The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05

Z by DR.. Porter yesterday:
Bulletin No. 7.
! Executive Office, State Board of
Health Of Florida, Pensacola, Fla,
Sept 4, 1905.-Sanitary Gordon
4 Regulations Affecting the Electric
Line Bay Shore.
4. The first permissible train on
: the electric line service bay shore for
+ transportation of passengers viii
4 leave the city of Pensacola at Z a. m.
for the Big Bayou and returning will
leave the Big Bayou at 1880 a. m. for
the city, and in the afternoon will
leave Pensacola for the Big Bayou at
5 o'clock p. m, returning leave the
Big Bayou at $3.50 D. m. Persons
living along the line Of this electric
road will govern themselves accord
ing to these hours.
-. The work train crew Of the cleo
trio road will be permitted to take
freight and clay ballast to the Big
Bayou between the hours above speci-
fed. JOSEPH Y. PORTER,
state Health Oficer."
Bulletin No. 8.
Executive Office, state Board of
Health Of Florida, Pensacola, Fla,
September 3, 19O5.-Sanitary Cor
don of the City Of Pensacola.
4. At the request Of the State
Health Officer, the sheriff of Escam-
bia county has placed a sanitary cor
don around the city of Pensacola, to-
pl event the egress and ingress Of all
persons from and to the city. without
permission Of the State Health on
Ger. who under the authority of the
state statutes is directed TO take this
measure of precaUtiOn under condi-
tions which now exist in Pensacola
This Gordon would not have been es-
tablisheo If persons-residents of Pen
sacolia-had needed the advice repeat
eCIy given not to leave the city, bus
many have done so, and their action
has caused fear among the people
living in the country and In the nearby
country districts. and settlements. lnl
some instances the presence Of Pen
sacolians has given rise to almost a,
panic, and appeals have been madeI
for prevention of this exodus.
When the situation in Pensacola be
comes so serious that it is deemed adj
visable to empty the city as much as
possible Of its population, a detention
camp will be established near Fiona
ton. on the Flori0a side of the state
line. that every one wishing to leave
Pensacola may do so in an orderly /
manner and without causing fear orl
apprehension to those living without
the city and in the county.
The fear which seems to prompt a /
desire to run" Is both senseless and
unreasonable. and if the citizens eli
Pensacola will display an equal
amount Of energy in cleaning up their
premises. waging warfare against
MOSQUITOES in their homes, and de-
stroying all breeding places Of these
insects, as has been lately manifested
by street corner diagnOsticians,' it is /
confidently felt by the state Health /
authorities and their associates that
this trouble which now cOnfrOnts Pen
sacola can be soon gotten rid of.
go. Persons whose residences for
the past few months have been with 4
Gut the city limits-whO have been
camping along the waterways OF the
city and on the bayshOre-are asked /
% prevent confusion and their deten-
ton on the guard line, to call upon
the State Health Oficer and obtain
the necessary Identification to the
guards to enable them to pass to and
from the CITY. This applies also to
The trucksters and wOrkmen living
without but nearby the city limits.
IS. Physicians and ministers of tho
Cospel. residents of Pensacola, are al
lowed 10 pass from and return to the
civ without written permit.
a. The hours for egress and in
eress of the city, except in especial
cases Of emergency, viii be from a.
m. to 5 p. m. -
JOSEPH Y. PORTER,
state Health Officer"