Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-24

same snail not DC SpllC ScatteTeu OF
allowed to drip upon the grounds,
streets, alleys or walks within
the city, and otherwise the same shall
be conveyed only as directed by the
Board of Health.
No. 81. No person shall dump or
deposit at any dumping ground or Gre
matofy of the Board Of Health, any
thing whatever, without first obtain
ing permit therefor from the Board,
and Them specifications contained in
said permit, and the instructions Civ
en- in connection with the same, shall
be strictly complied with.
PREMISES.
(Nos. 38 to AZ inclusive already pub
lished)
No. 43. The cooking, rendering,
steaming or heating of any animal or
vegetable substance, whereby noisome,
unwholeSOme, or nOXiouS gases or vap-
ors are generated or emitted is pro-
hibfted unless such cooking. rendering,
steaming, or heating be done in steam
tight, covered kettle, boilers or heaters
and such methods be employed as will
entirly condense, decompose, deodor
ize or destroy and render wholly in
occuous, all odors and gaseous vapors
SO produced.
.No. "A. No person owning or occu-
pying any yard, room, building, stall
or other place where animals, fowls or
fish ARE slaughtered, dressed or cleaned
or are kept, ,talive or dead, shall allow
the premises or place to become naus
eous, filthy or offensive.
No. 450t Mcpherson shall keep, with
in the oityI for more than 'twenIty -Four
hours, between the first day of Aptil
and the first day of November, any un-
cured hides, except at the places where
the same are to be MANUFACTURED; Dnor
shall any person keep, store, dress or
clean, within the city. any skunk
coon or other skins which emrt an Of
fensive odor, or are in a condition det-
r.imental to public health. "R
No 46. No dead animal Except
such as is properly dressed, or any
part thereof, shall be kept, tried out,
rendered or buried Within the city.
Providing that this Standing Order
shall not be construed as prohibiting
the burying of dead animals weighing
not more than s pounds, when proper
precautions are taken.
No. AZ. From every livery stable,
and from all private or public premises
situated within five rods of any dwell
ing house, where more than two ami
mails of the horse or cattle kind are
kept the manure shall be hauled away
at least once week between March
| first and November thiTtieth of each
year, and at last once month during
the rest of the year or as often as the
Board of Health may direct in special
| cases; and where a private premises
is situated more than five rods from
any dwelling house, or when only two
or less such animals are kept, at
least once a year, on or before May
first, and as much oftener as may be
necessary to avoid a nuisance.
No 4S. Slaughter houses within the
city or without the city, where animals
are killed with the intention of selling
the meat in the city, shall not, at any
| time, be permitted ito become filthy or
offensive, and between March first
and Novmber thirtieth of each year,
all ZONES and scraps shall be collected
and thoroughly disinfected as often as
every other day. and no scraps or 9TH
er meat shall be allowed to remain in
such house longer than two days.
NO. 49. No person shall keep or
permit TO be kept upon his premises,
within the city, any living animal of
the hog kind, more than faIty-eight
hours. b. G,am. u.raGGr %
No. SO. No opening between, or in
the rear of buildings, Or alleys public
| or private, no public ground Or place
used as such. shall be, at any time,
used as water closet or privy, nor
shall any water, or yOther substance or
| liquid be thrown from any window or
Other opening in building, public or
private, at any time.
No. 81. No person shall clean, scale
! or wash amy fish, or wash any ice
meat or clothes on any of the streets,
lanes, alleys, public grounds or walks
of the city, without first procuring
from the Board of Health a. permit
therefor.
No. b2. No person shall allow anv
domestic fowl or fowls 10 occupy any
pulidlhg, enclosure or place as a coop
or roosting-place, within seventy-five
feet from any residence, or any church
OF schooi'Duiiding, or any building
Whlch is occupied as a workshop, Of
noe or factory. Provided, that the re.
strictions of this Standing Order shall
not be held. to apply to temporary
coop occupied by a single brood OF
very young poultry while under the
care OF the brooding fowl, or to the
parent fowl while so rearing her
young; but every such temporary coor
snail, during occupancy, be either re-
moved to a new location, or thorough
ly cleaned, at least once each week
and as much oftener, in any case, as
the Board of Health may require; and
no person shall permit any such fowl
or fowls to run at large either on his or
her premises, or on premises of any
other person, or on the streets, AlI.,ys
or other public grounds of the eity
between the dates of April first and
November first .,.~ ~ -
No. 5S. No person shall deposit or
ilseS or allow to be- deposited or used
to I'LL up'any low placey or to raise the
SURFACE of any lot or ground, public Or
private, any substance or material
which is offensiveyor which tends. by
decay, TO become putrid, or to render
the surrounding water or ait'unwhole.
some or offensive. g., lur n ~"
No. 5A No owner or possessorb of
amy animal which shall 'havedied' from
disease, aor been killed, shall knowing
ly suffep the same to lie on any public
ground street, lane, alley, or any pri-
Vate lot or premises, within the city.
Hotr 55. Whoever employs a.,
causes TO be employed any people In
any factory, workshop or other place,
Shall not put at work in any room or
place greater number than the laws
OF health warrant.
He shall provide all rooms and
places of employment with ample
means OF ventilation; shall provide
such places with adequate means of
eycape In case OF fire. md c.hnn "a