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Nassau County Review Friday, July 26, 1907 ASSESSORS* NOTICE, The Aasesnore of the Town of Hemp stead have completed their Assessment Rolls for the current year, and that a copy thereof will be left at their office, Room 2, Town Hall, in the Village of Hempstead, where it may be seen and examined by any person from the first day of August u n til the third Tuesday, and that on such day from f> o ’clock A. M., until 4 o’clock P. M., said Assessors W ill meet at their office in said Town Hall, Village of Hempstead, to h< a r and examine all complaints in relation to such assessments, on the application of any person conceiving h imself aggrieved thereby. Dated this 11th day of July, 1U07. J . H u y l e r E l l i s o n , t L e w i s M. R a i s i o , Assessors C h a r l e s W . S m i t h , ^ Summer Timetable Freeport, Point Breeze, Prospect Gun Club, Point Comfort, Hempstead Bay Yacht Club, Point Lookout, Nassau-by- the-Sea Freeport Division All steamers from Sw ift Creek dock, foot of Woodcleft Canal, Freeport. Leaving times South are from A tlan tic avenue terminal of Steamboat trolley Steamboat will leave dock on arrival of car. Daily Except Sundays and Holidays Southbound, Leave Freeport at 7.30 A. M., 10.00 A. M.. 11.00 A.M 1 2 .3 0 P.M., 1.30 P. M., 2.30 P. M„ 3.30 P. M., 4.30 P. M., 6.30 P. M.. 8 P. M. Northbound, Leave Point Lookout at O. 40 A. M., 8.30 A. M.. IO. o O A. M. 11.50 A. M.. 1.20 P. M., 2.20 P. M. 3.i>0 P. M., 4.45 P. M., 5 45 P. M., 8.00 P. M., 10.25 P. M. Sundays 4ml Holidays A more frequent service will be oper ated on Sundays and Holidays. First boat leaves from Freeport, 10.00 A. M., last boat leaves from Freeport at 8.00 P. M. First boat leaves from Point Lookout at 9.00 A. M., last boat leaves 4 4 The Secretary shall keep a record of all reporta by names and residences of all eases of contagions diseases that may be, from time to time, reported to him by the attending phvsician, Health Officer or any member or the Board, or that may otherwise come to his know ledge. He shall also keep an accurate record of the proceedings of the Board, and shall enter upon such record all orders made by the Board and all re ports made by the individual members thereof, or by the Health Officer, and shall niaTce 'such reports to the State Board of Health as the existing laws may require, and perform such other duties as may be imposed by Statute or by the Board of Health. ARTICLE II.— H e a l t h O f f i c e r . S e c t i o n 1. It shall be the duty of the Health Officer on or before the first day of each and every month, to be at the office of the Secretary of the Board of Health, to receive, examine and se cure the registration by the Secretary, of all certificates and records of death and causes of death, and findings on in quest. He shall execute all orders issu ed by the Board directing him to take necessary steps for the abatement of any nuisance, found existing within the jurisdiction of the said Board. He shall visit any person or persons reported to be sick w ith cholera, diphtheria, small pox, varioloid, scarlet fever, yellow fever, or any infections or contagious disease, and shall cause all persons who may be infected with any infectious or contagions diseases, if cousisteut with public safety, to be strictly and efficiently quarantined upon the premises where the same may first be discovered; and he shall also prohibit any person from leaving or entering such premises, while the necessity for such quarantine exists, without his con sent. It shall be the duty of the Health Officer to send necessary articles and supplies for the use and at the expense of the person or persons so quarantined if they be in circumstances to afford the same, but if it be a poor person, the same may be charged against the Town of Hempstead; and thy Health Officer shall report to the Board all assistance so rendered and the expense of the same in each order, rmi nu such order for relief shall be ex- Point Lookout at 10.25 P. M., arriving | tended for more than one week without in Freeport in time for trolley connect- j couseut of the Board of Health, or 1 ions east and west. | peuse incurred exceeding Twenty-five j dollars in any one case without such Seashore M u n icip a l R. R. C o . ! couseut. Aud iu case of the violati j by auy persou of such quarantine the ! person so offending shall be deemed | guilty of a misdemeanor aud, in addition ROLAND M. LAMB. Freeport, L. I. G. M. Trolley Time Fable CARS LEAVE Mineola, (South Bound) at 5.45 a. m. and every half hour thereafter until 12.15 a. m. Hempstead (West Bound) at 5.15 a. m., and half hourly thereafter until 11 p. m. Queens, Belmont Park, (East Bound) at 5.40 a. m., and half hourly thereafter until 11.40 p. m. Hempstead, (North Bound) at 5.30 а. m. and every half hour thereafter un til 12.00 o’clock midnight. City Line, Fulton St. “ L ,” Brooklyn at 6 a. m., Ozone Park 6.05, Springfield б. 33, Rosedale 6.30, Valley Stream 6.38, Lynbrook 6.157 Rockville Centre 6.20, Baldwin 6.06* Freeport 6.10, Roosevelt 6.18, and half) hourly thereafter; the last car leaving City Line at 12.30 a. m., Ozone Park 12.85, Springfield 12.45, Rosedale 12.51, Valley Stream 12.55, ! fuse Lynbrook 1.02, Rockville Centre 1.06, Baldwin 1.14, Freeport 1.24. Roosevelt 1.28, arriving at Hempstead 1.37 a. m. Hempstead, (South Bound) at 4.45, and 5.00 a. m., Roosevelt 4.52 and 5.10, Freeport 5.00 and 5.18, Baldwin 5.10 and 5.30, Rockville Centre 5.20 and 5.40, Lynbrook 5.25 and 5.45, Valley Stream 5.30 and 5.50, Rosedale 5.35 aud 6.00, Springfield 5.45 and 6.05. Ozone Park 5.50 and 6.20, arriving at City Line, Fulton St. “ L ,” Brooklyn, at 5.55 and 6.25, and half hourly thereafter; the last car leaving Hempstead a t 11 p. m. The N. Y. & L. I, Traction Co. F. L. FULLER. Vice Brest, and General Manager B. B. W INCHESTER. Superintendent thereto, shall incur a penalty of fifty dollars. And when such person infect ed with a contagious or infectious dis ease cannot be properly isolated or quarantined on the premises where first discovered, the Health Officer may cause the person so iufected to be re moved. The Health Officer may also cause such removal when directed by the Board of Health, or auy member thereof, aud in all other cases that shall come to his knowledge, where lie may consider such action necessary to the preservation of the public health. It shall be his duty to report to the Board the name of any physician who shall re fuse or neglect to report any case under treatment by him, of any contagious or infectious disease ; and, when so direct ed by the Board, to take the necessary legal steps for the enforcement of the penalties provided by law, and, also, when so directed by the Board, to pros ecute, as for a misdemeauor, any phy sician who shall wilfully violate or re- to obey any order or regulation -Board of Health- Town of Hem p stead Nassau County, N. Y. < Mticers: S m i t h V o x , Freeport, Supervisor, Presi dent; H. L u t h e r W e e k s , Hempstead, Town Clerk, Secretary and Registrar; J . W e s l e y S o u t h a r d , Seaford, Citizen M ember; W il l i a m R h a m e , M. D., W antagh, Health Officer. G eorge C. T atem . , Hempstead, A r c h e r B. W a l l a c e , Freeport, D a n i e l L D e M o t t , Hewlett, C h a r l e s F. G it t k n b , Hempstead, Justices of the Peace. Ordinances, Rules and Regulations 1907 In pursuance of Chapter 661, Laws of 1893, and of existing laws relating to public health in towns not wholly or In part repealed thereby, aud in pursuance of the laws ameadatory thereof aud supplementary thereto, be it R e s o l v e d , Bv the Board of Health of the Town of Hempstead, at a stated meeting held iu the Town Hall in said town on the 3rd day of July, 1906, (all the members of the said board having been duly notified of the time and place of holding said meeting) that the following Ordinances, Rules and Regu lations relating to the Public Health iu the said town lie and the same are here by adopted: ARTICLE I.— M e e t i n g s . S ection 1. The meetings of the Board of Health of the Town of Hempstead shall be held at the Town Hall in said town, on the first hud third Wednesdays in the month of May, June, July, Aug ust, September and October, aud on the first Wednesday in the months of Jan uary, February, March, April, Novem ber and December at 1.80 o'clock, P. M. * 2. Special meetings shall be held at such time and place as may be designat ed by the President of the Board, or by any three members thereof. It eltijl be tbs duty of the Secre- ♦ 3 . tary to notify Board of each all the members of mid regular and special meet- #gswM*Mihvk* made and published by the Board of Health relative to his practice within the jurisdiction of said Board*. ARTICLE I I I .— P h y s i c i a n s , M id w i v k s a n d D r u g g i s t s S e c t i o n 1. It shall be the duty of the physician or midwife in attendance at every birth to write out aud sign upon the form prescribed by the State Board of Health, the certificate of such birth, and transm it said certificate to the lo cal Board of Health, or the person desig nated to receive it, within thirty days of such birth. It shall be the duty of the physician or midwife in attendance at every stil birth to w rite out aud sign upon the form prescribed by the State Depart ment of Health the certificate of such still birth, and transm it said nertifincte to the local Board of Health, or the per son designated to receive it, within thir ty days of such still birth. The physician or midwife, attending at the birth of a child shall at the time of filing such certificate of birth, unless it contains tin- given name of such child, cause to be furnished to the parent or custodian o f such child, a name card. which shall be filled in by such parent or custodian, w ith the given name of such child when named, and immediate ly filed w ith the Registrar of this Board. Blank name cards will be furnished to physicians aud midwives by the Regis trar Auy violation of the provisions of this Ordinance, shall subject the offend ing party to a penalty of Ten Dollars. ) 2. Every householder or head of the family iu a house wherein any case of infectious disease may occur shall report the same to the Board of Health within twelve hours from the time of his or her first knowledge of the nature of such d isea s e , and until instructions are re ceived from the said Board, or the Health Officer, shall not permit any o'othiug or other article whicn may have been exposed lo the infection to be re moved from the house; nor shall any occupant change his or her residence elsewhere without the consent of said Board, or Health Officer. Every physician who is called to at tend • case of infectious or contagious disease, shall as soon as be discovers the nature thereof, make a written report, specifying the name and residence of the patient, the nature of the disease, and any other facts relating thereto which he may deem important to the public health, .and sign his name thereto, and he shall transmit the same to the Board of Health within twelve hours from the time of hie or her first knowledge of the nature of such disease. The diseases thns to be promptly re- I*orted are Asiatic cholera, yellow fever, typhus, and typhoid fever, small pox, scarlet fever, measles, diphtheria, mem branous croup, oerebro spinal meningit is, pulmonary tuberculosis and ophthal mia neonatorum. Any violation of any | of the provisions of this ordinance »bafl subject the offending party to a penalty of twenty-five dollars. ♦ •- A physician shall be sattiled to rscstv* for sank nsrtiissts s f M s*, and \ T 0\ . « « ■ '» '« < \ ' ■ ■« ‘■f * 1 $ 4. Any physician practicing as aforesaid, may be requested, upon no tice from any member of this Board, to visit any urgent case of infections or contagious disease or sickness within said town, and report to the person so requesting him immediately thereafter. Aud for such visit aud report he shall be entitled to receive the sum of three dol lars, to be audited aud paid i n jthe same manner as other town charges. $ 5. No physician, druggist or othei I persou shall make, sell, put up, prepare j or administer any prescription, decoc-1 tion or medicine, under any deceptive or j fraudulent name, direction or pretense; | nor shall any false or deceptive repre- ' sentation be made by any person to any other as to the kind, quality, purpose or effect of any such, or other drug, medi cine, decoction, drink, or other article offered or intended to be taken as food or medicine. § 6. No poisonous medicine, decoc tion or substance shall be held for sale or sold except for lawful purposes and with proper motives aud by persons compe tent to give the proper directions and precautions as to the use thereof; nor shall any bottle, box, parcel or recep- ticle thereof be delivered to any person unless the same is marked “ Poison,” nor to any person who the p a rty deliver ing the same has reason to think intends it for auy illegal or improper use or pur pose. 9 7. No person shall make, offer oi have for sale or keep at any place of sale any “ poisonous, unwholesome, deleter ious or adulterated drug, medicines oi food” or iu respect thereto omit auy act or thing required or do any act forbid den by any law or health regulations of this State applicable iu any part of said ARTICLE IV — C l e r g y m e n S e c t i o n 1. Every clergyman or magistrate who shall perform the cere mony of marriage within this town, shall, w ithin thirty days thereafter, file w ith the Secretary of the Board of Health or Town Clerk of the Town of Hempstead, the certificate of such m ar riage. And for every certificate so filed as aforesaid, he shall be entitled to re ceive the sum of twenty-five cents, to be audited and paid in the same m anner as other town charges. And for any ne glect ov refusal he shall incur a penalty of twenty-five dollars. ARTICLE V.— C o n t a g i o u s D is e a s e s S e c t i o n 1 No person or article li able to propagate a dangerous or contag ious disease shall come or be brought w ithin the limits of this town without special permission of the Health Officer; aud whenever it shall come tc the knowledge of any person that such infected person or article has come oi been brought within such limits, he shall immediately notify the Health Of ficer, or Secretary of the Board, or some member thereof. § 2. No persou shall carry or remove from one house or building to another, or from any vessel to the shore, or from the shore to auy vessel, within this town auy persou sick of any contagious dis ease without first having obtained a per m it therefor from the Health Officer. 9 3. No persou by auy exposure 01 any individual sick of any contagious disease or of auy dead body supposed tc be infected with any contagious disease, or by any negligent act connected there with, or in respect to the care or custody thereof, or by a needless exposure of himself, shall cause, contribute to, 01 promote the spread of such disease from any such person or any dead body. f) 4 There shall not be any public or church funeral of any person whe shall have died of any infectious or con tagiuus disease without the permit of tin- Board of Health therefor. (1 5. It shall be the duty of each householder or head of the family iu a house wherein any case of infections or contagions disease may occur, to disin fect and fumigate the said house, or any portion of the same, that he may he di rected to do by the Health Officer of the Town, in such manner as the said Health Officer may direct. 9 6. Any person or persons who shall willfully violate any provision <>f either section of this article is guilty of a misdemeanor, and in addition thereto is liable to a penalty of fifty dollars for each and every violation thereof. ARTICLE VI.— B urial P ermits . S ection 1. On the decease of any person within this town, it shall be the duty of any Justice of the Peace or the Town Clerk of said town, to issue to the person or persons having charge of the remains of the deceased person, a burial perm it; such permit to be issued upon a physician’s certificate upon the form prescribed by the State Department of Health, of the cause ot rteatn, or upon an inquisition: or in case no such certi ficate can be had. and no inquest shall have been held, then such permit may be granted upon affidavit or affidavits duly verified before a Justice of the Peace, who shall be a member of the Board of Health of the town, or by some person or persons known to the officer granting such permit setting forth the etroumataneee, time, aud cause of death, as nearly as the same can be ascertained. Aud the remains of no deceased person shall be interred within the town, or re moved for burial outside the limits there of, except upon a permit first had and obtained in the manner hereinbefore provided, and for issuing such permits, said Justices of the Peace aud Town Clerk shall be entitled to and receive 25 cents for each and every permit so is sued. 4 3. Any person who shall inter or cause to be interred, or who shall re move from this town for burial outside the limits thereof, the remains of any deceased person without a burial permit duly issued in accordance w ith the above provisions, is guilty of a misde meanor, a n a is in addition thereto liable to a penalty of twenty-five dollare. ARTICLE V II— D is e a s e d a n d D is a b l e d A n im a l s . S e c t i o n 1. No diseased or disabled animals shall be brought or conveyed in to this tow n : and no diseased or disabled animals shall be left exposed upon any highway, street, avenue or any premises therein. Any person violating the pro visions of this section is guilty of a mi* being notified fBTerebf. * TEe depth at which such beast is to be buried shall be a t least three feet from the highest part of the animal as it lies iu the pit to the surface of the ground and all persons wku have no land where they can conveniently bury such dead ani mal must apply to one of the members of the Board of Health, who may author ize the applicant to bury the carcass in any public road of the town, the pit ) 7. It shall be the duty of every citi- $8. Every butcher, or milk dealer, and zen who shall discover or be aware of their agents shall allow the Health Of- the existence of any of the offenses ur ficer. or any member of the Board of nuisances mentioned in either of the Health, |o freely aud fully inspect their several sections of this article, or of any cattle o r meat, fish and vegetables held, other nuisance detrimental to the public offered or intended for sale, t o d will be health, to immediately report the same expected to answer all reasonable and to this Board or to some member of the proper questions asked by such persons sam e : either in person or iu writing over kis own signature; for a failure to do, or for concealing any facts the to be dug between the edge of the road knowledge of which mav be necessary f X. The owner or owners of every heeel which mey die or be killed in the Tewu e# regulations, or of t’je State laws in reference to the public health, which may be made to this Board, or to any member thereof, shall, when re quired, be made by affidavit on oath ot affirmation. and the fence, and a t least one hundred yards from any dwelling or place of business. § 3. Should any animal, whose own er is unknown, be found dead on the premises of another, or on a public road contiguons thereto, the occupant of said premises shall immediately report the same to any member of the Board of Health, or Health Officer, who shall cause such animal to be buried within the time aud in the place and manner described iu the preceding section. Auy persou finding such dead animal on land the owner of which is a non-resident, or on the highway adjoining, shall immed iately report the same to one of the Board of Health, or Health Officer who shall cause the same to be bnried on said laud or highway as before m entioned; the cost of such burial to be determined by the member of the Board to whom the complaint is made, and the same to lie a charge against the town, and to be paid from the Contingent Fnnd of the tr>wn- ^ public highway, street, sidewalk or otk- 9 4. Any person wno shall wilfully ‘r blic la(;e iu the Town of Hemp- cmit or neglect to bury or cause to be : stead_ vxe^ f ,f()g9 nlldpr the immediate buried any animal which shall die or be , and iti } con* ((1 of tlu.ir owm.r or killed except those slaughtered for food, , l)n iu cl ()f gnch dog ov dogs_ as specified m Section |Two ot this >vit] £ jv muzzle,1. The article, and in the manner therein pro- i H vided, and any persou who shall wilful- I ° \ nvr of or ^ rson havillg P08s<'ssl°n 1,1 relative to the condition thereof aud of the place where such articles may be. ........... ........... ..... ... ..... ............ §9. It shall be the duty of every cen to an abatement of such offense or nuilk tractor or person (his agents and em- auce, the party so offending is g u ilty of P ^ O J \ ho has contracted or undertaken a misdemeauor. And all complaints of to remox e anwuiseased or dead animal, alleged violations of these rules and rul’bish, garbage, dirt, night soil. or other filthy, offensive or noxious sub stance, or is engaged about any such re moval or in loaning or unloading of any such substance to do the same with dis patch and in every particular in a man ner as cleanly aud little offensive ami with as little danger aud prejudice to the life aud health as possible. § 10. Every veterinary surgeon who ly to reportto the He.ilth Officer § 8. Any persou who shall refuse to abate any nuisance, or who shall refuse to comply w ith the direction of the Board of Health,or any member thereof, 5 ™1U;d to n* “r. Professionally at- or the Health officer, or of any duly nudt. u,1-v, um,mi1 V the town hav- uerform- 1MS the glau .ers or farcy or any coutag- L ions disease shall within twenty-four hours thereafter report iu w riting to the Board of Health of such town the fol lowing, viz. : 1. A statement of the location of such diseased animal. 2. The name aud address of the own er thereof. 3. i’lie type aud character of the dis ease. $ 11. Auy milk found to be adulterat ed either by the addition of water or other substance, or by the removal of cream, or which has bt‘en brought ur is held or offered for sale iu the Town of Hempstead may be seized and destroyed by any mumuvr of Uie Board of Health, or the Health Officer of the town. authorized officer, when in the perform ance of his official duties, or of any per son acting under written instructions of the Board of Health or auy member thereof, is guilty of a misdemeanor. ARTICLE LX.— D o g s S e c t i o n 1 It shall be unlaw ful for any dog or dogs to be a t large upon any the same to run at largo in violation of this tion, is guilty of a misdemeanor. $ 2. Upon complaint on oath to subscribed before any Justice of Peace of the town that any dog is and the 9 12. There shall not be a public or church funeral of auy persou who has died ot small pox,diphtheria, scarlet fev er, yellow t- vi-r, typhus fever or Asiatic cholera, but the funeral of sucti persou or to a member of the Board of Health the finding of auy dead animal, the owner of which is unknown, on his premises or on the highway contiguous thereto, or on land the owner of which is a non-resident, or on the adjoining highway, as required by Section Three ning or allowed to run at large iu viola- shllll be v;Uv; ulul it shall uot Lo luw. ot this article, is guilty of a misdemeau- ! tion of the preceding section the Justice l ul t0 mvitti ur lli; at tho t uuPral of to whom such complaint shall be made uny persou who has died of any of the . . . . . - ,. , . above diseases, or of auy contagious or ARTICLE V III.— PUBLIC SmSAKc™. l ^ n l c n u . « .my sv„ic« conuecteu therewith, any persou whose attendance 18 not necessary or to whom - --------- ------------------ - --------------------------------------- - U C 1 D U L I ----- a u V iLA V L C V l ----- AV/A DUVAA XVAAlllAft t41Al« . the existence dog so killed and buried, su£h fee to be paid out of the Contingent fnnd of tin Town may issue his order to auy Constable any person of this town, directing h to kill and bury the carcass of such dog. S e c t i o n 1. W h en complaint is mado And the fee of such Constable or other to any member of the Board of Health ot . person—so ordered—for such killing and - --------- 0f a,iy alleged nuisance burying shall be two dollars for each there is danger of contagion thereby. within the town, if in his opinion he deem it advisable or necessary to have the alleged nuisance examined by the Health Officer, he shall notify that of ficer to make such examination ; or he may, and he is hereby authorized to call 9 3. Every animal which is mud 01 § 13. It shall be the duty of auy un dertaker having notice of the death of auy persou witniu said town of small pox, diphtheria, scarlet fever, yellow fever, typhus fever, Asiatic cholera, measles, or any other contagious disease upon any regular physician practicing in has t he, hydrophobia or shows symptoms t(J thu geuerui health ot the community, 1 ----- ........... ’ ........ \u ......... . ....... ....... . thereof shall by the person owning the ; or of thv bringing of the dead body of same or having the possession charge or ; any pel.riou who bas du.d ut uuy sue£ di. control theiei.it, be at once killed , and , ,nv,« every animal that has been exposed the town to m ake such examination at a cost uot to exceed three dollars for each examination ; and the Health Officer or the physician m aking such examination shall report the result thereof to such member who shall report the same at the next subsequent stated or special meeting of the Board of Health. suase to such town, to give immediate notice thereof to uny member of the Board of Health, or Health Officer of the town ; ana nu undertaker shall retain or expose, or as-ist iu the retention or ex posure of the dead body of any suchper- such disease shall be a t once confined in some secure place for such length of time as to show that such exposure has not given such animal said disease and so us to avoid all danger to life or health ^ “^ ^ u V n / u cuffiu or n . s ^ t $2. Any person having charge of Aud the dead body of auy animal that uur *hull he allow anv smii bodv any fat boiling or rendering establish-j died of such disease shall be at once by t0‘bv placed m auy coffin or'casklt un ^ ' s S ou h o n r u r h - y T s s m o i ^ bnried not less than three less the body has L e u thoroughly disiu- IStiSrp&Bto !Tto£w 7 ik 3 2 \JE$: 1 : t'x\* “\ wraro^ a 5hm “ mnmj be stored, kept, maintained or employed deuce, any vegetable or animal substance sub- I of any resi- ject to decay o r decomposition, shall at all times keep the same in good, whole some and healthy condition, and on fail ure so to do is g u ilty of a misdemeanor. And said place shall at all times be un der the supervision aud subject to the inspection of the Board of Health, or any member thereof, or of its duly author ized officers, ur physician duly author ized to make such inspection. § 3. No persou or persons, corpora tion or corporations shall conduct a slaughter house, or any fat boiling or rendering establishment or manure dump or any establishment for manufac turing fertilizers in said town without first obtaining permission of the Health Officer and a majority of the members of the Board of Health of said town. 4. Any person who shall refuse to allow an inspection by a member of the Board of Health, the Health Officer, or physician, or officer duly authorized, to be made of and concerning any alleged nuisance on bis premises, or who shall hinder or obstruct or interfere with any such member, physician or officer, in the making of such examination, is guil ty of a misdemeanor. t) 5. No house offal, dead animal, garbage or refuse of any kind shall be deposited or left upon any street, ave nue, highway, ur other public place within this town, or upon uny premises in said town, in an exposed condition; nor shall auy person remove house offal, dead animals, garbage, or refuse of any kind, from the premises of any person , in, from, to the town, for hire or com pensation in any way, except ho shall first have obtained a license from this Board, and shall have agreed to conform to the regulations established by it. or him, iu regard to such removal, and iu every case such house offal, dead ani mals, garbage or refuse shall be buried by such persou or persons ut least three feet from the highest part thereof to the surface of the ground aud shall be thoroughly and effectively covered to that depth, and at ards from any dwelling or place of ARTICLE X .—M is c e i . l a n e c u s . S e c t i o n 1. It shall be the duty each member of the Board of Health least one hundred laid town. C i L i r ° u V n o nrivv ^ °f * 4 No calf, pig or lamb or the meat which water used for (being a lamb) was when killed. aot more than eight weeks old. Nor lhall anv meagre, sickly, or unwhole- kmie fish, birds, or fowl be brought, held •old or offered for sale as said food tot human beings in such town. with a proper disinfecting solution and the coffin or casket be immediately and permanently sealed, nor shall he assist, I in a public or chinch iuntrul of any such persou. 1 9 14. Nt.' persou 01 persons, torpura- of the Health Officer, who may receive tiuu ur corporations who shall own or any certittca'e of death, physician’s re- possess any pond or ponds 111 said town, port of contagious or infectious disease, i ttUJ uo officer, agent or employe of auy or complaint of any alleged nuisance, such persou or persons, corporation or forthw ith to transmit the same to fkn corporutious, shall permitt thu water oi Secretary of the Board for record. said pond ur ponds to be drawn off, or tho water levels thereof to be low- $ 2. In pursuance of the provisions ?rvd' raised 01 altered, so as to of Chapter 203, L iw s o f 1895, 111 ease ot “!,VM 1 H' the non-compliance with any order 01 | regulation which shall have been made, served or posted by the Board of Health, the said Board or its servants o* em ployees may lawfully enter upon am : premises to which such order or regula tion relates and suppress or remove the nuisance or other matter iu the judg ment of said Board detrimental to tin public health mentioned in such order.- or regulations and any other nuisaiscv or m a tter of the description aforesaid found there existing; aucF\the expense thereof shall lie a charge upon the occu pant, ov any or all of the vccupants of the said premises, or upon the person 01 i persons who have caused or maintained the nuisance or other mutter of the de scription aforesaid, and may he sued foi and recovered with costs by the town iu the name of the Town of Hempstead, in any court having jurisdiction. W h en ever execution upon auy judgment so obtained shall have been returned whol ly or iu part unsatisfied, said judgment for the amount so unsatisfied shall be a a lieu upon said premises, having pref erenee over all other liens or incum brances whatsoever. i) 3. Nu meat, fish, birds, fowl, fruit, vegetables, nor any milk nut then healthy, fresh, sound, wholesome and safe for human food, nor any meat 01 fish that died by disease or accident shall be brought within said town or of fered or held for sale in any public 01 private market, ur by anj venuer as f-Hxi for human b e l u g a , anj where 1® leave .the said pond or ponds or the adjacent swamps which drain into the same, in a noxious, of- feusive ur unhealthy condition, and cause disease among the inhabitants of said town. No person or persons, corporation or corporations, aud no officer agent or em- yloyu uf|itny iivraun, iiersous, corporation or corporation;- oiiall cause ur allow the bed or bottom of any pond or uny portion ot Uie bot tom ot auy pond to be ex , used or remain posed to tin-sun or a i r betw e en the t ’i Uo) d ay ul A p ril and th e F ir s t (.1) day ot vem b er w ithout Un- H e a lth Utiiver. w een Uie l- ltteenth F ir s t (1 ) d ay u t No- w r itten perm it o t the No person or per •rsoiis. corporation or corpor ations. a n d no uiUc-er, a g e n t o r employ u ut uny pcr-\ persona, corporation or corporations, th u d use or operate a pum p ing station upon lii-.t lieir or its luml lor I he plirpose of p u mping w a ter, by w h ich tin- level or the ponds a n d the springs feeding the sam e , and located in the Tow n of H e m p stead, s h a ll re low ered, raised Any persou or eorpnirat agent -ir employ c u I lion si,all In guilty shall he suhji i t t- - a po dollars o:l U.'O for e a c h otti anil recovered by the taiils ut tile tow n . ion, and shall Moll s h a l l be s u h j e e i t-. a penalty Town of Hempsteiu ny ottieial, this sve- anor, and one hundred to.hv sued for .d. rsnns. corporation or and m a intain aud $ 15. No persou nr per corporations s h a .l construct i operate w h a t is know n as pickle houses i: -aid low u wit boil l tir.-t obtaining a license from t he Hoard of H e a lth or the H e a lth Utlieer of the l PS. No m ilk w h ich has been w atered, ad- d 1m t die saw tow n , nor shall any oiler fur sale In the said tow n any uiterated. reduced lit ept or offere by the addition of w or by the rem o v al of Into, held ke In th e said to any respect her substance, cam , shall he brought cd for sap- e t any place one keep, have C h a n g e m ilk. Tile term “ a d u lterated \ when uaed In this section m e ans- I Milk eontalning m o re than 88 per oent ol w a ter nr fluids. li- Milk c o n taining lew than 12 per centum of m Ik solid*. 8. Milk. i rn from sn im s ls w ithin fifteen fiveive daysnyii aflefti-r er source, from drinking or culinary purposes is obtein- ed ; and all sewers or drains that pass Within twenty-feet of toy such source of water so used, shall be covered and made water-tight. And in any case the Health Officer may direct a privy vault to be made w a ter-tight, if within fifty t eel aake •■•.vll ---- J _ * $ 6. No cattle shall be killed for ha- * w 5 feet of such well, spring or other water i tuau food while in an over-heated, fever- source, aud no such privy, vault, cese- I8*1 or diseased condition; and all sack pool, or reeervoir, into which a privy, ili«*a«ed cattle in the town and the place water closet or stable shall be drained, where found and their disease shall be shall be established or permitted within j It once reported to the Board of Health twenty-five feet from any dwelling by the owner or custodian thereof, that house. the proper order may be made relative thereto, or for the removal aud burial i 6 Any person who shall be the thereof, owner or occupant of any premises where such offensive m atters shall be 1,0 decayed or unwholesome deposited, or who shall deposit on any ^ ld1tilor vegetables^ no impure or jac ibhc “ ,‘l ~ ' exposed condition, any such offensive matter shall immediately cause the removal of the seme and the owner or occupant of to y premises upon which such privy mult, cesspool, sewer or drain shall be oonsWucted or located, in violation of the he made water t i ght, Hied tm or reesov- c o n taining Iwe than thn-e pvr e e a v 6m of fats. 4. Milk dr day* W fore or f d x variurulion o. Milk draw n from anim a ls fed on dU lillw y In » s tale • f frrm e u ta- ion or null 8. Milk dra • u n h e a lthy has been rem o v ed. 8. MUk whlob has h w a ter or a n y other fluid or to Sdded or lato w h ich lias heen foreign substance w h ataoever. snhsunue I lotion or any unhealthy food from cows kept In a crowded dltlon. w aste, or any lio n o r uutrefi 8. Milk d ra o r u n h e a lth y conditio 7. Milk from w h ich any p a r t ►wen adu lterated ild o r to w h ich ha* I h a s been Introduced any w ith been 1 IT. T h a t no dead body of a n y hum a n belo shall be burled In any place In said tpw a at depth lees than four feet under ground. | 18. W hosoever s h a ll violate any of the pro visions of the several sections of these r a is e and regulation* Is ru l l t y of a m isdem eanor, and liable to a penalty of tw enty-five dollare fo r each and every offense e x c e p t as hereinbe fore provided, or as otherw ise provided by street, avenue, highway or other public i healthy or unwholeeome meat, ffah. place w ithin this town in an expoeed btrda' or fowl shall be brought into said town to be consumed or offered for sale lor human feed. $ 7. It shall be the duty of every per- ten knowing at any fish, meat, fowls, W fK frail or vegetables being boagtiL mid ar iaAsvad or held lor sale ae 6 * 4 S t t S f J S T Z 4 1 . All provisions of the law s of this titate relating to the prc-eervatlon of the public h e a lth applicable to tow n s a r e hereby declared Included In the rules and retaliations of th e B o ard of H e a lth of the Towntof H em p stead. i *). All o rdinances, rales and regulations or p a r i or parte. thereof, huherto established arehereby any p a r i o r p a r t _______ and adopted, Inconsistent ces, rules and r e g u lations a re itae __ see ordlnan- by repealed. 3 21. _ There rulr<and regulatioas shall take effect Im m ediately. D ated July 8, 1107. S mith C ox SutierVijor. President, K n w iort. H. L ctekb *t k£ka. Secretary and R egistrar, Hempstead. ria o a o r . C. T ate * . Hem pstead, A bomb * B W allace . Freeport. D aniel L . D b M o t t , H ew lett. N C eablns F. Ou t — . Hempstead, l w - g , t e r , ™ . issr.tE S e .. W . y - * * S * * * f c M. D - !*■»■»' A a s e M e e M a m e w l n e r * . SSJL’ttfJ H Z t 8U
