Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-02-06

with the County Commissioners for
this class Of work and issued bulle-
tin to all deputies in the county as
: follows
The rates for county work will
be the same as for last term, viz
Visits to the INDECENT sick, s1.00
Mileage, per mile one way so
In contagious diseases:
Diagnosis LOO
Quarantining LOO
Fumigation, per house 400
All supplies to be furnished by the
county.
All surgical work at one half regu-
lar price"
All bills from this district have
been made in strict conformity with
the above schedule, and carefully
itemized. These bills are on file
at Caldwell together with accurate
reports of all cases of contagious dis
ease. and sworn affidavits in all cas-
es of indigency.
You will note that the county COM
missioners have obtained one half
rates for all county medical and
surgical work.
The bill for this district of sos. 40
mentioned in Mr.. Ainey's first let
ter was for the three months end
ing September 80, 1912. OF this
amount $500 pertained to the quar-
antine and fumigation of contag Gus
disease. The balance was for surgi-
cal, medical and hospital attention
to the destitute sick and insane, rail-
road fare for INDECENT cases to
Caldwell, etc.
The bill for the three months end
ing Dec. 81, 1912 was s645.70 and in
cludes in addition to the fees for
contagious diseases as mentioned
above, ali fumigating material, med
ical care and attention for the indi-
gent sick d uring the past three
months, hotel charges and railroad
fares for the indigents and their at
PENDANTS to Caldwell.
Affidavits of indigency, sworn to
by the friends of the INDECENT sick,
are required by the county com
and have been filed in
each case at the time of sending the
case to Caldwell according to the
State law.
In order that the scope of the cpl
demic and the amount of work may
be better understood, l append a
list Of the residences quarantined for
disease from Oct 1, 1912
Up to the present time.
R. B. Mitchell, J. A. Lauer, I. w. |
kenward, D. P. Donovan, H. C.
Wayne, Fernando Coulter, A. ].
shearer, Sherman Coulter, Carl Buch-
nan, T. D. Coblentz, Walter Cox, M.
9. Wood, Jas. Whalen, Otto Albert,
REQ. Yager, E. o. Mays, G. w. Moore,
J. B. Steadman. Geo. Rhodes, H. C.
'rakes, Ray, Chatfield, w. E. Alber-
on, John Policy, A. T. Wilson, VIM.
filler, p M. Boales, NJ Vallikett, P.
l. Brown, John Hill, Mrs. Belle Mill
gan, Mrs. c. Masonheimer, L. s.
oule, Mrs. c. F. Miller, R. A. Shoe
NTH, ]. B. Gorton, A. F. PRIDE, d.
!. Wilcox, J. e. Turner, E. T. Bow
ian, r. A. Crump, Melt Mccullough
I. D. Reed, T. e. Jones, Henry NIL
IT, A. L. Pence, Albert Wilson,
obt. L. Moore. w. G. Wiley, Ray
w. P. Alderman, Pies. Or :
III, Frank Foster, H. R. Bidwell, P.
]. Brown .(2nd. time), H. C. Wayne,
md. time), o. E. Carter, H. B.
rcutt, ]. w. Roberts, Geo. Jeffries,
M. Gilmore, Frank Draper, Geo. :
attig, "A. L. Shafer, Geo. T. Rhodes =
nd. time), Mrs. Minnie Price, Jas.
. Applegate. Geo. Alspach, j. w. =
arson, J. c. Chaplin, W. ]. Phipps, :
P. Berry, J. w. Sur, J. G. Giesler, :,
M. Hutchinson, I. s. lines, s. Ar =
DEL John Apologize. -
I am informed that Parma's bill
Guiding fumigating material Is
over $500. Caldwells bill =
Guiding hospital and contagious
leases is $537. I presume that all a.
'dical bills against the county are ~
sed on the schedule given above :.
vary in amount only on account US
the number Of cases of contagious
eases or the number Of INDECENT 20
k. II the people of particular To- iA'
ity do not submit willingly to
lrantine, or endeavor to evade the "
lrantine regulations, by keeping DO
es OF contagious disease covered
there undoubtedly will be ~
alter number Of cases in that par
liar locality.
fter all It is up to the people at ba
70 to see that an epidemic does idi