The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-08-31
BOARD OF HEALTH PROCEEDINGS.

6OSSlER OlfY, La, aug. 20, 10oo'
The Board of Health for Bossier Parish met pur-
suant to call with the following members present,
to-wit: DR.. C. H. Irion, acting Health Omcer,
G. T. Mays and j. T. McDade.
A quorum being present. the following proceed
ings were had:
On motion and seconded, w. M. Burch, Quaran-
tine Inspector for Bossier Parish at Haughton, was
removed from office for dereliction of duty and the
Health Officer of Bosser Parish to SO notify him
and fill said vacancy, or cause same to be DONE.
The following resolution was duly adopted in
open session, viz:
Resolved, That the Health Officer at Bossier City
be allowed to employ two guards at detention camp
at $50 per month and one assistant to guards at
detentian camp at $50 per month";
That all persons in detention shall be furnished
three meals per day, at a cost not to exceed 30
cents per capita.
That the temperature of all suspects in detention
shall be taken not less than twice day, and in the
event any one of said suspects has fever, shall
be Immediately reported to the Parish Health
Officer.
That the roof of the screen apartments of the
detention camp at Bossier City shall be drop roof,
covered with clippers
Be 1t further Resolyed, That the three railroad
(the St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company, the
vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railway Com
pany and the Louisiana Railway and Navigation
Company said trains be subject to inspection under
the following quarantine rules and regulations:
Instructions inspectors Operating Under the Board Of
Health Of Bossier Purish
It shall duty inspectors freight trains to
waybis taking complete schedule Of cars, initials
numbers contents. He shall that all originating
from infected points shall bear the proper certificates of
fumigaton Any not bearing such certificate shall be
back the point umigaon be fumgated
the point OF Inspection at option of railroad company
He shall examine all passengers travelling HE train
fully that they provided with certificates OF
health.
He shall and keep record of the operating his
train who shall be provided with certificates showing that
said regular and not subject to detention at
for suspects under the authority of this Board He
shall that said do not operate further north than
Belt further south than Eora the
Red River Valley further than the parish line between
Bossier and Webster Parishes on the ", S. and P.
He shall be in continuous charge Of such trains through
an during its entire passage through Bossier Parish seeing
such through trains make stops in the parish other
than for railroad crossings and for taking water and fuel and
registering for orders
If local train the inspector shall remain with train
throughout it's entire circuit He shall that person
travels such train who is provided with certificate
health signed by of the following named local health
officers appointed by this Board for the purpose OF issuing
such certificates: Dr. H. Blackman, Dr. w. F. Bell, DR.
r. b. Martini DR.. T. R. Keoun, DR.. c. M. Tucker Dr. H.
Smith, DR.. B. Wise, Dr. w. D. Lasster, DR.. G. A. Wise
Dr. H. H. Barnacaste, Dr. p A. Lawrence, Dr. j. R. Snider
Dr. j. W. Mobey DR.. A. R. Bush, DR.. j. X. Shepherd, DR.
H. E. Atkins DR. D. j. McAnn, DR.. E. E. Simpson, and
McDade, g. T. Mays and T. D. Connel.
Whereupon the Board adjourned to meet at Bos'
sier City Thursday evening, Aug. 81, at O'Clock
! pm. G.. H. IRIoN, M. D.,
Acting Health Officer.
: r. B. HILL, Secretary.