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

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OFFAL AND DEAD ANIMALS.
No. 81. No person Shall remove or
convey, personally, or by agent. into
or through any of the streets. alleys.
avenues, public grounds. or other
places within the city, any house offal.
slaughter house offal or any refuse
from any dwelling house, store. shop
or other place; or the carcass of any
dead animal, or part thereof, not kill
ed for human food, or which emits an
offensive odor, unless such person
shall have procured written permit to
do so from the Board of Health, pre-
scribilg the terms and conditions of
such employment. deemed essential to
the health and comfort of the citizens.
No. 5S. No person shall sell, barter,
or give away, personally or by agent,
any house offal, slaughter house offal,
substances or liquids, or the carcass Of
any dead animal, or part thereof, not
killed for human food, unless the per-
son so buying or receiving the same,
shall have written permit from the
Board of Health to remove or convey
the same.
No. So. Any dump ground, garbage
crematory, or other garbage reduction
plant, purchased or leased by the
Board of Health for the city, and tire
convenience of THE Board of Health, as
well as the improvements thereon, the
wagons, -barfels and other implements
used by the Board of Health, shall, at
all times, be under the absolute control
of said Board, and any person desiring
to go upon said ground, use said i'm
plements, tools, ground orIplant, shall
do so only by permission of said
Board, and by complying with its rules
\ regulations and instructions pertain
ing thereto.
No. 60. No person shall throw or
| discharge into any river. creek, run
or other water course, within the city,
or bounding the, city, excenting what
is discharged throughithe city's under
ground sewers or drains, any liquid or
solid matter or thing whatever, unless
by permission first obtained of the
Board of Health
DRAINS AND SEWERS.
No. 81. Any person emptying, or
cleaning catch basin, SHALL before
leaving it, fill it with clean water to a
height covering the stencil trap.
No. 62. The person owning or con-
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any cellar. lot or parcel of land in or
upon which water stands or collects,
or whlcn is moist or wet by reason or
a want of, or by reason of defective
drains or sewers. shall as soon as the
condition is known, level, drain or
sewer the same so as to make the same
dry and healthy.
No. 63. Any person intending to
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shall first apply to the Board of Heal,h
for permit to make such connection,
and if such permit is granted, he shall
make such sewer connection and vault
of said privy, under the supervision of
said Board, and in conformity with
it's Standing Orders, also complying
with any additional specifications
which the Board may furnish.
No. Ur. For all premises within the
city, whereon there is, from time to
time, surplus or refuse water or slops
to be disposed of, and there is public
sewer so located as to permit the nee
essary connection, provision shall be
made, by an adequate slop-bowl, sink,
or other suitable arrangement connect
ing with the public sewer, to fully and
completely drain and carry into such
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er and slops
No. 10. Every privy, water closet
urinal, sink, slop-bowl or other SINH
lar fixture, connected with any public
or private sewer, shall be provided
wlOh a good trap, oI standard pattern
located as near as practicable to such
privy, urinal, sink or other fixture
and such trap Shall be so connected
Ion Of ta1 To hf,1I n,
escape of gas at such sewer connection
no. sc, The top CT every stencil
pipe erected under the requirements
of the Standing Orders of the Board OF
Health shall be protected by a suitable
galvanized iron wire basket.
FOODS. SOLID AND LIQUID.
No. 67. No person shall sell milk
within the city from a stand, wagon
or depot, until he has first exhibited
to the Inspector of Food, appointed by
the Board of Health, his COWS and
stables, and the cows and stables OF
all persons of whom he obtains milk
and received from said Beard, and
posted up conspicuously in his stand
wagon, or depot, certificate of in
spection, showing that such person
has complied with the requirements
of the Standing Orders of the Board OF
Health, and is authorized to furnish
milk to the citizens of Marietta, Ohio
NO. 6S. All persons wishing to sell
milk from stand, wagon or depot shall
make application for inspection during
the months of March and September
of each year. If then selling milk, but
If not, then as soon as he decides to dc
SO; he shall with every application for
inspection, pay to the Inspector the
sum of fifty cents for the benefit of the
city; or the sanitary fund, if there be
such fund; and every sucn- certificate
granted shall expire on May first or
November fist next following the
granting and issue thereof.
No. SO. Every person making ap-
pllcation for inspection as a vender of
milk, shall therein make known to the
Inspector the number of cows owned
by him, if any, the name of the owner
and the number of cows of all persons
from whom he gets milk, and such
IoUher information as the Board of
Health may require; and he shall not
receive, sell or offer for sale, the milk
ot'any COW not inspected under his last
regular, or "a subsequent application
nor of any cow condemned at such in
spectiQn, until such condemnation is
removed ON subsequent inspection by
a writing signed by such Inspector.
No' TO- No person shall sell milk
IN the city, who has upon his premises
or in his possession or who gets milk
from person having upon his prem
ises or In his possession COW giving
milk which as been condemned by the
Board OF Health as unfit to be kept
Dy such person until such COW has
been put off the premises and out of