The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

q certlncate that they nave taken SuCn
precautions as to their persons, clothing
and all other things which they propose
bringing from the premises as are neces-
sary to insure the immunity from infec-
ton. OF other purposes with whom they
may come in contact, and no such per-
son shall expose himself in any public
place, shop, street, inn or public con-
veyance without having first adopted
such precautions
Section 10. Section forty of chapter
eighteen of the Revised Statutes is here
by. amended by striking out the word
cholera" in line two of said section and
inserting In place thereof the words or
other quarantinable disease SO that
said section as amended shall read as
follows.
Section 40. Nurses and other attend
ants, upon persons sick with smallpox.
scarlet fever, diphtheria or other quar-
antinable disease, shall adopt for the
disinfection. and disposal of excreta, and
for the disinfection of utensils, bedding,
clothing and other things which have
been exposed to infection. such meas
ures, as may be ordered in writing. by
the local board of health
Section H. Section forty-one of chap
ter eighteen of the Revised Statutes is
hereby amended by striking out the
words measles, cholera, plague or pull
lines three and four of said section and
inserting in place thereof the words,
or other disease for which disinfection
may be required by the State board Of
shall read as follows:
Section Al. No person shall give, lend.
transmit sell or expose any bedding,
clothing, furniture or other article which
has been used by persons affected with
smallpox, scarlet fever, diphtheria or
other diseases for which disinfection
health, or from rooms which have been
occupied by such persons, without first
having said articles disinfected to the
satisfaction of the local board of health,
orty frJyv r,l,pt
ter eighteen of the Revised Statutes is
hereby amended by striking out the
words, specified in the preceding sec
ton in line two of said section and
inserting in place thereof the words,
'for which disinfection may be required
by the State board of health SO that
said section as amended shall read as
follows:
SECTION a., When persons from houses
or places which are infected with any
of the diseases for which disinfection
laealth, have entered any schoolroon, or
when, from any other cause, the school
room has probably become infected. the
teacher shall dismiss the school and
notify the school officers and local beard
of health, and no school shall be again
held in such schoolroom until the room
has been disinfected to the satisfaction
of the local board of health. and the
school officers and board of health shalt
cause the. room to be disinfected as soon
as possible
Ter eighteen of the Revised Statutes is
hereby amended by striking out the
whole of said section and substituting
therefor the following:
Section As. No person shall let or hire
any house or room in a house in which
any of the diseases have existed for
which dsinfection may be required by
the State board Of health: without hav-
tn@ caused the house and the premises
used in Connection Herewith to be disin-
fected TO the satisfaction of the local
board Of health
Section IA. Section seventy-five of
chapter eighteen of the Revised Statutes
IS hereby amended by striking out from
the end of said section the following
words but no such hospital shall be
within one hundred rods of an inhabited
dwelling house in an. adjoining town
without the consent Of its local board
of health" so that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
Section rs. A town may establish
therein one or more hospitals for the
reception of persons having the small
pox or ,othe.r, diseases dangerous to the
health may license any building therein
as a hospital which shall be under the
control of said board
Section Is. Section seventy-siX of
chapter eighteen of the Revised Statutes
is hereby repealed.
Section IT, Section seventy-seven of
chapter eighteen of the Revised Statutes
Is hereby h amended by striking out the
section and inserting in place thereof
the words, who are infected, infectious.
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
tahlished .or licensed the physicians. the
persons who are infected, infectious, or
SICK therein. the nurses, attendants. and
an who come within its limits, and all
brought there, shall De subject to the
regulations made by the local board of
health
Section II. Section eightytwo of chap
hereby amended by striking out The
words, over two years of age in line
four of said section SO that said section
as amended shall read as follows: !.
Section 50. The board of health of
each city village, town and plantation
shall annually on the first day Of March,
or oftener if they deem it prudent, pro
vide for the free vaccination with the
cow pox, of all the inhabitants within
their respective localities, to be done
under the care of skilled practicing ply
sicians, and under such circumstances Al. e
adopt erefor.'-(Approved April 2, 1851
Chapter 339.
An Act to amend Section one of Chapter
forty-eight of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter twenty of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred nine,
relative to the employment of clerks by
the bank commissioner.
Section one of chapter forty eight Of
the Revised Statutes, as amended by
chapter twelve of the public laws of
nineteen hundred nine is hereby amend
ed by striking out the word "one'' in the
fifteenth line of said section and substl-
tutinS therefor the word two and by
striking out in the sixteenth line of said
section the word Commission" and in
Getting therefor the word commits
sloners,' SO that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
Section /. The governor, with the adj
vice and consent of the council, shall
appoint bank commissioner, who shall
hold his office for three years, subject
ing power, and shall not during his
continuance in office hold any office in
any bank in the State. Wherever the
words bank examiner" now appear in
the statutes of the State, they shall be
construed to mean bank commissioner.
the salary now or hereafter provided by
law for that office and his necessary
travelling expenses and the reasonable
and necessary expenses of his office,
the payment of which shall be made
subject to the approval of the governor
and council and shall be authorized
to employ at the expense of the State,
one or more clerks as the business OF
the office may require, the amount of
their compensation to be subject to the
approval of the governor and council,
and two of whom may be designated
as deputy bank commissioners. The
present bank examiner may serve out
commissioner without new appointment.
.-(Approved April 2. 1859
Chapter $40.