Nyssa gate city journal., July 21, 1938, Image 7

NYSSA GATE C IT Y JO U RNAL, TH U R SD A Y, J U L Y 21, 1938
weary creature woulst rest a mo­
ment at his side seeming to know
that this old proven friend of his
was doing all in his power to stop
the hurt in its body. Truly it didst
blot out a bit the stories we have
have had to be abandoned and the|
all other persona or parties un­
known claiming any right, title,
impoverished owner forced to start !
estate, Hen or interest in the real
elsewhere because they did not
estate described m the complaint
realize the menace of them in the i
on file herein. Defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
beginning and foolishly
delayed
OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
too long in attempting their
control
so irerefiH v
.....,
,
.
----| —
m eir control
quired to appear and answer the
coinpluint filed against you in the
cruelty.
V
d * abuS* and and extermination. The nine lives i
above entitled suit within ten days
_.
I of a cat passes Into nothing in com-
List of Legal Adver­
from the date of service of this
™
that the !• O N. road parison with the tenacity and per-!
tisements
in
this
is­
summons upon you, if served within
should be in tip top shape that this sistance of these pernicious pests.1
tills County; or if served within any
sue, as required by
harvest of ours might go to seaports And here again eternal vigllence
other county of this State, then
within twenty days from the date
for transportation at a minimum of becomes the password in their ex­
Law.
of the service of this summons upon
cost and time.
| termination. This chap who does
vou; or within four weeks after the
first publication of this summons,
It did come to mind this past know his biology and chemistry a s ,
io-wit: within four weeks after June,
week that to keep the feminine well as his weeds didst tell us alsol
13rd, 1938; and if you fail to answer,
SUMMONS
charm throughout the hot summer that there were certain chemicals!
for want thereof, the plaintiff will
Things About Nyssa's Shops
days was a never ending task and that could be applied that if started i
ipply to the court for the relief de- j
uanded in the complaint, to-wit'
H. D. Holmes
one which requires eternal vigll­ in time could and would do this I
That the title of the plaintiff be I
ence. And tis here that the new job of elimination and control of
vs.
tuieted in and to Lots No. 3 to 19 ;
and modern deodorants and per­ noxious weed problem. And if one
;nclustve of Block 150 of Ward's |
Gladys Hunt, et ux
This past week we didst drive out spiration killers do stand us in such is interested the County agents o f­
Addition to the City of Nyssa. Mal-
ueur County, Oregon, and that the I
to tell a friend that his horses good stead and there be no better fice will most galdly supply the In­
iefendants and each of them be re-
liadst broken their pasture fence place in town to replenish thine formation and co-operate in every
J. C. McConnell, et al
atiired to set forth the nature o f !
and were feeding upon our land worn out and out moded stock than way in aiding in this most valuable
their
claims thereto and that all i
vs.
uch claims adverse to the title of
And when we didst arrive didst find at the Nyssa Pharmacy.
and necessary work if our lands are
he
plaintiff
be adjudged null and
Joseph L. Lee et ux
him in the barn where another
old and that the defendants and
And whilst we are in the way of
remaln clean and free from dia-
horse wast sick until the flanks of odors and such what nots we did bolicaI veKhation.
ach of them be decreed to have no
state, right, title. Interest or lien
him didst drip with perspiration
Isabell Rudd
not long since talk with an Ameri-
But one of the best methods of
pon said described property or any
and quiver in pain. Also the veter­ can born Japanese who had recent- 1 Prevention of these biological pests
vs.
>art thereof.
inarian was there and doing all ly return from his first visit t o ! is to be sure of planting clean and
This summons Is published by or­
James Terry Rudd
der of the Hon. Cnarles W. Ellis,
that he could. But the big man, the home of his ancestors. He didst inspected seeds. And when one pur
Circuit
Judge, In and for the above
its owner didst stand close by and tell us that there they didst ob­ chases theirs from the Al Thomp­
entitle court, made and entered on
ESTATES
wouldest tenderly still the animal, ject to the occidental smell of him son feed and seed yard that be the
the 21st day of June, 1938, prescrib­
ing that this summons be served by
pushing back the forelock from its and to the stench at American foods kind that they get always.
Notice of Settlement
publication thereof once each week
burning eyes combing his fingers as we do to those scents pecularly
Art vacation minded but thy
for four successive and consecutive
Estate of C. L. McCoy
through the tangled mane until the oriental. And we were reminded of clothes have assumed a worn and
weeks in the Nyssa Gate City Jour­
nal,
a weekly newspaper of general
the first time we didst partake of bedraggled attitude toward life and
circulation
published at Nyssa In
Notice to Creditors
Japaness fish broth. Our thoughts if thou doest purchase new ones j
Malheur County, Oregon.
A. L. FLETCHER,
didst conjive up pictures of desicat- there will be nothing left for th e 1 Estate of Ernest B. Alsop
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ed crabs on a warm beach and an trip. Cheer up take them into Mrs.
First pub. June 23, 1938.
Summons
old coyote that long since breathed Morgans Nyssa Tailor shop for a j
Last pub. July 21. 1938.
his last on the desert. But we didst refurbishing and renewal process. '
SUMMONS
drink it down and since have come Truly they pass for new ones again j
For Publication
Summons
to like It. Also that succulent sukl
But before thou doest depart sup- ! IN T H E C IR C U IT CO URT OF TH E I
yaki they do serve with raw egg ply they self with new accessories j STA TE OF OREGON FO R TH E; SUMMONS FOR P U B LIC ATIO N
C O U N TY OF MALHEUR.
IN T H E C IR C U IT CO URT OF
is indeed a choice morsel.
for the old frock If thou too wouldst
J C. McConnell, William H. Mc­
THE STATE OF OREGON IN
Connell
and Anna J. Harris, Plain-
But for Americans the good old j feel that they are new. Some new \
AND FO R TH E C O U N TY OF
tiffs.
MALHEUR.
three squares a day sufflceth and | summer shoes and collars and cuffs, j
VIRGIL E.
vs.
ISABELLE
RUDD, Plaintiff,
the staples that our grandmothers A tie perchance and gloves to
Joseph L. Lee, otherwise known!
JOHNSON
vs.
served still spell good eats to most match. And all these things thou as J. L. Lee and Angelina Lee, hus­
IR R IG A T IO N
AND
CON­
JAMES T E R R Y RUDD, Defend-
of us. And at the Wilson Grocery canst purchase at the Golden Rule band and wile, if either be living,
STR U C TIO N ENGINEERING
and the unknown heirs of said
they do carry them in al! standard store to match any costume.
To JAMES T E R R Y RUDD, the
Joseph L. Lee, otherwise known as
Oregon License No. 1890
brands and in packages large or
J.
L. Lee, or Angelina Lee, or Len­ a Wive named defendant:
Verily
we
do
dwell
in
the
land
of
Idaho License No. C. E.—382
IN THE NAME OF T H E STATE
small to fit thy family's need.
abundance. On every side as the nox B. Boyle, deceased, and also all O F OREGON You are hereby re­
P. O. Box GOO
other persons or person unknown
And speaking of Standard brands harvest ripens we do hear stories claiming
quired
to appear and answer to the
any right, title, estate, lien
Nyssa
Oregon
perhaps nothing be more standard­ and see the proof of them of huge or interest in or to the real estate ormplaint filed against you In the
ove entitled court and cause with­
ized than the gasoline we do burn yields. Alfalfa measuring eight feet described in the complaint. Defend­ e'
in four weeks from the date of the
DR. J. T. BURTON
in the family Lizzie. Only the high­ and over. Not just one stalk but ants.
To Joseph L.
Lee,
otherwise f l ’-st publication of this summons,
est grades of established firms are many of them, and barley, forty known as J. L. Lee and Angelina and In the event of your failure so
DENTIST
now recognized as fit for the mod­ bushels to the acre on new lands Leo, husband and wife, if either be to do, the plaintiff will apply to the
O ffice Phone 30W
ern motor. But all do know that the where but a year ago twas still cov­ living, and the unknown heirs of c^urt for the relief pravetf for In
said Joseph L. Lee, otherwise known the complaint, to wit: the dissolu­
Shell gas that Art Norcott doest ered with sage and cactus. But if as J. L. Lee, Angelina Lee if de­ tion of the bonds of matrimony ex­
SARAZIN C LIN IC A L BLDG.
pour from his tanks in large thou wilt not believe it take a look ceased, or of Lennox B. Boyle, de­ isting between the plaintiff and
N YSSA
amounts daily into the smaller at the fruit stands at Walter Foxes ceased, and also all other persons yourself and for custody of the
or person unknown claiming any chdd of the said marriage.
tanks of waiting cars do be of this piled high with all manner of right title, estate, lien or interest in
This summons is served noon vou
high
tested
and
satisfaction
giving
or
to the real estate described In the by virtue of an order o f the Hon.
freshly
ripened
fruits
and
veget­
LEE R. COOKE
motor fuel.
ables. Truly the brilliance of their complaint on file herein—G reeting:' Charles W Ellis, Judge of the Cir­
IN TH E NAME OF THE STATE cuit Court above-named, made and
A R C H ITE C T & ENGINEER
We did this past week stop for a colors do make a picture to tempt an OF OREGON: You and each of you I eu‘ erprt on the 13th day of July,
chat with our good friend Herschel artist. And there thou canst pur­ are hereby required to appear and 1938, directing that summons be
Nampa, Idaho
Box 448
Currey and spy about a bit to see chase all the things for thy can­ answer the complaint fneu against j served upon you by publication
you in the above entitled suit with- s thereof In The Gate City Journal,
what things new and different ning needs or a little dab for table in ten days from the date of the' once a week for four consecutive
service of this summons upon you,. weeks.
there were upon the shelves of his use.
SM ITH Ar SM ITH
apothacary shop. Drugs of course
Dr. A. G. Baumeister
Often at eve we do sit on the If served within this County, or if
served within any other county of
Attorney for plaintiff;
Post-
of all kinds and colors. But tucked river bank and watch the beauty this State, then within twenty days
o
ffic
e
Address:
Ontario, Oregon.
Palmer Graduate Chiropractor
away on a lower shelf were some of sunset give way to the quiet of from the date of the service of this
First Publication. July 14. 1938
Wilson Bdg. Ontario, Ore.
lovely Chinese brasses. Just the blue shaded twilight. And do think summons upon you; or if served
Last Publication, August 11. 1938
oul side the State of Oregon, but j
things for party prizes this summer. how grand twould be if Nyssa could within the United States, then with- j
New Painless Olnropractlc
One particularly nice, was a dim- but own It for its own for a park. in four weeks from the date of the I
Notice o f Settlement
PHONE 28
inutive opium bowl on a teak wood verily in time it could be made as service of this summons upon you,!
or within fo' r weeks of the first | NOTICE OF SETTLEM ENT OF
stand.
1 lovely as that Golden Gate In publication of this summons, to-wlt; I
Hast noticed the fine pictures gan Francisco. There is natural within four weeks after June 23rd. F IN A L ACCOUNT AND OF H E AR ­
CARL H. COAD
IN G P E T IT IO N FOR
shown or about to be shown for thy sand for the youngsters to play in 1938; and if you fail so to answer,
D IS T R IB U T IO N
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
delectation at the Theatre these room for tennis courts and a ball lor want thereof, the plaintiffs will IN TH E C O U N TY CO URT O F THE
apply
to
the
Court
for
the
relief
de­
PHONE 31
STATE O F OREGON IN AND
coming weeks. Surely one need not diamond, a place for boating and manded in the complaint, being a
FO R TH E C O U N TY OF M A L ­
Nyssa, Oregon
hunt far fields for pleasant enter- swimming and a natural zoo. For decree (1) reforming that deed
HEUR
there the water fowl and wild birds dated March 14, 1903 made by J. L. In the Matter of the Estate of C. L
la inment these days.
Lee and Angelina Lee to Sarah M c­
McCoy, Deceased.
With all this building going on do nest unafraid, ducks and geese Connell as recorded in Book “ 1" of
is hereby given that Laura
about us and rumors of even more and pheasants, a pair of white her­ Deeds at page 535 of Malheur Coun­ I. Notice
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
McCoy, administratrix of the
to come Us not strange that new on and the wee feathered fowl too ty Records so as to properly des­ estate of C. L. McCoy, deceased,
Physician and Surgeon
cribe the parcel of land intended to
dealers in these commodities have many to mention. But what could be conveyed, to-wit: Commencing having filed in the above entitled
Phones 37R and 37W
! joined those long established in our lovlier than the flash of the oriole 30 feet north of the southwest court ner final account and petition
for distribution of the estate of said
Hours: 10 to 12 and ’ to 5
rommunity. And the latest to add into the setting sun? And beavers comer of the 10 acre tract that J. deceased, the hearing of the same
D ally- Except Sunday
Ills name to the building material do build a mightly dam there and L. Lee and James Lee bought of the having been fixed by the court for
Hoyle esta e and thence East 188 9
supplies is Mr. Osttrom of the grow to look like fat hogs in swim­ feet to place of beginning; thence the 13th day of August, 1938, at the
Wilson Building
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said date
150 feet east; thence north 126 feel
ming.
I Nyssa Lumber company.
the court room of said court in
and nine inches; thence 150 feet west at
We did this past week view tn
And just lately we have watched and thence 126 feet and nine inches the court house at Vale, Malheur
DR. E. D. NORCOTT \ despair the remains of our young each
County,
Oregon, all persons Inter­
evening three otter come up south to place of beginning, except­
In said estate are notified
DENTIST
I and thriving marigold plants after on the sandy bank to give their ing an eight foot strip along the ested
then
and
there to appear and show
a hungry horde of grass hoppers faces a thorough washing and then south and east sides of said parcel gau.se, if they have any, why said
Office Phone 35P2
deeded for road purposes, and (2) account should not be settled and
I finished their noon repast and to play about In the water as boys to quiet title of the plaintiffs to
X -R A Y E X A M IN A TIO N S
and distribution made.
since have an increased sympathy at a swimming hole. They to seem said parcel of land and (3) barring allowed
Dated this 13th day of July. 1938
N YS SA
OREGON
1 for those people in the middle west to sense the protection that Uncle the defendants from asserting any
L AU R A I McCOY.
claim thereto adverse to the title of
Administratrix of the estate of
whose entire fields and living are g am bas given them for watchers the plaintiffs, and such other relief
C.
L
MeCov.
Deceased.
b e l- j taken over by the vagrants, i on the
disturbed them not at as may be equitable.
TO W N SEN D CLUB
First Publication July 14, 1938
Tills summons is published by or­
Millions
of
them
suddenly
settling
al]
g
ut
jiyssa
is
still
but
a
little
Last
Publication.
August 11, 1938
MEETINGS
of the Hon Cnarles W. Ellis,
6s a black cloud in one place and j p]ace with much to do towards der
Circuit Judge. In and for the above
Meetings of the Townsend
like the Grim reaper taking every- modernization before we as a com- entitled court, made and entered on
Notice to Creditors
Club are
held 1st and 3rd
thlng in sight. Crawling, crawling munity can hope to take over such the 21st day of June 1938, prescrib­
Thursday in the Eagles Hall.
ing
that
this
summons
be
served
b;
NO
TICE TO CRED ITO RS
until they be inches deep and leav- I a project and no doubt when we are publication thereof once each weel
The Public Is Invited
ing behind them a parched and i ready the jand wm still be there For four successive and consecutive IN THE C O U N TY C O URT OF
TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR
D R DeGross _____ President
barren land where even a goat and the wdd things who habitate it weeks in the Nvssa Gate City Jour­
TH E C O U N TY O F M ALHEUR
nal. a weekly newspaper of general In the matter of the Estate of
could not be supported in the man- as we„
Mrs. A. V. Pruyn
Secretary
circulation published at Nyssa In
Ernest B. Alsop. deceased.
ner he is accustomed to.
| And by then we hope that the Malheur County Oregon
The undersigned, A. L. Fletcher
NYSSA AERIE
Also we didst this last week chat McC]ure brothers wilt sun be our
A. L. FLETCHER.
having been appointed Administra­
Attorney for the Plaintiffs. tor of the estate of Ernest B. Alsop
with a young farmer °n
e
bakers but we do know that the
First pub June 23, 1938.
F. O. E. NO. 2134
deceased, and having qualified as
land who didst tell us m
bread that they bake now Is per-
Last pub. July 21, 1938.
such hereby gives notice to the cre­
Meets Wednesday Night
terest of noxious weed .
.
. feet and does not need to wait for
ditors of and all persons having
A T EAGLES H ALL
called white top which
_ | tJme tQ improve It. And whether it
claims against said deceased, tr
Summons
present same, verified as required
Visiting Eagles Welcome
becoming a menace n s
j ^ wheat or ^ or Whole wheat or
bv law with proper vouchers, within
SUMMONS
tions of this country an
! buns or cake or pie or cookies there |
A R T N ARCO TT. Pres.
months after the first publica­
or morning glory weed which n o w ,
do make thpm al,
IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F THE six
H A R R Y MINER, Sec.
tion of this notice, to the said Ad­
STA TE OF OREGON FO R THE ministrator.
ha* taken whole areas in the L/a-
at the office of A. L.
C O U NTY OF MALHEUR.
kotas where once rich farm lands
A friends didst tell us last week
Fletcher, in the City of Nyssa, the
of an easy way to prepare ice cream i H. D Holmes. Plaintiff,
same being the place designated for
vs.
----------------------------------------------- in thine ice box. A can of pine­
Gladys Hunt and Guy Hunt, her the transaction of all business per­
to said estate.
apples In which twenty marshmal- husband, Laura Parsons formerly taining
Dated this 18th dav of July 1938
| lows have been melted added to a Laura O. Cole and J. 3 Parsons,
A L FLETCHER
her husband; Ester Hon, widow of |
Administrator with the will an­
pint of partially whipped cream all N H. Hon, deceased; Dennis W
nexed
of
the estate of Ernest
of which can be purchased at the Hon and Agnes M. Hon. his wife:
B Alsop. deceased
I Ramsey market in a Jiffy. Then Ted M. Hon and Agnes Hon. his I First Pub. July 21. 1938.
wife, Bernice Egan and Harry Egan,
Last Pub. August 18, 1938
place the mixture in the freezing her husband; Ellen Adams and
' pan and forget it until serving time Scott Adams, her husband; Dora
allowing about three hours for the Shaver and Ben M. Shaver, her
freeze. Aye verily 'tis good for we husband; and the unknown heirs
and devisees of N. H. Hon, deceased;
didst feast upon some that she had Lotta E. Phillips. Executrix of the
last will and testament o f George
made.
L. Philips, deceased; and Lotta E.
But forget not this, if thou doest Phillips, residuary legatee under the
Notice is hereby given that School District 39
prefer to buy thy creams and sher­ last will and testament of George L
bets or have not time for them to Phillips, deceased; and all other
(Oregon Trail) will receive bids for the trans­
persons or parties unknown claim­
freeze at home, at the Owyhee drug ing any rignt, title, estate, lien or
store Omer doest every carry a fine interest In the real estate described
portation of school pupils. Requirem ents for
assortment of frozen things for the herein. Defendants.
T o Oladvs Hunt and Guy Hunt,
successful bidders is on file with the cleik of the
purchaser to eat at the counter or
her husband. Laura Parsons, form ­
to take home.
erly Laura O. Cole, and J. S. Par­
district W yatt Smith.
Shop in Nyssa with Journal ad­ sons. her husband; Ester Hon,
vertisers and thou wilt not waste widow of N. H Hon, deceased; Den­
nis W Hon and Agnes M Hon, his
thy time and thy gas going father wife- Ted M. Hon and Agnes Hon.
Bids will be opened at 8 p. m. August 2,1938.
his wife; Bernice Egan and Harry
Egan, her husband: Ellen Adams
The school board reserves the right to reject
and Scott Adams, her husband;
HORSES AND SUGAR BEETS
Dora Shaver and Ben M. Shaver,
her
husband: and the unknown
any or all bids.
Weld County. Colorado, has two
heirs and devisees of N. H. Hon, de­
i claims to agricultural fame. It Is ceased; Lotta E Phillips Executrix
the leading horse county In the Un- of the last will and testament of
By order o f the Board
ited States and also produces more Oeorge L Phillips, deceased: and
Ixitta E. Phillips, residuary legatee
Wyatt Smith, Clerk.
1 sugar bests than any other county, under the lost will and testament
600 ROOMS • SENSIBLE RATES
according to Census Bureau reports of Oeorge L. Phillips, deceased, and
L e ga l
A d v e rt isin g
Ye Snooper’s
Column
j
Professional
Cards
l
Call For
Transportation Bids
9
Vote YES on Union High School Friday. July 29.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
---- +----
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of Sec­
tion 69-301, Oregon Code Annotated, 1930, as
amended by Chapter 446, Oregon Laws of 1933,
Malheur County Board of Equalization
will meet on the Second Monday of August, 1938,
the said day being the 8th day of August, 1938,
and shall remain open until the fourtn Monday
in August, 1938, at the County Court House,
Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, to publicly ex­
amine the 1938 Assessment Rolls, and to correct
errors in valuation, descriptions or qualities of
lands, lots or otherproperty assessed by the As­
sessor of Malheur County, all persons interested
shall appear at the time and place appointed.
Dated at Vale this 18th day of July, 1938.
M U R R A Y MORTON,
Assessor of Malheur County, State of Oregon.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN To all voters
o f School District No. 26, Malheur County, Ore­
gon, that a special election has been called and
will be held on Friday, the 29th day of July,
1938, between the hours o f 2:00 o’clock p. m.
and 7 :00 o'clock p. m. o f said day, at the District
school house at Nyssa, Oregon; and that at said
election there will be submitted to the legal vot­
ers o f School District No. 26, in Malheur County,
Oregon, the question of said School District No.
26 uniting with School District 36 and School
District 39, of Malheur County, Oregon, as a
Union High School District, for high school pur­
poses only, with buildings and school premises
to be located at Nyssa, Oregon, to which Union
High School District there shall be transferred
the high school activities of School District No.
26.
The vote will be by ballot upon which there
will be the words “ For Union High School------
Yes” and “ For Union High School----- No,” and
the voter shall place a cross (X ) between the
word “ School” and the word “ Yes” or between
the word “ School” and the word “ No,” which­
ever indicates his choice.
This notice is given by Order o f the District
School Board, made the 12th day of July, 1938.
Attest:
School District No. 26
B. B. Lienkaemper, Clerk
By Alice Wilson
Chairman.
ORDINANCE NO. 248
An Ordinance to provide for the control and prevention of In­
fectious venereal diseases; providing penalties for the violation of
this ordinance; and declaring an emergency.
The People of Nyssa Ordain as Follows:
Section 1. Syphilis, Gonorrhea and Chancoid are declared to
be Infectious and communicable diseases, dangerous to public
health.
Section 2. A person shall be deemed to be rendering personal
cervices within the meaning of this ordinance when said person
is serving the public, by reason of his employment, comes In
physical contact with the person of Ills or her patrons, clients, or
customers or when such person is serving the public shall, by rea­
son of the employment, come In physical contact with the bedding
or toilet articles then being used Dy said patrons, clients or
customers.
Section 3. After thirty days from the date of this ordinance be­
coming effective, no person shall work or be permitted to work In
rendering personal services or handling foodstuffs or beverages
Intended for human consumption within the corporate limits of
the City of Nyssa without holding a certificate from a person
duly accredited for that purpose by the State Board of Health of
the 8tate of Oregon, certifying that such person has been ex­
amined and found free from an Infectious communicable disease
A maximum fee of not exceeding $1.50 may be charged for such
examination. Such certificate shall be effective for a period of
six months and thereafter must be renewed following proper
physical examination.
Section 4. After 30 days from the date this ordinance shall be­
come effective. It shall be unlawful for any employer to hire or
employ any person to render personal services or handle food­
stuffs or beverages within the corporate limits of the City of
Nyssa unless such employee shall have compiled with and does
comply with the provisions of this Ordinance.
8ectlon 5. Any certificate provided for In this Ordinance shall
be revoked by the City Health O fficer or City Marshal at any
time the holder thereof is found, after proper physical examin­
ation to be afflicted with any commulcable, infectious, venereal
disease Refusal for 24 hours af any person above mentioned to
submit to proper and reasonable physical examination upon
written demand of the City Marshal or City Health Officer
shall be cause for revocation of that person's health certificate.
Section 6. Whenever any local Health O fficer or the City
Marshal shall receive report that any person falling within the
provisions of this ordinance Is. or Is suspected of suffering from
or infected with any Infectious venereal disease, said health o f­
ficer or City Marshal may cause a medical examination to be
made for the purpose of ascertaining whether he or she Is Infected
with such disease, and It shall be the duty of every such person
to submit to such examination as aforesaid and to permit such
specimens of blood or bodily discharges to be taken for laboratory
examinations as may be necessary to establish the presence or
absence of such disease or Infection. The State Health Officer, or
any of his duly authorized deputies or Inspectors, may take any
action hereunder which a local health officer Is empowered to
take.
Section 7. All prostitutes or other lewed person* are hereby In­
cluded under the class of suspected persons descr.bed In Section
6 of this Odlnance and may be required to submit to examination
at arrr time
Section 8 No person having any venereal disease In the infec­
tious state shall conduct himself or herself In such mat ner as to
expose others to Infection, nor shall he or she engage In any occu­
pation of such nature that his or her Infection may be trans­
mitted to others.
Section 9 A case of syphilis, gonorrhea or chancroid si '1 be
regarded as Infection until a Physician or other person licensed
bv the 8tate Board of Medical Examiners has examined thp case
and has reported to the City Health Officer or Cltv Marshal that
the case Is not Infections, but If. In the opinion of the City Health
Officer, the public health shall require It. he shall have the power
to review the case and cause a medical examination of any such
case to be made bv a physician designated by him, and the opin­
ion of this physician as to the lnfertiousness or noninfectlousness
of the case shall be final.
Section in Any person violating any provision of this act or
ordinance «hall be enlUy of a misdemeanor and shall be punish­
able "non conviction thereof hv a fine of not less than $10 00 nor
more than $100 00. cr by Imprisonment In the city jail for a term
of not less thsn 5 d»vs nor more than 30 adys, or by both such
fine and Imprisonment.
.Section 11 It hereby Is adjudged and declared that existing
conditions are such that this ordinance Is necessary for the Im­
mediate preservation of the public oeace, health and safety;
end an emergency hereby la declared to exist, and this ordinance
shall take effect and be In full force and effect from and after
It» passage and anorovsl by the mavor
Passed hv the following vote this 15th day of July, 1938
eV F S Burbldge. Frost. McClure. Thompson
N A Y F 8 — Nnna.
Approved this 15th day of July, 1938
Approved: DON M G RAH AM
Mayor
Attest: M F SOLOMON,
Recorder