Show STATE NEWS RECOMMEND VACCINATION Utah County Medical Society Con I domns the Obstructionists Prove Jan 10The Utah County Alcdl cal society held Its regular monthly meeting meet-ing at Pnysoii January 9th at the office of Dr Henry An interesting paper was read by Dr c Henry on Time Sequelae of Scarlet 1 Fever limo subject was discussed by tho members lr Tldymnn of Pleasant Grove was elected a member of tho society After sonio minor matters of business wcro disposed of the subject of smallpox and vaccination was discussed A committee com-mittee consisting of Dra Allen and Itobl j Son of Provo and Dr AIrd of Ilebcr City I I i was selected to cooporato with tho commit I j I ty medical societies of Salt Lako and We I her In presenting tho proper and I legitimate information to members of the I Legislature concerning IL law governing I 1 vaccination and powers of boards of health Tho committee was given full power to represent the Utah County Medl cal society and was instructed to do thojr I lItmnit in nidlncr the iiiixsncrn nf n nroncr I I vaccination luv The society nut Itself on record ng being unanimously fn favor of vaccination and since It Is the only known proventntlvo of smallpox deems It proper to urge general I vaccination and revacclnatlou In time ot I epidemics The following resolutions were unanl mouslv adopted Resolved That the Utah County Medical Medi-cal society condemns time actions and work of certain Individuals and newspapers for trying to hamper and Interfere with tho work of the Stale and local Boards of Health In their efforts to enforce proper i regulations for the prevention and spread of smallpox Wo heartily and unanimously Indorse time action and labors of the Slate and local Boards of Health In their vigorous vigo-rous endeavors to prevent the spread and ravages of smallpox and wo hereby ox tend our congratulations and moral sup port to all health officers Individuals and newspapers who are lending their efforts I In supporting Ihti health boards effortsI I i cols In their duties and trying to render protection und safety to the people Wo also urge and Indorse the strictest quarantine and hygienic regulations Wo urge the people and health boards to thoroughly cleanse private and public buildings outhouses yards alleyways etc TFVTTT WILL COMPLY Its Board of Education to Observe the Vaccination Order Lohl Jan 10Time Board of Education has agreed to comply with the order that was Issued by I the State Board of Health on December 10th closing the schools against unvacclmUod pupils and teachers This will prevent any litigation between the local Board of Health and the schbQl I trustees Tills regulation will bo enforced I a tomorrow In the public schools hero The i Board of Health Is highly elated at the last stand taken by the Board of Educa thou On Wednesday evening the Board of I Health held a mooting and notified > the i i i Board of Education that It would bo given until this evening to notify the Board of Health whether or not It would comply I with the order Time Board of Education mot this evening nud notified MayoDiAus tin nt the close of the mooting that It had decided to enforce the order Issued by the State Board of Health on December 10th Another Case at Bountiful Bountiful Jan 10 Another case of smallpox has developed In Bountiful Miss Jannlti Roberts who has been attending the Stale University In the victim Enforcing the Order r Gale Jan 9South Jordan school board rigidly enforces time order Issued by the 33oaru of Health While time school board Is not altogether In sympathy with the ordinance regarding compulsory vaccination vaccina-tion yet It has rigidly enforced the Instructions In-structions received from headquarters It was after duo deliberation that tho trustees trus-tees took tills course and the parents should give them their support The school board met with the teachers this morning to dotermlno how many held f certificates of successful vaccination Of j the teachers only time principal was Immune Im-mune hence tho others were not permitted per-mitted to tako charge of their departments depart-ments and of sovontyflvo school chI flrnn ivhn Tvr rn nrfs nf hut thlrtv worn Jmmuno and tho trustees adjourned school to reopen Monday January nth Thoro is no contagious disease raging In this district and the people here can conceive of no reason why healthful children chil-dren should be deprived of continuing their school work It Is to be hoped that the Board of Health will modify Its order to this extent Points From Parowan Parowan Jan 5The dry spell In this section of the country was broken last night by a fall of snow about three Inches deep which makes the farmer feel a Htllo moro encouraged but all are wishing for more Great preparations are beiag1 made to celebrate pioneer day hero noxt Saturday It will bo fifty yotlrfl next Sunday the 13th slneo the pioneers entered and pitched their camp at Parowan As pioneer day comes on Sunday they are going to echo brato It on Saturday and a big time Is expected ex-pected Niels Rasmusaon an old sottlcr of this place died last night He was about 72 I years of age Parowan hen been lupkv this far to escape tho epidemic of smallpox Wo have not had a case hero yet and hopo wo will not |