The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-13

nc liw. and TO my mind will prove TO he
cheapest and best
i auomGt the Plan 10 you for Your con-
s.deration Fraternally and cordially,
DR.. H. c. Whitehead,
City Health officer, Fort Worth, Texas.
49,
DR.. Cslhoun mace motion that the
chair appoint a committee OF threc mem
bels to disw I'D preamble and resolu-
lions ITO present 10 the legislature aGvo-
eating The enactment of a compulsory
vaccination law. Toe motion was amend-
cd on suggestion by DR.. Harrison 10
have the committee composed OF FIVE
members aud authorized 10 draw UP a
mono fLI 20 tie les si44ure and 10 con-
iaer 1e,e matters That might come be-
ore It.
The Chair pointed Drs, Calhoun. Baas-
ely, !.eral. cutler and Wilkinson on
.hat committee.
Dr I'i-eGsi moved the appoir men, OF
a committee ~ three 70 I, rngla.e ct
u rules to unity lhe city and SONNY
1ealth departments In an effort to con-
| troll the disease until the legislature Will
| have ad zinc 10 at. T5is committee
wis composed OF DIS. Pasehal. O'Ferrall
and Mayey.
A ic.ess MIS- tsen taken 10 allow Ire
corn itieos an crplrtGn ~ TO MAKE W
| thet reports
In addition to those present at mo
morning session Or, O'Fsrrall o. Rich
mond hC1l;h o'h,er For, Bend ounty;
Irr w B1ren or, coun'y physician OF
Hqrrie corrty AMI D. r. c. King, pay
liclan 90 the r. 0.r'n Fcsh uses, we're
! n Attendance at the Afternoon session.
49,
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| i'He CeA-hS'V'ec NPy"lH'eu I" """p'
ccee q rules to enable city and eoun y
heabh 1T les to cope vita the DIS
case rr.tii r,ots s-n IN, ,oneIv 10 ann,iel
| Nv IIb1 easrtu r4',ris, io.lat
we y.rr mint ee an otUte f., for
n,,l-l' ME ..r-tre =, q ,.rt.nn os en- IL
* IN tn. sr,e, 6eF lave 10 rsp-1lg as
follows.
IYe -in1oo o rrd recor-nend Tho r,,l-
AM arrfisrns ,-e arm, .tod Inv inc
state ~ ,rsscea nd NC f,st ~ ->y
no erfo cd NV c',aj hc1lt,, nf8ror.
These t,fes arc ~. fnlioy,,.
| Frsl-on rho a ..,verg of ,r1j,oa>
in vonr cour,v 'n,-,edf,-olv ieo;atc ,;1o
/ casa cr c4sss If therc is q, d1t,hr In 40
diaprrsIs g,ra - ,r.n. b,,t.b ~
! rensd. n, Thai d,uhi Tbo d.aynnsis ,ili
I soon dcyel9n i.sef
Secord -N-tffv tho comm -s,oncrs
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deri 70 on,r,,.I1e
Tbird EIo.ify mo 5000 bc,,,b ocr,cor
g.vng all he particulars. especially Of
the source q the ntlg on, If possible
Fou! 10" detlar-tlon OF quarantine
by comm ssioners court arrest ald
tan ell persons who have been expos
H1fth'-'Locate suit bic iest hoos
remote from ofher hou es and from pa
lie travel and remove al. cases TO j..
DIX h'-'Locate detention camp in The
same manner aud remove l pc SODA
10 1t wac nave been eSPo5ad AID holi
tnem herein tor eighteen DAYS rom date
OF Is exposure.
SIEVE 1th,-S; erillze all the clothing Of
those detained either by boiling, soak rs
thoroughly in an acid solution of h.chlo-
ride OF meIcury Loco or bura them.
Eighth'-'Dlsinfect the house from
which cases have been taken by boiling
all the clothing bedding and other textile
materials W sang down the walls with
solution 1000 e.ehloride OF mercury.
peFiec,ly cleaned by the solution s1all De
gur1ed Gre Z care should be exercised
10 see that every part OF the surface OF
theSe rooms and The furniture in th5m Is
thoroughly c!eanSed by the so u.ion The
rooms ana the furniture should han be
alleu lur HVe Gays When tney my Je
ocSupl d.
=. nm 7Ihe period OF detonion Tor
I'ose wno nave been exposed to tAe