. MAITLAND KERsEY Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
NIAIJORY STEAMSHIP LINES
~ I.TIIE.RLA\D S LIN T..
old DOMINrON LINE.

~ Stcarnsrs for NORFOLK. rORTSMouTH. OLD roINi
IMPORT sni NEWPORT NEWS VlRGlNLA REACH
Do,T caMoI Tses p,y Wgs Thurs ar Sat E9'
For WEST POINT NA-Tucs. Thurs and Sat From
Pier &c No y. r.. foot Beach-sL. at p. m, Sat
urdays Through tickets and freight rates TO all
points South and West.
W. l. aUILLAUDEU. Tranc Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
CLYDE LINE.
GENERALE Transatlantlque.

y FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE
LA RRETAGNE. Eup1 ............- sat Mc1' ~ y ~
~ NORMANDtE Polr1t.......... sat Mch " a IN
IA GNST0GNE Iaui"lau ....... sat N'1 - p ~,
New York - Alexandria, Eeypt VIA Paris trip Nald VI
DAYS Tlrs.class. 500. second-clsss. SIG . 60,
4 FORGET General Agent No. lowing "Fe'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

EUROPE. Seven personally conducted Euro
Il renn ~ days $40 In.lgd'ns IN" nn.ns
p,id Frank Baker. Tourist Agent. Ioi Bennett building
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
DrROpE EGYPT AND PALESTINE.

Il Parties nj frequent intervals. lniependent tcK~
and Atlantic passages at lowest rates q. any 'o1r
TIIOS COOK & son pei and .22a II way. " l.
Or,ciai Ticket Agents for all Trunk INES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DED "D' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
Ia for Ia Guayra. Puerto Cahclo Curacao and Mara
caibo va curacao. from PierrepOnt Stores. Brookyn
> :, NhttAN 40. TUESDAY y u"
= ). NENEIl Fla saturday. March ~ p M
8. 5. PHILADELPHIA. ...... Tuesday March 20 y. m
These American steamers built expressly for the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers
For Curacao and MarucahJ. freight only - -.
: 3 MAEACAIBO ............. Saturday. March q
BOULTON. BLISS & DAfLETT.
General Managers. l33 Front-st.
CAVANNAU LINE.-THREE TIMES WEEK
- ~ Per B.. ~ r.. foot OF Spring st, Tuesdays
apply - .
Cent r. II Az R'wny. S w. R,.. 26i Bway.
J. +. ADAMS q, f A. F. lR. J.. WALKER. Agt o 8
C. p n r. aN R'wayS IL. co. pier. 30 n. X.
a. NJ eORREIA Manager
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ArcuIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA fE~
CHhole Syst,m)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs AT NEw.yoR
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

inferred at the port So 372 $50 SIT 80 or 500 2I SOT
hto"h on the market % 2l 80 Is 59s 100 81 O57
The courier., 1895-01-19
THE COURIER

of the manifestations OF the "Trby' Tlby
dinner New York contemporary "A clever and attractive
living New York recently received invitation to
mpersonate dinner Du Mauriers heroine the Latin
quarter mode of Irish extraction with the heart and beautiful
feet This the invitation which she received Dear Miss D.
We have decided celebrate the New Year by Trlby DIN
add very the general Trbyness
the you will condescend to Tlby Be wise
accept will old time The festive Teddy
will Tafy the large and ovabeony his
whsers have yet been permitted reach heir naturally
growth little Jimmy will the of the Laird bis
ruby beard being think thoroughly keeping with the haac
the canny and Badly the beautiful whom will be
simply will be Blee He young and rich,
pettst and he halls from the OF and beans
sharpen up spghty yours prepared
conquest We shall without fail don't trouble to
Your friends and Tay the Laird Little Blse
you dying and the Jerusalem Skyar
place New Years night The Laird the
Englshman and of Ills the
Jerusalem Skyar fiat the East side took the place OF the
Place ST. Anatole Arts Tafy
mpersonaed by the gentleman spoken Of Teddy Of i'm
posing appearance Bade who little Bee for this
young Importance his city No
place o'clock when everybody hungry and
gathering re e!abOratsly suggestive Of -Tby Each
This ona vSen to the who Triby Tor
'"' '''""S fNa aSups, de Bossme Trlby.
Pain AZ fG Sci. Bsure de campagne.
r.. , S,sas-
Plum pttidI&g = la Rochemartel Bossegur.
Xhde pie a la Hub
EG0 \Nox Oranges.
CAampaApe Vim de Here's.
z Ron soir.
Flower of the "0\
II I've been merry. whatSn S6eA who knows
The description of the a this which not adapted
from Tlby had Appropriateness to the diners The
tried of the characters the
which they admire rSundy In their opinion they did
Mr. Du Maurer Ipting this OF their fesv
ties would not be ws e detailed account @ Of their pro
Trby and her friends ThsTby of the dinner escorted
home Tafy the Laird and Little And the latter having
bale farewell Tlby modified but ke imitation
The courier., 1895-01-19

Ef ~ 1|ISMALzZZzTz1Eh 4
iEN NIS @3Tassz@-H.-.Es7 .Es7: s;z7szs7- 90. -J
III V# AiHh x8{T Beyond the weddings n prospect
HI IW n tHlsXI society has very little to talk about
Ne M these days; but these matrimonial
~ N -. events of frequent enough
MM2 u to furnish considerable
NN<A for gossip. This week has been given
N@NT verlargely to dancing. the Empire club
and the Patriarchs giving
The gave dancing party Lansing Wednesday
evening.
seveng give recital Wednesday January % at
the university chapel, assisted 10y Miss Susie Schofed
The of federation of women clubs
met this week at the residence of Mrs. j. Ii. Garfield
Mrs. Elmer s. Dundy of guest of c.
Mrs daughter Carrie Denver the guests
Of Mrs. Cass' sister, Mrs. NJ. T. Harum
The Matinee Musicale organization h"me~ its friends
Monday evening in Curce music hall The
accounted for by the fact that each member privileged invite
five friends The hall handsomely decorated
Following the rendition of the refreshments served
Phe club has decided to hold meetings Mon
day nights event the first The follows
Trio-"Barcarola Campana
Mrs A. W. Jansen Miss Lllibridge Mrs. d. A. Campbell
Id oampanea raganinlllszt
Miss Hoover.
Miss Richardson.
Paper-"The Oratorio"
Miss Stoddard
Komanza schqman
Mrs. Will Owen Jon,s.
For Dream Dreams Sake Cowen
The Kissing Gate" :. " ls CoWen
Mrs Mary Lamer Gray.
Mrs c. s. Lhppncott, Miss Lilbrdge.
The courier., 1895-01-19

Beyond the weddings in prospect
society has very little to talk about
these days; but these matrimonial
events are of frequent enough occur
ence to furnish considerable material
for gossip. This week has been given
over largely to dancing. the Empire club
The courier., 1895-01-19

The executive board of the state federation of "
met this week at the residence of Mrs. j. H. Garfield
The courier., 1895-01-19

bae farewell to Tlby then moiihed but feke imitation
of Christmas dinner
The courier., 1895-01-19

Professor Sievekng will give recital Wednesday, ia
the university chapel assisted by Miss Susie Schofeld
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-30

health, and in the course of such inspection
to examine all privy vaults, priVles, and all
other places likely to prove nusauces or
detrimental to the public health. 1t shall be
the duty of the Health Officer TO visit daily
all green groceries, beef and fish markets, and
inspect all articles there kept for safe; and
should he find any mea,s. fish, oysters or
vegetables diseased or spoiled or for any
reason unfit for food, he shall immediately
forbid the sale thereof and report the same
to the Board of Health.
Sec. 2. Any persoo so Offering for sale
any diseased or spoiled meats, fish, oysters
or vegetables, shall be punished by hoe of
not more than fifteen dollars (Sl5) nor less
than one dollar (SD, or by Imprisonment for
not less than one / or rot more than fifteen
(l5) DAYS for each ofense
Sec. 3. The salary of the Health Officer
shall be a, the rate ofthiriy-6ve dollars (S35)
per month He shall be required TO give
bond in the sum of Que buudred dollars
(Sl0o) lor the faithful discharge of his
duties.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-30
RULE 80

Il shall 70, bc lawful for a"y person OF
persons TO connect Any vault, priyy or water
closet upoa aay lot with any Of the o7ai3s os
the City. or to discharge or convey the Cen
tents :hereof into any such drain and A"y
such person OR psrsors offending herein.
whether he or trey be owners or occupants ci
-mch io,. SHALL be fined not more than fifty
$50 90 dollars. or imprisoned rct more
than 80 days for eacn aud every otfenss. AID
n!so n further additional sum for each and
-esry day that the said grievances, or any Of
them, shall continue after written notice
from the Mayor or BOARD Of Health to abate
OF discontinue the same. And any person
ho SHALL be concerned or eagaged in the
building or construction Of any means of con-
veyncce or connection for The purposes afore-
said, or sny of them, shall forfeit and pay 10
the city for each and every otense the sum
Of tn $50 O0) dollars.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-30

DE 1T ORDAINED by the i!ayo7 aud
Aldermen of the City of Sumter, ir
Council assembled aad oy authority OF the
same:
SECTION Trst the Rules and ReguIa-
tions. u";ie and adopted by the Board Of
Health o; the Cry of Sumter, 5 C. with all
ice provisions, fines and penalties therein set
forts, signed b7 ,Ae President. aud attesied
by lie acting Secretary Of SAID Board. dated
l7t;' day ct October, 1895, be, anG the same
nre hereby approved, and shall have the
fcrce Of ordinances of the City of Sumter, :
c., after, s.d from the due publication there
Of, in compliance with, ard ss rsqn;red bv
an Act OF The General Assembly OF he State
of South Carolina, CT tiiie An Ac, 20 E.
tan ish Local Boards of Health in the Cies
aud Incorporated Towns of the State and TO
defue the powers thereof, approved Jar
uary 5ih A. d. 1895
Done and ratified III City Council assem-
Died aud under the Corporate Seai of the
City of Sumter, S c., this eighteenth day of
October, a. D. 1895.
B.. PIERSON,
C. NJ. HURST, Mayor.
Clerk e. Treasurer.
Oct 30.
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RULE 30

|. shall be unla wfal to dig any new ditch
es or ;recches for any purpose, or to open up
any old ones so as to expose the np'urned
earth during the months of June, July Au-
gust and September, except IN cases o! small
excavations, aad thea oriy ate! special par
mt frotn The Bon;d Of Health, aud ala: per
son who may violate this rule mag be fined
by the Mayor or Board of HEALTH on coEvic-
,oa thereof, rot more than twenty dollars
OF be Imprisoned in the City prison not more
tan twenty days: Provided that this shall
rot apply TO persons cnltivating the soii IN
their Yards, gardens or lots.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-30
RULE II.

1t shall be the du:y of tie undertaken or
person in charge of the corpse TO deliver The
said burial permit, with ,he dead body, 10
the Sexton or other person 10 charge OF the
burial ground in which il is proposed to inter
such dead body whenever such uuria: ground
is with the limits Of this city; nad when-
evrr such burial ground is without the limits
of this city the said permit or duplicate
thereof shall be delivered by Said hesrse
keeper or other person in charge Of the hesrse
to the Health Officer on ,he DAY Of in,erment,
under penalty of not more than twenty-five
dollars (S25) or be imprisoned not more than
twenty (2O) days for each and every failure
or neglec; so rs do and for any and every
violation O. the provisions OF this section.
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II shall not be lawful for any person TO
permit any lot IN his possession or under HE
control IN the city of Sumter to be kept in
sach condition as to hold water in holes or
pools after rain, but all lots shall be kept
in such order ghAt the water from rains Shall
easily ard quickly flow therefrom; and auy
person who NAV he convicted of violation
of this section of this ordinance may be 6ned
not more than ten dollars (Sl0) CT inl-
prisone3 no, more than ten days in the city
prison and in addition thereto the Mayor or
City Council may have ard order acy lot not
properly kept in condition after ao.ice, put in
proper condition at tee expense Of the person
IN possession or who has !: undrT lis centrol.
ana recover tie expeuse thereof iii "a: corEt
OF cocpeivn. jurisdiction, in az action
brought 10 tha name Of said city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-30
RULE 6.

Section /. 1t shall OF be lawful TO bury
any dead person within the incorporate lin
its of the City of Sumter.
Sec:2 Any person or persons who shall
bury any dead persoa or shall assist at such
burial within the limits aforesaid after the
time aforesaid, shall upon conviction thereof
be fined not more than fifty $3.50 oo) dollars
or imprisoned in the City prison not more
than thirty days.
Sec. 3. Should any dead person be buried
within the City of Sumter after The time
aforesaid the Mayor or the City Council
or the Board of Health shall canse the said
dead body to be taken up and removed. and
he or they may designate n place for the
burial of the same aud it SHALL not be lawful
for any persons to interfere with the Mayor
or Board of Health or their Agents in the
removal of said dead person, and any person
who shall so interfere shall upon conviction
thereof be fined rot more than one hundred
(Si0o. COY dollars or imprisoned in the City
Prison not more than thirty days.
PROVIDED, That this rule shall not ap-
ply to burials within the grounds of the
Hebrew Benevolent Association and within
TIE grounds of the Sumter Cemetery Associ-
alton as now located (or the Colored Gene
tery) or Catholic Cemetery adjoining The
Protestant Cemetery.
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RULE %.
Dry WeI1s

i shall not b. iawfr' for an 2esson N
the ci:.r Of Sumter 20 permit sn:y 2:ivr CT
cessocai 10 D. kep; il; n filthy or nnhealhy
condition, hnt Ill srch places muSt be c!esned
sufficiently often TO keep ,nsu f:ctn aeco;lns
oFerSice Provided hot 20 privr or r2ss-
pool shall De erected or t.lslntsiued wlla:a
twenty fee; Of any OF lie streets CT the Cit:
of Sumter
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-30
Births.

Every Physciaa, Midwife or other person
who may professionally assist or advise nj
any birth shall make and keep a registry OF
every such birth and therein enter the time
and place Of such birth and the sex and color
of every child born and the names, color,
occupation and residence Of each Of the
parents so far rs such facts can be ascertaiced;
and
/; shall be the duty OF every person men
toned 10 tnis section 10 present to the Health
officer copy of such register signed by such
person, or n written statement by him or her
signed. of al the facts required 70 be entered
in such register within three days after the
!ir;h Of any person 10 whom such register
may or should relate.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-30
RULE L..

Every physician end professional advisor
who has attended any person at last illness
or hes been present by request at the death OF
any person, shall make ana preserve registry
of such death, stating the cause thereof and
specifying the date, hour. and place Of such
death. And the said Board Shall furnish TO
each practicing physician and to the Coroner
of Sumter County blank certificates 10 the
form following
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-30
1}U LIE 3
Mspection Of Foods, Etc.

Any cattle mea;, birds, fowl, fish, fruit,
or vegetables found by any inspector or
officer of this department in condition
which is in his opinion unwhoesome or unfit
for use as human food shall upon the order OF
the Board of Health, be removed from any
market, street. or public place. AID the owner
or person in charge thereof, wien so directed
bv the said Board, shall remave or cause the
same TO be removed TO the place designated