The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
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 SMALLPOX
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Canadian and United States customs respectively
 The members of the committee were considering the matter a large part of the afternoon and embodied their ideas O, the precautionary measures needed in report Co the council
 The meeting of the council m the evening did not last to exceed half an hour. but in that time business ot im- portance was transacted. Mir. keelat called the members to order shortly after & o'clock. The special committee submitted the following report;
 Your committee, consisting of Lar. annie Mayer. chairman. Lee Guthrie. IL. C Barley (councilmen) and J. P Rog- CTS and J. IT. Kelly. met at the office oi the city council Co discuss the smallpoS question and to suggest measures to be taken to prevent the spread of the disease to our city oi Skagway, and which would remove or prevent any disabilities or quarantine being impoS- ed against thc city.
 After carefully going over the mat ter invlvcd and hearing the SugceS- tionS of the several members oi the committee and of other citizens pres. cut. we made the following resolutions which we would respectfully present Co the council for it's consideration and approval
 (Il That thc council take immediate steps Co round up the Indians at or around Skagway and place them under guard unless said Indians should avail themselves oi the privilege of i'm mcdi1tcly quitting the city and its yi- cinity and remaining away until such tune as this quarantine should be raised
 (c) To place a capable and compc- tcnc guard upon or around an th. wharvcS oi said city oi Skagway.
 ca To require the inspection oi the l passengers oi an incoming ships and that no ship hc allowed Co land p1SScn, gers without a clean biil of health.
 ca That an ,hips be dispatched with certificate ot the health officer attached to their hii ot health from thc custom house.
 tsI That au steamship companies shall bc required Co furnish Co the l proper official li>t ot their incoming p5s,cugcr> Co thi, port. together with l Che points oi their authorization.
 toJ The the council request oi thc | several steamship companies not Co | allow their passengers bound c" or through SkagWay to land at iuicrmci' late \la>ka ports.
 (-I That the council request Che said several steamship companies no tc accept any Indians at any port as pass cugcr,. nor transport any Indian wares or Curio>
 The report was adopted and a com mittcc consisting oi Mr. Mayer and Mr. Guthrie appointed Co cooperate | with with Dr Moore in carrying it in to effect The fire warden was also authorized Geo assist these gentlemen | The sum oi SI0o was voted Co be uScd a, needed lt-was announced that t1' marine service oi thc government might dciray thc expenses ot vacciua;- ing the Indians Moore'S wharf and the Pacific Coast Comp1uy'S dock win be guarded without expense Co thc city.
 Dr. Moore and Fire Warden Lowe wir visit che Indians ,his morning Some oi them have already got wind "t what |, going on and are preparing c" leave. The others win be told wh7, iS necessary The committee will alsN hc around These gentlemen are actiyc and iu tl,ir hands the situation VII. Toe handled t1 thc best interests oi ;hc city
 Mrs Dr. Nash came over from Haincs and brought the news that D. Gibbons who |, investigating among the Indians near there say the oi se1Sc is not smallpox.