Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-02-14

tecAuse sush uuisancs to SeS sbated, Incase
me owner orocuupant OF tho premises is un-
shall proceed 10 abate the same without notiss
and in either case, the expense OF such abato.
mont shall be collected from the person or
persons pc who haye;oreated, c1ptinaed or suffer-
paneof any building who shall refuse to permit
the Health Officer to make the inspection as
proyNlea herein, or any person who shall fail or
the notice given ms above set out shal1 be sub
!ect to g line OF not less than $1,000 nor more
than S59D, and the costs necessarily incurred
Officer and tho costs of the prosecution.
SECTION lO5-The Health Officer shall at the
end OF each municipal year report to tho
department, with such RECOMMENDED ions as he
shall think best Such report shall contain n
inn statement OF the sanitary condition of tho
cry WIN recommendations as above named.
and an itemized statement of the cos, and
expenses OF his Department during the year.
SECTION 1o6,The Heath Officer shall mako
s9c n rules and resulations for the government
from time 70 time he shall deem necessary, and
1t shall be the duty of all persons of quarantine
ana an agents, officers. policemen or others to
SECTION 107-It shall be the duty of every
aadsendlng physician to report to the Health
taeio er q, writing every person having CON
yellow fever, scarfet fever. typhus fever, small
DWELLINGS G Of such persons Such report to the
cable by tho attending physicians. It shall
also pc the duty, Of each and every practicing
IN the city to report in writing to the
who have died in the said city Of CONTAGIOUS OF
infectious lptss disease within twenty-four hours
thereafter and to- state in such report the
sas tyPs # se sSs sf ss tho
dealth Ohcer to cause a notice to be placed
upon o or near any house in which any person
e. % afflicted with any of the diseases named in
which shall be written or printed the namo of
such disease, and no person or persons shall
reno OF mutilate; or interfere, in any way
SECTION 10o-The burial 81 any person, who
may die of any of the diseases named, must
such death, the funeral obsequies in such case
shaH not be public, but strictly private, and
no :, bqdy is closed in metallic casketwhich
not be opened afterwards and the room shall
pc fumigated before the funeral takes place.
in such manner as the Health Officer shall
SECTION 110-Upon the death or convalescence
OF any person afflicted with any of the diseases
named, the Health Officer shall cause the room
of 9th rooms ah used by the sick person, together
thoroughly dlsinfected, cleansed, and fumigatt
ed as he may deem necessary in order to pre-
ven. the further Is spread of the disease:
permit any cellar, drain, pool or vault upon
any premises belonging to or occupied by him
or her. within the limits of the City, to become
OFFENSIVE or injurious to tho public health.
which shall have died, shall not suffer the same
to lie on any public ground, street, alley or
place within the City, nor shall any person
leave any such animal, any vegetables, or filth
in or upon any private lot or place
within the city, and in case of the violation of
duty of the health officer to proceed to abate
6he same upon proper notices, as provided in
Section 104 of this ordinance
SECTION 112-1n all cases where any pro-
visions is herein made, advising what arc
nuisances and how the same may be removed,
abated, or prevented; in addition to what NAV
Dc declared such herein, these otfenses, which
tile statutes of North Dakota as nuisances
may, in case tho same exist within the
limits or within one mile thereof, be treated as
such ana proceeded against as in this ordinance
PROVIDED. 1t shall be unlawful for any livery
allow DEPOSITS of manure or other refuse matter
to accumulate upon his or their premises. or
Inc alleys or streets adjoining the same. but all
such matter shall be removed to tho dumping
fensive to or noxious to the public.
SECTION ll3-Penalty-Any person OF per-
sons violating any of the provisions of this
d or Ct The rules and regulations
vlctlon thereof DO subject to a fine of not less
than $1,000, nor more than $5OOO and the costs
sf the prosecution.
This Ordinance shall, be: in full force and
TO law. oAAe
Passed this 10th day of October, 1900,
j. MCPHAIL, MAYOR.
Q. c. WENTWORTH, CITY AUDITOR.
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