Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-23

thereafter, OF within such LONGER fime
as, in a particular case, the Roar1 az
Health may fix. for good cause shown.
and when such remains are in !, -.
ceiving vault OF the kind herein mon
toned, the sexton In charge OF the
vault and body, as well as the next Of
kin OF other legal custodian of the
body, shall be held responsible for any
of this Standing Order.
DISEASES.
No. 13. Cholera, yellow fever. small
pox, hydrophobia, scarlet fever. scar
letina, typhoid fever, puerperal fever,
epidemic dysentary, epidemic cry
sipelas, dlphtheria, pesudo-membran-
eous laryngttis, croupous diphtherra,
dfphtheritic Group, measels, whooping
cough and itch are some of the
diseases dangerous to public health;
and every physician, surgeon, mid
wife or other person attendant
upon person sick with any
OF the diseases named, or
any other contagious, Infectious or
pestilential disease, and every house,
holder, tenant, landlord, or agent In
whose house such disease occurs, and
any and every person. having know
ledge or a reasonable belief, or suspic-
ion that such disease exists within the
city, or is liable to be brought within
the city, snail, within six hours after
becoming aware of the nature of such
disease, give notice of the same to the
Board, of Health or its proper officer.
No. IA. A person having any con-
tagious, infectious or pestilentiai or
other disease dangerous to public
health, IL not confined in pest house,
or hospital, and it Is deemed expedient
by the Board. of Health, shall be re-
quired to remain, and be kept closely
confined within his respective dwelling
or place of abode, until released by Or
| der of said Board on written certificate
of recovery and disinfection; and said
| Board shall place conspicuously upon
| each such dwelling or abode, a notice
of the disease within, and neither an
occupant, owner or other person shall
remove, or mar such notice, without
a written permit from the Board of
Health SO to do; and no such permit
to remove such notice of disease shall
be issued until the recovery or death of
the person or persons SO ailing, or un-
til such dwelling or abode shall have
been adequately disinfected, and the
other provisions of Rule of the Ohio
State Board of Health regulations
shall have been complied with.
No 10. A pest house, hospital,
| dwelling, or place of abode, in which
any person ailing with any contagious
infectious, pestilential, or other di-
sease dangerous to public health is or
has been, shall be and remain under
the control of the Board of Health so
long as the disease exists, or the place
is dangerous to public health; and no
Iperson shall enter or leave the same If
forbidden by the Board or its proper
officers.
No. 16. No person having any con-
tagious, infectious, pestilential, or 9TH
er disease dangerous to public health,
shall go upon or into any public street,
alley, place, conveyance, nor into any
pubic or private house other than his
place of abode, or a pest house, or hos
pital, nor shall any member of the
family, or person in attendance who
may communicate the disease;
no physician, midwife, or other
person in attendance upon, or who has
been exposed to any such case of di-
sease, shall attend or be present at any
case of obstetrics within eight daye
thereafter; nor shall any person give,
lend, sell, transmit, convey, use or ex-
pose any clothing, bedding, rags,or any
other thing which has been exposed; /;
nor use any carriage, in which
such diseased person has been,
I until the same has been thoroughly
dlsinfected and approved by the Board
of Health
No. II. No parent, guardian or 9th
er person having charge or control OF
III,
erintednent, board, teacher or other
person having charge or control OF any
school room, school, or schools, public
parochial or private, or Sunday school
shall admit to the same any person re-
Gently ill of, or exposed TO-, any disesae
of the classes specified In Standing Or
der No. 13, or other contagious. infec-
tious or pestilential disease, except up
ON presentation Of written permit oil
certificate of recovery issued by the
Board of Health, in compliance with
Rule 2 of the regulations of the Ohio
State Board of Health.
No. 18. A large proportion of bind
ness is caused by the lack of proper
treatment of sore or inffamed eyes in
infants; and every person having
charge Of any infant which shall, with
in ten days of fts birth, develop any
inflammation, OF soreness OF the eye OIL
eys. and any person having knowledge
of such a case of inffamed or sore eyes
in an infant, shall report such fact to
the Board of Health or its proper of
f1cer, together with the name and resi-
dence Of the person having the care OF
such infant, within six hours after be-
coming aware of such case.
pRIVIES WATER CI OSETS NIGHT
SOIL, SWILL, ETC.
No. 19. Every room, building OF
premises within the city, which is oc-
cupied by any person as place OF
abode, or for manufacturing, business
or other purpose, shall be providid
with ample and convenient water clos
cts or privy accommodations, either
within the building, upon the prem
ises, or conveniently near; and all
such water closets and priVies shall be
well constructed, and In all respects
suitable for the sexes and number OF
persons employed in or occupying such
room, building, or premises, and shall
at ali times be kept in good repair and
sanitary condition by the owner,
agent, lessee, occupant or other person
having control of such room, building
or premises.
No 20. All priVies now existing
or hereafter constructed within the
city, must conform to one OF three ar
rangements, tO-Wit First, an ap-
proved water closet with sewer con-
nection; second, a water tight vault;
or third, a dry earth closet But no
| nriVv vault whafeVer shall he here