, 1922-04-20

vldu4l durdlng h clinical courS of
the disease and during co~nvalescence.
3. Quarantine. None.
Smallpox
/. Placard required.
2. Isolation Of the infected person
on his premises until d~isquamation is
complete.
8. Quarantine of contacts for TWEEN
ty-one days from the date Of last
exposure or until protected by sue
cessful vaccination or an accelerated
reaction discovered.
Syphilis
!. No placard, except where viO-
lations Of rules and regulations of
Board Of Health.
2. Isolation. None.
8. Quarantine. None, except when
refuses to abide by instructions Of at
tendant OF health officer.
Trachoma
l. No placard.
2. Isolation. Exclusion of the in
fected person from school as long as
the LESSONS persist, unless receiving
constant and adequate medical atten-
ton.
g.. Quarantine. None.
tuberculosis
l.. NO placard.
2. Isolation of such ''open" cases
as do not properly carry out the laws
and regulations.
3. Quarantine. None.
Typhoid Fever
l. Placard required.
2. Isolation Of the infected person
in a screened room, or hospital, if
nursing care and adequate sanitary en-
virorment can not be secured in the
home, during the course of the dis
ease. Provided, however, that no per-
son shall be released from isolation
until stool and urine specimens have
beer submitted to an approved labora-
tory for examination. And in the
event that either of the said speci-
mems shall show the presence of ty-
phoid bacilli, the case shall be re-
leased from isolation only on such
terms and conditions as shall be pre-
scribed by the state health officer as
being necessary for the protection of
the public. Such terms and conditions
shall remain in full force and effect
until three successive negative Gull
lures of both the stools and urine of
the case have been secured, specimens
for said cultures to be taken not less
than fifteen days apart.
3. Quarantine. None.
Typhus Fever
l. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected person
in a vermin-free room during the elm
ical purse Of the disease.
3. Quarantine of contacts for
twelve days from date of last expos-
ure and until free from lice. When
typhus fever is present in a commu-
nifty, persons or premises infested
with lice shall be gu~arantined until
thoroughly deloused.
Whooping Cough
l.. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected person
from children and exclusion from
school and other public places, from
commencement of symptoms and for
at least three weeks after the COM
mnncemelS of the spasmodic stage.
,. Quarantine Of exposed children
for fourteen days from date of last
exposure.
Standard Railway Sanitary Code
Promulgated by the State Board of
Health of Wyoming, June 8, 1921
III CLEANING AND DISiNFEC-
TON OF CARS
General
Rule 16. All railway passenger
cars or other public ~conveyances shall
be kept in a reasonably clean and san
itary condition at all times when they
are in service to be insured by me-
chanical cleaning at terminals and
lay-over points.
Cleaning
Rule II. All day coaches, parlor
cars, buffet cars, dining cars, and
sleeping cars shall be brushed, swept
and busted at the end Of each round
trip, or at least once in each day they
are in service, and shall be thoroughly
cleaned at intervals of not more than
even days.
w. CARS IN SERVICE
Cleaning
Rule Fl. The cleaning of cars while
occupied shall be limited to the mimi
mum consistent with the maintenance
of clearly conditions, and shall be
carried out so as to cause the least
possible raising Of dust or other an
noyance to passengers.
Sweeping
Rule %. Dry sweeping Of the in
terror Of a car in transit with an
ordinary broom is prohibited.
busting
Rule 20. Dry busting Of the inte-
rior of a car in transit is prohibited.
Brushing
Rule "a. The brushing of passen-
gers clothing in the body Of the car
in transit 10 prohshifod