A N ORDINANCE to prevent
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1 N the introduction of the Small-Pox in the town of Tuscaloosa, passed June 9, 1891.

 SEC. l Be ordained by fhe Mayor and .4idermen of the 7o7vn Of IuScaLoo8a, That it shall not hereafter be lawful for any person infected with the Small Pox to come within the limits of this Corporation; and every per- son so offending, knowingly, shall be fined in any sum not less than ten, nor htote than twenty dollars, for each day such person may remain in this town and if slave, to be rl- covered cf the owner.

 Sec. 9. Be i farther' orddined, That a Board of Health, consisting of three persons. to be annually elected by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, is hereby created and estab- lished for the purpose of examining such per sons, houses or vessels, as may be said to have the small pox therein, and report the same to the Mayor and Aldermen whenever such shall exist within the limits of this corpora ton.

 Sec. 5. Be t further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the Marshal to have any person or persons reported by the said Board of Health to have the small pox in this town, removed to some suitable place without the limits uf the corporation, and placed under such safe guards as will prevent any inter- course between such person and any citizen of this corporation, Ca practising physician excepted;) and any person or persons visiting the diseased aforesaid, shall not be permitted to come within the limits of th, corporation, under the penalties prescribed under the first section of this ordinance.

 Sec. 4. Be n further ordained, That no Captain of Steamboat or Barge, reported to have the Small Pox on said vessel, shall be permitted to land any officer, passenger, or any of the crew on the same in this town within ten days after the arrival of the same, without the certificate of one of the Board of Health, that such disease does not exist ill any person on such vessel, under the penalty of twenty dollars for each offence.

 Sec. 5. Be H further ordained, That no vessel having the Small Pox on the sames shall be permitted to come within the limits of this corporation, and any such vessel may be removed by the Marshal beyond the lim ,ts of this town, for such space of time as the Board of Health may direct.

 G. N. STEWART, Mayor. M. MCGUIRE, SrcreiatV

 Doctors DoRIc s. BALL, JAMES GUILD, and JOHN DRISH, were elected Board of H. ah for the prt sent year. June II, 1881, 2wl1.