The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-10-29

quarantine, If necessary, and such
quarantine shall remain In full force
until raised by the Health Officer.
Sec. 5. Every house or building Of
any kind where a contagious disease
has existed or which has been vacated
by a person having tuberculosis,
either by death or removed, shall be
Immediately fumigated by the City
Marshal under the directions Of the
Health Officer and the owner Of such
house or building shall pay for all ma
terials used in such fumigation. No
quarantine shall be removed from any
house or building until after the same
has been fumigated.
Sec. 6. All dogs and cats belong
ing to or staying with a family under
quarantine shall he restrained or kill
ed by the City Marshal and when a
contagious disease become general
the Health Officer shall order all dogs
and cats restrained within the City
Limits or killed by the City Marshal.
Sec. z. Whenever any malignant,
contagious or infectious disease ex-
lists within the City or within three
miles thereof to such an extent as to
endanger the health and lives Of the
public generally, the Health Officer
shall quarantine any part or the whole
of such City, or any of the Public
Schools. Amusement Halls, Picture
Shows, Churches or Sunday Schools
within said City, which shall be nee
essary or expedient to prevent the
-~,oaJ &c e,tnh dtcnaca
Sec. 8. No person shall sell or Of
fer for sale within the City Limits
any milk or cream, unless the same
shall have been iced and cooled i'm
mediately after milking and there
after kept on ice and cold until actual
delivery Of the same to the customer
Sec. 8. No person shall sell or Of.
fer for sale within the City Limits
any milk or cream which contains pre-.
sentative or which fails to conform Il
the standard for pure milk as defined
in the State laws, unless such person
shall first make known to the pur'
chaser the exact kind Of milk or cream
so sold or offered for sale.
Sec. 10. No person shall sell o.
offer for sale within the City Limits
any milk or cream unless the same b
from COWS that have been tested a
least once a year and found to b
free from tuberculosis. Tubercula.
tests are to be made by veterinarian
approved by the Health Officer.
Sec. II. No person shall sell o
offer for sale within the City Limits
any milk or cream from diseases
, cows or from a home, place or dair,
where a case Of typhoid fever OF tn
berculosis exists in the mediate fam
lily or in any family in any way con
/. nected with such home, place or dairy
Sec. IL. No person shall sell or Of
l fer for sale within the City Limits
! n milk or cream, unless their home
barn, or dairy shall have been in
! spected by the Health Officer an
! pronounced healthful and sanitary
! The Health Officer shall make frequer
/, inspections Of all such places.
/ Sec. 10. All wells and cisterns X
E Gated within the City Limits, shall b
inspected by the health officer on c
t before the first day Of April, 1911
r and if any be found unsanitary or VI
I healthful they shall be put in a san
f tary condition under the direction {
e the health officer, or abated, With
: ten days thereafter. No person sha
r use or permit others to use watt
It from any well or cistern which is d
e clared to be u%nsanitary or unhealthf'
Ie by said Health Officer.
Sec. ID. All vaults and cess poo
al now existing in the City Limits shs
% be filled up on or before the first di
e Of April, 1916, and instead Of SUE
L vaults or cess pools, where it is d
Ie sirable to maintain a closet out-sil
Of the house, sanitary n~on-freezab
/ closets shall be built and attached
<, the City Sewers. But where it is n
r, possible or practicable to connect SUI
q, closets shall be built and attached
is may be built according TO specific
tons herein. Where the practical.
IS ity Of such attachment is in doubt,
a shall be left to the City Engines