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Captain and the Co's Representative. Just before the ship left
each passenger received a bill of health signed by the
Medical Officer of the Port and the Mexican Consul, stating
that the passenger was free from all traces of infectiçus and
contagious disease and was healthy when leaving Hong Kong. The
native crew were also submitted to the same disinfection and
(Vide Affidavit of Surgeon of s.s. "Landratschieff"
examination.
Document 4).
The above mentioned bill of health issued individually to
every Stéerage passenger, signed by both the Mexican Consul and
the Health Officer of the Port is in accordance with the
requirements of the Mexican Sanitary Code, being the only
requisitenaeded to entitle the holder thereof to a landing on
arrival Art. 49 of the said Code reads,
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"Those persons who may desire to settle in the Republic or
*to be taken there in the character of immigrants, will only
"be allowed to enter the same, when they hold a certificate
"to prove their perfect state of health, issued by the
*Authorities of the place they come from and countersigned
by the Mexican Consul. The certificates that may be issued
two months previously to the date of arrival of the immigrant
will be of no value whatever".
The following is a detailed statement of the events from
the day the 8.8. "Suisang" anchored at Salina Cruz (May 14th)
and the day tha s.s. "Landratschiefr" left (August 15th), it
- was as follow,-
According to affidavits of the Captain and the Ship's
Surgeon of the s.s. "Suisang" (Vide Documents 6 and 7) sworn
before the British Consul, all the passengers were in good
health and so remained till the last week of the voyage when
110 showed signs of simple conjunctivitis, and which
disappeared after treatment some time after arrival,
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