compressed bales, closely covered with bagging, and tightly bound with iron hoops or with rope, and provided said bales are not opened or to be opened in this city.

38. The City Sanitary Inspector shall communicate to the Board, from time to time, the facts that may come to his knowledge, showing, in his opinion, any delinquency or omission in the discharge of duty on the part of any officer, agent, or employé, subordinate to him.

39. The City Sanitary Inspector shall report to this Board for its action the name and position, with the facts as to danger to health therefrom, and the names of the owners and consignees of any vessel that shall come within less than (300) three hundred feet of any dock or pier, without first having obtained a permit from this Board.

40. The City Sanitary Inspector shall require strict compliance by the Night Scavengers with the second rule on their licenses, viz.: No scavenger shall empty or remove the contents of any sink, vault, privy, or cesspool, before the contents thereof shall have been thoroughly disinfected.

41. The City Sanitary Inspector shall present a monthly tabulated statement to the Board of all orders modified, suspended, or delayed, during the month, together with the causes for such modification, suspension, or delay.

Burials.

42. Permits for the removal of the body of any deceased person from the City of New York for interment, and all burial permits, and permits for the disinterment of the remains of deceased persons in the City of New York, shall be granted and signed by the chief officer of the Bureau of Records of Vital Statistics, under such directions as he may receive from time to time from the Board or the Committee on Vital Statistics. 43. No permits will be issued by this Department for the burial of any dead human body in any vault, burying-ground, or cemetery of the City of New York south of One Hundred

and Thirtieth street, nor hall any vault ith's id linats ba opered for the reception and temporary deposit of any bal body, except during the months from November 1st to May 1st inglive; but the City Sanitary Inspector may grant per mits to open such vaults, with the approval of the President or the Chairman of the Sanitary Committee.

Bureau of Records of Vital Statistics. 44. There shall be a chief office of the Bureau of Reeords of Vital Statistics to be alled The Register of Res ords, who shall have charge of the reords and papers of this Board relating to the registration of births, marriages, and deaths, in the City of New York, and shall, creeptis herein otherwise provided, perform all the clerical dutic quired in respect thereto.

45. Any weekly list of deaths, or of deaths oeruir": any desinated period of time, which by any law or ordinane may be required to be published, shall be prblished wedd the direction of the Register of Records.

46. The Resistor of Record

shell grant Purial at 1

Transit Permit, at the offic of his Board, to applic

therefor, from seven o'clock A. M. to rine o'clock P. M.. 11 week days; and from nine o'clock 4 M. until-ix o

on Sundays.

47. No information as to the verords of births shill be furnished by any offies or clerk of this Board for publication; no hl infourston as to the record of any marriage, when the pbliction thereof, in the opinion of the Registe of Re ords, would not have any useful purpose, or by made with any ariable motive, be finished to publication; and the Register of Records shall keep, ch care inloveIsight of his temple ill proven q i-hatian at this glas tion,

Health La pectors

48. The Helth Inspectors all kép con-tently am t the creat el to lety, and the cistifey le of the

knowledge expected to be gained by the present system of Health Police. It is desirable that they should take especial interest in all sanitary questions, and keep themselves informed of what is being done at home and abroad relative to the causes which affect health or disease.

49. They will be held to a strict accountability. They will be subject to the immediate control of the City Sanitary Inspector, obey orders with promptness, and relinquish the demands of private business, in order the better to observe the obligations imposed upon them by their office.

50. They shall present themselves at the office of the City Sanitary Inspector, as often as is required by them, to receive orders and to make reports, nor are they to consider that their duties are limited to the districts to which they may have been assigned, but that they are bound to leave their districts and to examine into complaints and sickness elsewhere, whenever the City Sanitary inspector may deem it advisable thus to employ them. They are to watch over all cases of fever and small pox, and, if the patients are removed, to follow them with proper supervision.

51. Any gross delinquency on the part of the Inspectors will justify the City Sanitary Inspector in suspending them from duty until action is taken by the Board, when the delinquent may be consured or dismissed.

52. All the forms for making reports must be filled up legibly and minutely, and any information added that will throw light on the subject under investigation.

53. They shall wear their badges prominently displayed when engaged in their official duties. On entering any house or premises they must announce their authority and the object of their visit and while endeavoring to avoid giving off nce, must make their investigations minutely.

54. It resistance is offered to the performance of their duties, they are at once to report the fact to the City Sanitary inspector, and await instructions. They will likewise report all who violate the Health Laws and Sanitary Code.

་ ་་་ ་་། ་ ་་་་་་་། ་་་ ད་ད།ད །་་་དམ། ་། ། །།་་ ་ ་ ་ ་ ་ ། ད།་་ ་་། ་་དt ་ ད་ ་་ ཨོྃ་ 8་ཏད། ་་་་་། ་་་་་་་་་་དད་་་་་་་ད་ར་ད་་་།ད ་ ་ད་་་།་་ད ད ད ད ་ ་་ བ། དང་༥། ཅས།། དད་དོ་།་ - ། ་་་་་་་ ད་ད་ ་་་་་་་་་་་་་་་དབད་ ། ད་ དང་་། ད་ད།། ད་་་ ད་ ལ་་་་་ ས། སོ་་བོད་་

་ ག་ ང་ ད་ ད་ད

mission of the Board, and abull be at all time at the call o

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as personally examined and found to be accurate, to the best of his knowledge and belief.

Engineer.

58. The Engineer shall have a general charge and respon sibility in respect to the engineering duties of the Board. In all cases, where any matter requires the attention of an engi. neer, the same, with any papers relating thereto, shall be at once referred by the City Sanitary Inspector to the Engineer, and he shall report the full details as to what is needed in the several cases, including size and material, and the proper mode of construction, and the precise nature of repairs, the mode of ventilation to be adopted, and similar information proper in such cases.

Attorney and Counsel.

59. All suits are to be under the immediate supervision of the Attorney and Counsel.

60. It shall be the duty of the Attorney and Counsel to take the proper measures for perfecting the lien for all expenses for which any person is liable, and has not paid within fifteen days after the same have become payable, or, after final action, on any appeal in respect thereto, to any said officer, or to this Board. And he shall, in writing, inform the Secretary of the filing of all papers to secure a lien un. der any order; and shall institute such suits as the Board may order. And said Attorney and Counsel shall, once in three months, make a report, in writing, to this Board, of all suits (giving the names of the defendants, and for what brought) instituted by him in the name of this Board; of all suits decided or settled; of the number and classes of suits and legal proceedings commenced against the Board since the last report, and of all moneys by him collected, of the dates of collection, and of the amounts, and the particulars thereof, by him paid out during the last quarter. And at the end of