The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-01

ly burned. II the disease was diphthe
ria, typhoid fever or measles the paper
on the wallshall be thoroughly dust
ed and brushed.
SEC. 10 No order for the release
of quarantine shall be made by the
mayor, except Upon a report from the
attending physician stating the num-
| Der OF persons on the Nquarau tined
premises sick with the Infectious dis
ease in question, their name, age and
when the disease first appeared fn each
casey when recovered, and the means,
if any, used for disinfection. If THE
| MAYOR SHALL FIND THAT THE REGU-
LATIoNs OF THE STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH RESPECTING QUARANTINE
! AND DISTINCTION HAVE BEEN COM
Piled WITH THE QUARANTINE SHALL
BE FORTHWITH RELEASED. IT the
quarantine regulations have been COM
piled with, and proper disinfection has
not been done the mayor shall order it
done under the supervision of the
health officer or some other competent
person and the quarantine shall be
cotinued until it is done.
SEC. II. No person shallgive, lend or
sell, or offer for sale any clothing or 9TH
er articles liable to convey Infection
OF any. contagious disease unless the
same have been disinfected and such,
disinfection approved by the. mayor.
SEC. IL. II any person shall wilfully
or maliciOusly remove or deface, or
cause to be removed or defaced, any
signal Of danger, or cloth or card placed
upon any quarantined premises, with
out proper authority provided herein,
he shall be fined not less than twenty
five, nor more than one hundred dollars,
or be imprisoned not less than five, nor
more than thirty days, at the discre-
tion OF the court.
SEC. IL. II any person has attended
school when affect ed with diphtheria,
(membraneous Group, scarlet fever
tscarlatina, scarlet RASH, smallpox or
measels, the room in which such per.
son attended shall be Immediately
closed until properly disinfected.
SEC. IA. 1t is the duty of every
school teacher and school officer Who
discovers. or who has knowledge OF a
case Of these contagious diseases, to
cause the fact to be Immediately re-
ported 1.-The mayor.
SEC Is. During the existence OF
any contagious or infectious disease in
any family or household, or place. in
This city and until after the recovery
of the sick and disinfection OF the
premises where such disease shall
have existed, no person residing in
such household, family or place, shall
be permitted TO attend any public
meeting without written permission
from the mayor, and no superintend-
ent, teacher or officer OF any school
shall permit any child or person from
any such family, household or place, to
attend any school without permit
from the mayor, upon the recommend
alton OF the attending physician show
ing thorough disinfection Of the per-
son, clothing and premises. And any
person who shall knowingly violate
any Of the provisions OF this section
shall be fined not less than twenty-five
nor more than one hundred dollars or
be imprisoned not less that five, nor
more than thirty days.
L SECTION l6. When Asiatic cholera,
smallpox, diphtheria, (membraneous
Group, scarlet fever (scarlatina, scar
Ter RASH, typhoid fever, leprosy, mea-
sizes, or any other contagious disease
exists in any house or dwelling place
OF a dealer in, or seller Of milk, he
shall discontinue, and cease to give, or
sell or distribute milk to any person,
or to creameries or butter factories, |
or in anywise handle such milk, until
a permit is granted therefor by the
mayor. And no person who tends
cows, and does the milking, or who has
care of milk vessels, for the sale or
of milk, Shall be permitted
any premises or place wherein !