The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-11
COURT MUST DECIDE.
Removal Of the Sehmeig He
mains Not Permitted.
ACTION or soARD OF HEALTH.
Protests or Relatives Prevaii-Fffal sta
tfstics for sfarcb-ta-e~ OF Con-
tagious Disease.

A. me reSs5iar rsoutaiy meeting Of ire
boar Of health yesterday AFTERNOON me
assfgss atIon OF Arthur Esearleig Tor per
ri 10 remove ths body ~ hia mother ara
ss,at Of Afr. Perkins. his mothers sister =
husband, from the family lot II Aasoi.is
eefnetery 70 a smaller lot. 70 tnzt -"
family lot nAy De- converted iato N@s'a'
was denied, TEE matter wis Eo~ tpis's
before the superior court on an afEal-sl-
clos for an order compelling the board %
grant tie permit
The story 81 Arthur Schnoeigs trs>a@ies
win the family lot vas told IN the Post
Infes1fxencer last Monday usoFnlus, b1t
the formal proceedings were ieft @na's
yesterday afternoon. uaen ScaEiaea@ hl+l
als petition with TIC boaird and county
Commissioner Fred eiaSca. pfglheF CO
ssehn4ssgs mother. protested aSalii7E -
allowance M Cash claimed tHat fhe
f.es8s ssra,nels. satd wRs Perkins was not
Perkins. but thai az an urscle OF sehHeiE'
ana that Perkins Nas buried In san iran
cisco. The point tnAG a ps1yssefans GER
sificate stating cause o. oezsth- etc. Taaast
be presented before removal permit can
be granted was brought DOT prominently
Health Officer Palmer said the case
dated back to Is5s. SO there we're no
rrcorxla 20 show thai Mrs. scnmeig died
Of arosey. AZ xAa claimed In the petfiion
OF schmeig. or anything else about the
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case
boarsi 10 cipher osIf." SAID Or. Holmes.
Il don't know aboat granting thas re
snoval permit when the city ordinances
require a statement from IA" Ae>s4f"ia's
physician or coroner.
A. this point Fred II. Peterson. y no
represented young schmsig said that bF.
BAKER. VINO was the attending phys lelaH'
was dead. There was no opposltloh ea
cept such as came from Fred 'iase n.
brother OF Mrs. Sehmeig. Young ScaihSis
owned the lot. and 1lasch nal nothing !"
do with H. II was the idea OF Mr.. scnneie
~ remove the bodies from a large rpa
valuable lot 10 "A smaller one. II she
,osra required a statement from the
,,hvstf.lau IL was impossible 70 obtain II.
Air. Peterson then read the law. aud ar
gued that IL did not cover the case.
Or Miller thought the matter aa1 Dol
ter be taken into court and then 'he
hoard would act on the Instructions
given.
II would not dare TO assume the re
snonatt,iilty Of granting a removal permit
under the circumstances. SAID LT'
Holmes.
The Board then formally denied the
permit. and Mr Peterson said an apaSl.~
cation would be made 20 the court fe-
ausrsus, the b,ard TO grant =
having report tor March:
There were 50 deaths reported during
March. an compared with - for the pre-
vssss 4nnnth and II for March. lSsi- The
death rs1as was per 1000. based on co.
GO population.
There we're only cases of typhoid
fever reported as compared with IL IN
February and . In January. There were
no deaths aseraoed 70 this canse Tween
fy-six cases OF scarlatins. Wsih orc death
showed an Increase over January, when
there we're cases and February, when
there we're Il cases. The . cases repre-
scented Y new conterg of infels5 son. Scar
latina appeared in every ward. but vas
most prevalent IN the Second. Four n
and F.1zhth wards.
zone case OF measles WAS reported and
one death returned due 20 Group.
- e. Stewart was convicted In the
municipal court and finei $40 and cos, IS
Tor failing to repor. case Of saaTlatina-
Deaths and causes during March d;
k,sariei fever. /; Group, j, dterTaleal dis
eases /; cancer. 8. AyslfOcefshssli4S. /, il-
nn4tlen. ,. premature birth, l, pgleF9eral
ses;taemia. ]: nervous diseases, ?. heart
disease. 3. empyeTaa. !. pneHmonaa. 5.
bronchitis. I tonsftis. hernia. I. peri
toai5as /. ss,seess Of isyer, I. ovarian
cyst. 4: fracture ~ spine. !. downing. /.
e.evatoT aotdents. 2, murder. ].
neaths ~ wards First, :. Second. Z:
Third g. Forth. 4. Fifth. .; sixth. S.
Seventh. 8. Eighth ,. Ninth. 30.
births WIRE as tolios5: Mates. u, fe-
malice Is. total. 81.
'%'onfsgious diseases rcported-AesSacs.
J, ssarlej feyer. -. typhoid fever. g.
''fnterment persnits~-Iake View. =. Cal
vary. s, Mount Pleasant, 5. Jewish, /,
ntiwaTnlsli :.
''fsoi1es received from other places Sor
sslsces for iiScrWeaL -
Plssnh!ag Inspector r. W. Brosn's re-
pors Plum hing plans filed. ,. first in-
speetioHs. 8, linsi Inspections, .. scwe~
permits ISSUED. = houses connected with
e. wers. :. sewers inspected. =.
Narko' lngne -fe~ l'riy mer's report from
March u "a April 1-lnspcetsd 2ss5 gal
ions ~ MIX ana condemned u gallons
other CondemDa tons were as follows
5Aory-&hree pounds % veal. g pounas -.
dressed chickens
Sanitary rcPsrt froen March u - AnrF
i-rrefn.scs fospes-fet So. premises rein.
Kneetsd. z nuissnces afatrd 3. nuisinces
IN course - ahatezpeut. u. complaints
nifheslI cause. :
City Chemist =. +. Dorarlus report D.,
a. Waterri milk a sample given him h'
Market fnsrectcr 4 T.. HraNuer. 1af-.l
-. N Hunter cedar Mouut4gu. Hauts-
fsiafforn rs ralioue.~ T9ln aualesIs VA
"a follows. Specific gravity. 10eS. fats
pa. easein. susar cie.. Z -. total solids
y 20. ash -
The secretary vas Instructed 30 So
What eosll3 be SoHe about appealing TN
cHae 90 George AHses. Who was found so
guilty ly Judge Glasgow on the charg
e violating the ordinance relative e,
vste~o1 milk
The minutes az fhe previous rnoetln.
relative 20 the res.guatton 90 Market fu
sPetsfor kcnoev Were chanre} 80 read
Thanks sar ntl work aDuc 0rter th
direction of the hoard az health in%tea.
AZ thanks faf the ef1cieat manner h
whfeh So performed HIS dgties.''
The bes}ih otHc~T was instructed 20 az
Tiy 20 che city fAr mooney to purchaS
postal cards far birth rorarus and q
sse wh2t can he some about getting re
Transport ton GA the street railways ~
RE plumbing ami uarks-t Inspector III
latter ofTAcc !n, iuelNs that 90 sanitary IN
Efsss*tor.
Bills wr~N audited amounting 20 - ~
Washington Indian Fisheries.
Washtaeran Cftv Av~H -Srs,..fsf -