, 1923-10-09
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1923
WHO COUGH
Methods of Control
Placard required.

l. Placard required.
2. Isolation. Separation of
the patient from susceptible chill
dren, and exclusion of the patient
from school and public places, for
| the period of four weeks from
the beginning of acute catarrhal
symptoms. Permission of the
| child to have the freedom of the
premises, provided that n sleeve
of the outer garment is encircled
above the elbow by an orange col
ored band two inches in width, and
provided further that the patient
does not come in contact with
other children.
3. Quarantine of exposed chill
dren for fourteen days from date
of last exposure.
A. Immunization. Vaccination
of contracts may be offered.
5. Concurrent disinfection of
the discharges from nose and
throat, and of articles soiled
Herewith.
6. Disinfection.
Thorough cleansing, airing and
summing.
z. General measures. 1. Edu-
cation of the public in personal
cleanliness and in the necessity of
avoiding association or contact
with those showing catarrhal symp-
toms with cough.
2. Exclusion from school of
children with coughs, when the
] disease is present.
CONSTRUCTION CAMP REGU-
LATIONS
Promulgated by the State Board
of Health of Wyoming, June 10,
1923.
Definition
Rule 1. For the purpose of
these regulations railway or 9TH
er construction camps shall be con-
sidered to include all camps and
similar places of temporary abode,
including those on wheels, estab-
lished by or for the care of work.
ing forces engaged in the con-
struction, repair, or alienation
OF railway properties or parts
thereof. Provided, that camps
which are occupied by less than
five people or camps which are
established to meet emergency
longer than five days, shall not be
conditions and are not occupied
included except that rule 3 of
these regulation shall apply to
them.
General.
Rule 2. All camps shall be so
located and so maintained as to be-
conducive to the health of their
occupants and not to endanger the
health of the public; and all tents,
houses stables, or other structures
therein shall be kept in a reason
ably clean and sanitary condition
at all times.
Scavenger.
Rule 8. In all camps where
there r 100 men or more there
shall be one employee whose dutv
shall be to act as scaveneer and
garbage collector.
Toilets.
Rule a. Every camp shall have
an adequate number of Iatrines
n urinals, so constructed and
maintained as to prevent flv
breeding and the pollution of wa.
ter, and the use of such latrines
and urinals by the inhabitants az
the camp shall be made oblipa-
tory. Latrines and urinals NAV
consist of deep trenches covered
WIN houses adequately screened
against flies, or of any other an
proved by the State Board of
Health. They shall not be located
within less than 200 feet of anv
spring, stream, lake or reservoir
forming a part of a public or priv
ate water supply.
Food Co~ntainer..
Rule 5. Refrigerators. fond
boxes, or other receptacles for fine
storing of fresh food in camns
shall be emptied and thoroupbiv
washed with soap and hot water
at least once in each seven davs
that they are in use.
Examination of Food HandIeu
Rule 9. No person shall serve
as a COOK or waiter, Or in any 9th
er capacity in the preparation or
serving OF food in any camp who
Is known or suspected to have any
dangerous communicable disease.
Sick Persons.
Rule 2. When an occupant of
a camp becomes sick with a dan
gerous communicable disease he
shall be Immediately isolated. and
Inc neaitn OFFICER within whose
jurisdiction the camp Is located
shall be Immediately notified.
Abandoned Camps.
Section 8. When any camn "a
to be abandoned, all garbage. rub
bish, and manure shall be collected
and burned, the latrine trenches
filled, and the grounds and build
ings shall be left in a clean and
sanitary condition.
Duty to Enforce Regulations.
Section 0. It shall be the dutv
OF the superintendent, foreman,
or other person in charge Of a
camp. to see that all regulations
pertaining thereto are faithfully
complied with.
STANDARD RAILWAY SAM
TARY CODE
PROMULGATED by the State Board
Of Health of Wyoming, June is,
i. transportation of Persop.
Having Communicable
Diseases.
Persons Not Allowed to Travel.
Rule /. No person knowing or
suspecting himself to be afflicted
with plague. cholera epaIInow -.