The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-27

which is printed In plain black letters
the name OF the disease therein exist
ing All other contagious diseases
shall be quarantined with red flag.
Sec, ,. The quarantine flag shall be
allowed to remain in scarlet fever for
twenty-eight days: or until desquama-
ton, or scaling has thoroughly ceased,
and as much longer as the attending
physic ians Judge it necessary
In diphthera the quarantine flag
shall remain at least ten days.
In smallpox, the quarantine flag
shall remain until desquamation has
been entirely completed, and in the
opinion of the Board of Health fumi-
cation is proper
In whooping cough, measles and
chickenpox, and all eruptive diseases,
the quarantine flag shall remain until
all danger of communicating the dis
ease shall be removed.
Sec. 4. In diphtheria, smallpox and
scarlet fever, the quarantine flag shall
remain for at least five days after
fumigation aud disiniectiOn has been
completed.
Sec. 5. In exceedingly mild cases Of
the above mentioned diseases. the
Board OF Health may in their discre-
zion maintain the quarantine for a
lesser period than above specified, up
on the recommendation of the attend
ing physician.
Sec. g. The parents OF any child
which is suffering from sore throat
of any kind are hereby required to
withhold such child from attendance
at school or any public gathering, un.
less the disease is pronounced non
contagious by physician.
Sec !. No person who is or has
been afflicted with any of said diseases
shall be permitted to leave the house
in which he or she resides or lodges,
without a permit from the Board OF
Health, TO be issued on receipt of a
certificate from the attending physic-
ian, that all danger of communicating
the disease has passed and no person
shall enter or leave the premises after
the same shall have been quarantined
or remove any article from said pre-
! misses without permission from the
Board of Health, and all persons re-
ceiving such permission shall be
thoroughly disinfected in their person
and clothing, under the supervision of
the Board of Health.
Sec. s. No person must under any
pretext whatsoever, conceal the exis.
teuce of any contagious disease either
in his or her own family or in the
family Of another.
Sec. 8. Any person who is adjudged
by the Board of Health to have eX-
posed himself or herself to any con,
tagiouS disease is subject to quaraa-
tine for such length of time as may be
by the Board of Health deemed neces-
sary to prevent the contagion being
carried TO others.
Sec. 10. In cases of typhoid, all
excretion from the bowels and kidneys
must be thoroughly disinfected with
clrbolic acid, chloride Of lime OF
corrosive Sublimate, and shall be so
disposed Of, under the direction Of the
Board of Health, as to prevent tbs
spread of the disease.
Sec. IL. All premises in which any
person suffering from diphtheria (oI
membraneOus Group smallpox, scarlet
fever, whooping cough, measles OF
chickenpox has been confined shall be
thoroughly fumigated under the
direction of the Board OF Health with
formalin or such other mater as may
be designated by the Board Of Health
Sec. IL. No person shall take down
remove or in any way interfere with
quarantine flag put up by the SAM
tary inspector.
Sec. Is. Any person who violates
disobeys, omits, neglects or refuses tC
comply with or resists any Of the pro
visions of this ordinance, or who re
fuses or neglects to obey any of these
rules, orders or the proclamations o
the Board Of Health, health officers o.
mayor, or who omits, neglects, OF re
fuses to comply with or who resisti
any officers or orders or special regula
| tions of said Board of Health, health
officer or mayor shall upon conviction
therefore be fined in any sum not ex
ceeding 10000.
Sec. II. All ordinances and parts o
ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed
Passed by the City Council this l.
\ day of May 1905.
9. w. LINDQUIsT.