The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-07

QUARANTINE TO BE MAINTAINED
 AT CITY DOCK

COrdOva Is now observing q strict quarantine, and at last nights meet ing of the city council it was decided to include the city dock in the zone and have q day and night guard placed there. so that close tab can be kept on all who enter the city from that avenue, and they will have to secure permission from the health officer be- fore being allowed to come up town In fact. practically the same rcgua- Ocean dock.
 The regulations governing the en- trance of persons to the city, as given by the health officers, are as follows:
 All persons arriving on boats at Cordova will be required to go in de. tention for period of ten days
 All passengers in transit to other ports will be required to remain aboard the boat
 No member of tn" crew will be permitted ashore. except for the trans
 
 sary, and then only by permission of the health officer. Any person who may desire to leave COrdOva before such time as we consider the danger passed may seCur" a clean bill of health by going into a prescribed de tentiOn fOa period of ten days. After a period of ten days has passed after the last patient suffering from inhu enza is discharged. the health officers will recommend to the city council that the business of this city may be resumed in a normal way
 All incoming passengers will b" rr. quircd to have their temperatures taken twice each day. and all the om- ployes al the wharf will be required to have their temperatures taken once each day
 It is the expressed desire of in" health officers to allow the local husi. ness conditions to resume normal con ditious d. quickly as possible, and it is thought that within ten days th" last case of influenza will have disap- p"arcd, and if the quaranrin" is "t fectiyc at the docks the city again will be allowed to do business as usual
 Until such time, however, as the health officers shall deem the city ab solutely free from infection, the local restrictions are to be maintained. It has. however, been possible to relax them somewhat. and the following regulations now are in effect in the city, and any violation of them will be promptly prosecuted, say the off cials
 The police officers have been in structed to see that there is no un- necessary cOngregating of people in public places.
 The business houses will be permit ted to carry on their regular business. but the proprietors or those in charge will be required to cooperate with the police officers in their effort to pitNtIll bhtlNio" hIhb dlAsi NlOHt ,cL- tact of patrons.
 No public card playing will be per mtted
 In the pool rooms each alternate | table may be used but not more than | two persons will be permitted to play | at table at one timme
 Persons sitting in public places, in cluding hotel Hobbies, will be required | to leave each alternate seat vacant
 All places must be properly venti | lated, and the doors or windows must | be thrown open for change of air | when the officers may so direct.
 In the future it will not be neces sary for the officers to warn the pub. lie relative to these matters. They | have been instructed to make arrests when these rules are violated.
 These rules will go into effect at once and continue until such time as the public will be otherwise informed . the press.