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Show 4S HEW CASES. - 3 BEAM'S TOLL Public Warned to Pay Nothing for Serum Furnished Fur-nished by Boards. yoity-i-ix im w cases of nulu.i.z.i and thr.-e deaths were reported y-.tcrday to the local board of health. Deaths were: Frank Atkinson, aped 1"; Mr.". Joseph It. Newman. 30, and T. Yosc-yawa. Yosc-yawa. One death was al.-'o reported from the county, that of Peter Cosmos. Thirteen hundred and two persons were inoculated at the emergency hospital and substations. As an educational men sure the city board of health yesterday authorized the publication Ot an advertisement in each of the local newspapers. The public is asked to read carefully what the board has to shv and guide UsHf accordingly, as only in this way can the scourge be I abated. 1-requent reports are reaching, tne board I of health, aliening that inmates of houses where influenza exists arc coming and going go-ing without wearing masks, according to J. L. Welle r, chief inspector of the city health office. The order fixing opening and closing hours has been so modified as to permit places of business to resume their own schedule where the hours as heretolorc fixed interfere too seriously . with the business involved. Merchants and others affected, however, must take every precaution pre-caution against crowding and loitering In their places of business. I Conditions in the state outside of Salt 1 Uike are said to be very good, on the i whole, according to Dr. T. X. IVatty of the state board of health, who last night issued a warning against profiteering doctors. "We wish to emphasize the fact that lbe doctors pet serum free from us, and they are supposed to distribute it free. Neither in yalt Unke nor outside of the city have the physicians any right to make such charges." School teachers will besin policing the city today under the direction of the city board of health in search of innueii-ii delinquents" who have not made reports to the proper authorities and, who are making no effort to comply with the health regulations. The enlistment of teachers grew out of a suggestion made last week by Dr. Beatty to George N. Child, assistant superintendent of public schools, which met with approval by K. A. Smith, city superintendent of schools. Mr. Smith told Dr. Beatty yesterday that under the plan adopted the school principals princi-pals would report direct to the city health board and in turn would instruct the teachers as to the method of policing. The Parent-Teachers association has indorsed in-dorsed the plan, Ur. Beatty said. Governor Bamberger was advised yesterday yes-terday by telegram from Senator William H. King that the latter expected tc have a number of Utah doctors released from military service tomorrow. These aro to be discharged to return home for the purpose of helping in the influenza situation. situa-tion. Captain Cordon Snow, draft executive officer for Utah, received a communication communica-tion from Surgeon general M. W. Ireland of the army that his department is hasten-, tng discbarge of physicians in the military mili-tary service on the same account. |
