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. Death Certificates. have a space between them wider than one-half inch when w_ell seasoned, well spiked, or fastened to a good and substantial foun- dation of timber, or the material shall be two inches thick and three and three-fourth inches wide, placed down on edge on a good and substantial foundation. And if made from gravel, th~e same shall not be less than six inches deep, laid on a solid founda- tion of some durable material, and all sidewalks shall be protected by a substantial curbing, and shall be of uniform grade, and shall conform as near as practicable to the grade of the street and side- walks as may hereafter be established by the city engineer. SEC. 3. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in con- flict herewith be and the same is hereby repealed. SEC. 4. That this ordinance take effect and be in force from and after its passage and ten days publication. Approved June 4, 1888. Attest, ;nd be in force from . , 1888. IN HARVEY, ,. City Sec. JOHN HARVEY, City Sec. CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX. rE. DEATH CERTIFICATES. AN ORDIN ANCE requiring pbysicians to furnish death certificates, Be z't ordained by the city council of the city of Paris.. SEC. I. Each physician, in whose practice a death occurs, shall furnish a death certificate to the friends of the deceased, who shall present the same to the undertah~o whom he or she applies for interment, SEC. 2. All undertakers shall demand such certificates from applicants whose death occurI' withil~ the city limits, which are to be properly signed by the attending physician, giving cause of death, and whether he considered the disease infectious or not. SEC. 3. The undertaker shall keep such certificate on proper file, which certificate shall be turned over to the city physician for final record and file. SEC. 4. Any physician neglecting to give such certificate, or any undertaker neglecting to demand such certificate, shall be I ,'-..., 67 I I J :it ,J 'I I 1