Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14
lie health; nor shall any offensive or

matter be allowed to accumulate
upon the premises or be thrown or
allowed to run into any public
waters, stream, water-course, street,
| alley, or public place. And every
person or company conducting such
manufacture or business shall use
the best approved and all reason
able means to prevent the escape
of smclze, gases, and odors, and to
protect the health and safety of all
operatives employed therein.
RULE Is. Uasoholesome food. No
meat, fish, fruit, bird, or vegetables
or milk, or anything for human
food or drink, not being then fresh
or properly preserved, sound, whole
some and safe for such use; nor any
flesh of any animal which died by
disease or which was at the time of
its death in a sickly or unwholesome
condition, nor the carcass or meat
of any calf which was at the date
of its death less than four weeks
old, or of any lamb which was at
the date of its death less than eight
weeks old, or of any pig which was
at the date of its death less than
five weeks old, shall be brought
within the limits of this municipal
ity, nor offered or held for sale as
food therein.
RULE 10. Notification Of infectious
disease. Every householder or head
of family in a house wherein any
case of infectious disease may occur
shall report the same to the COM
missioner of health within twenty
four ga hours from the time of his
or her first knowledge of the nature
of such disease; and, until instruc-
tions are received from the said COM
missioner of health shall not per-
nit any clothing or other article
which may have been exposed to
infection to be removed from the
house; nor shall any occupant
change his residence elsewhere
without the consent of the said
commissioner of health.
RULE 90 Importation Of infected
persons or things. No person or
article liable to propagate danger
Gus disease shall be brought with
in the limits of this municipality
unless by the special permit and
direction of the commissioner of
health, and any one having knowl-
edge that such person or article
has been brought within such linn
its shall Immediately notify the
said commissioner of health thereof.
RULE 81. Exposure Of infected per
sons or things. No person shall, with
in the limits of this municipality,
unless by written permit of the
commissioner of Health, carry or
remove from one building to anoth-
er any patient affected with any
contagious or infectious disease
Nor shall any person, by any expos
ure of any individual so affected, or
of the dead body of snch individual,
or of any article capable of convey
ing contagion or infection, or by
any negligent act connected with
the care or custody thereof, or by a
needless exposure of himself or her
self, cause or contribute to the
spread of disease from any such in
dividual or dead body.
RULE %. Infectious diseares OF AMI
mails No animal affected with an
infectious disease or contagious dis
ease shall be brought or kept within
the limits of this municipality, ex-
cept by the written permission of |
the Commissioner Of Health; and |
the bodies of animals dead of such |
disease or killed on account thereof,
shall not be buried within five |
hundred 5000 feet of any residence,
nor disposed of otherwise than as
the said Commissioner of Health |
shall direct.
RULE %. Penalty for violatioa of
these rules. Any person or officer
of any corporation, in charge of the |
business or affairs of such corpor-
alton, who shall, by himself |
or itself or his or its agent,
servant or employee, violate or
neglect or refuse to obey, or wilfully |
obstruct or hinder the execution of,
any of the provisions of the fore
going rules and regulations, or of |
any rule or regulation which may |
be hereafter made or prepared by |
the Commissioner of Health, and |
approved and published as required |
by law, shall be guilty of misde-
meanor, and, on conviction thereof,
where no other penalty is prescribed
by such rule or regulation, be pun
ished by fine of not less than one
($100) dollar nor more than one
hundred $4,000 dollars, or by
Imprisonment in the county Jail
not more than ninety (90) days, or
by both such fine and Imprisonment,
in the discretion of the court.
Dated at Wausau, Wisconsin this
It'll day of June, 1910.
r. W. JONES