Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-15

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| can be taken without hindering the
work of the executive department
| from which such transfer is made, be
given over into the custody of the de-
partment of health And all unex-
pended balances of appropriations
available at the time of such transfer
| for the use of any such transferred
bureau. division or other branch of the
government, or which may become
| available thereafter. shall be and re-
| main available, in similar manner and
TO the same extent as if no transfer
| had been made
Sec. That within the department Of
health there shall be the following bu-
reaus. (a) bureau of sanitary re-
| search; OBJ bureau of child hygiene:
| (c) bureau of vital statistics and
publications; I'D bureau of foods and
| drugs; (e) bureau of quarantine; 60
| bureau of sanitary engineering 60 bu-
reau OF government hospitals; CHI bu-
reau of personnel and accounts And
the director of health is hereby eu-
thorized To arrange and rearrange
from time to time with the approval
| of the president. the functions, duties,
personnel, papers, records and proper
~, and the work, resources, and
equipment generally. coming into the
Jurisdiction and control of the depart
ment of health by the operation Of
this act, so as to most efficiently and
economically to organize and maintain
the several bureaus herein named and
such divisions and offices thereof as to
said director seems proper; but in ar
ranging and rearranging the personnel
the rank, pay and allowances of the
officers of the time of the transfer Of
that service to the departemnt of
health shall not, by reason of anything
in this act contained, be diminished.
And the director of health may call on
the heads of other executive depart
ments for information in their possess
sion whenever such information is
needed for the efficient and economi-
cal working of the department of
health.
Sec. 6. That the president is hereby
authorized to detail officers and en-
ployes from any of the several eXecu-
tive departments Of the government
for duty under the director of health
when so requested by said director.
and to detail officers and employees i'm
the service of the department of
health to any of the other executive
departments on request of the head Of
such department, provided such detail
can be made without prejudice to the
public service, to carry into effect the
purpose and intent OF this act; but Of
ficers and employees so detailed shall
receive no additional compensation.
but shall be paid such actual and ne
cessary expenses as they incur in the
discharge of their duties.
Sec. THAT the director of health
may. in his discretion and with the
approval of the president, appoint an
advisory board of not more than seven
members. to confer with him, on his
request, from time TO time as he
deems necessary. concerning the work
of the department of health and the
health of the people. The members Of
said board shall be selected because Of
their special knowledge of matters re-
lating to the public health, and each
shall hold office for a term of seven
years or until his successor is APP
pointed, except that the appointments
first made, and appointments thereaf-
ter made to fill uneXpired terms and
terms of members who have held over
beyond the periods of their original
appointments, shall be made so that
no more than one member shall retire
during any one fiscal year. No mem
Der of any such advisory board shall
receive any compensation for his serN-
ices. but each shall be paid all actual
expenses necessarily incurred in the
discharge of his duties. And from
and after the passage of this act tine
advisory board for the hygienic labo-
ratory created by Section 5 of an act
entitled IAN act to increase the eff
cheney and change the name of the
United States Marine Hospital Serv-
ice" approved July /, 1902, be, and
the same hereby is. abolished.
Sec. s. That the director Of health
may, whenever in his judgment public
interests would be promoted by so do
ing, invite the duly constituted health
authorities of all or of any of the
states, territories, the District Of CO.
lumbia and insular possessions as to
him may deem advisable. each To send
one delegate to confer with him or his
duly appointed representative or rep
resentatives and with each other, at
such time and place as he may desig
nate. concerning any particular matter
or matters relating to the public
health; and il shall be the duty Of the
director of health, on the written APP
plication of the duly constituted health
authorities of not less than five states.
territories. the District of COlubmia or
insular possessions, stating the partic-
uIar matter or matters which it is de-
sired to consider, to appoint time
and place, and to call a conference of
the health authorities of the states.
territories, the District of Columbia
and insular possessions that united in
the request therefor. and personally or
through his duly appointed representa-
tive or representatives to be present at
such conference; but every state, ter
ritory, the District OF Columbia and
insular possession shall be notified of
every conference, and if practicable
be afforded an opportunity of being
present and participating in its pro-
ceedings. And from and after the pas
sage of this act and other conferences
of state and territorial boards OF