The Nenana daily news., 1918-11-13
MEASURERS TAKEN
 FOR QUARANTINE - " " s~

charge, has taken steps to guard the i approaches to the town of Nenana and prevent the possible introduction of the influenza epidemic, and in accordance with instructions issued by him, regular quarantine stations are now being established and will be in. full working order in the course of the next few days.
 South of town quarantine sta- tion has been established at the Nenana Crossing at mile 373, and all arrivals over the Broad Pass trail will be detained there.
 Along the regular winter mail trail between Nenana and Fair banks station has been established about three miles from town, with a detention camp in connection, and at a point about two miles up the river row of posts have been frozen into the river ice to cut off the river trail. A man has been stationed at this point and he will divert all travel to the quarantine station and detention camp estab- iished on the regular mail trail. l Game Warden Steve Foster has established a camp about five and one-half miles from town, at point from which he will be in constant touch with both the river and the regular mail trails and exercise supervision over travel towards Nenana.
 1 The men in charge at the several quarantine camps are vested with the necessary powers and authority to take proper action to safeguard the public health and safety of Ne mana.
 The following rules and regula- tions governing the quarantining of Nenana become effective immediately
 Rule 1.-Failure to wear the rib bon identification tag on the hat, as directed in the quarantine order promulgated November 6, 1918, will subject the offender to arrest and Iafnrt3an finn of o1l ! (S2.00) and costs. In case a tag is lost, additional tags may be had at the Townsite Office on the pay ment of two dollars (s2.00). Rule 2.-Owing to the fact that the native population is more than ordinarily susceptible to pulmonary diseases, no natives will be allowed within the limits of the Nenana Townsite after twelve o'clock noon, Thursday, November 14th, 1918, ex- cepting those who. on November 9th, 1918, were bona fide residents with in Nenana Townsite and employees of the Alaskan Engineering Commis- sion, who remain at outlying camps of the Commission.
 White persons who are residents of the Nenana Mission, are prohibited from entering the Nenana Townsite after twelve o'clock noon, Thursday, November fl, 1918.
 Natives and white persons who are residents of the Nenana Mission are prohibited from entering the grounds of the Alaskan Engineering Commission within the area bounded by continuous line following the bank of the Panama river, thence along the west boundary line of . Nenana Townsite, thence due west to the bank of the Nenana river, thence following the bank of the Nenana river to the junction with the Tanana river and the line of beginning on the bank of the Panama . river. i
 Natives who were not bona fide residents of the Nenana Mission on November 6, 1918, will not be al- lowed within the limits of this quar- antine excepting in such cases, when, for humanitarian reasons, it may be necessary to bring them in under arrest, in which case they will be