Health Board orders train passenger certificates and quarantine moves
Memphis reports the state board of health mandating certificates for leaving trains, with baggage transfer points set five miles from the city. Judge Ray and his son remain in critical condition as new fever cases stay low. New Orleans officials declare the city healthy with no yellow fever cases this summer and monitor Water Valley for a suspected death. Quarantine tightens on the river, and Memphis urges neighboring cities to follow national health rules while awaiting possible easing of restrictions.
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Ray
New Orleans
Auxiliary Sanitary Association
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Water Valley
Miss
Vicksburg
Chamber of Commerce and Cotton Exchange
National Board of Health
Arkansas
Sanitary Council of
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A.D. Langstaff
Qairo
Helena
Little Rock Road
Lonoak
Ark
Major Pugh
Nashville
Supreme Court
Tenn
Proclamation setting Wyoming territorial legislative apportionment
Governor John W. Hoyt proclaims the 1879 apportionment for Albany Carbon Laramie Sweetwater Uinta counties. Council seats allocated Albany three Carbon two Laramie four Sweetwater two Uinta two. House seats allocated Albany six Carbon nine Unita four. Cheyenne signs seal July 14, 1879.
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Cheyenne
United States
Joan W. Hoyt
A. Worth Spares
Wyo
Reward for 100 California sheep stray from Hillsdale ranch
Twenty five dollars reward offered for the return of one hundred fine California sheep that strayed from Pole Creek ranch Hillsdale Wyoming. Reward includes thirty five cents per head or full amount to the finder. T W Crafer Hillsdale Wyoming notice date jy12 d2t.
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Hillsdale
California
T. W. Crafrer
Wyo
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