after the adjournment of the general assembly make a complete and detailed report to the secretary of state showing the itemized list of all money received, from whom received, all money disbursed, to whom paid and for what purpose. Such treasurer, upon a resolution of either house of the general assembly of this state, may be required to make such complete and detailed report to the secretary of state within such time as may be prescribed in such resolution therefor. The treasurer of such unincorporated association, group or combination of two or more persons shall also within one week from the date of such appointment or within one week after the going into effect of this act furnish in a signed statement to the secretary of state the following information: 1. The name, occupation and address of every person, comprising such unincorporated association, or combination of two of [or] more persons, or contributing to its funds, if composed of individuals holding state, county, township or municipal offices of this state, or employes thereunder. The name and address of the president, secretary and treasurer, and also of the individuals comprising the governing body, if any, of such unincorporated association, or combination of two or more persons, if composed of individuals not holding state, county, township, or municipal offices of this state, or employees thereunder. 2. The exact subject-matter pending or that might legally come before the general assembly or either house or before any committee thereof which such unincorporated association, or combination of two or more persons is interested in promoting or opposing. 3. The name or names, occupation and address of each and every representative of such unincorporated association or combination of two or more persons, employed as legislative counsel or agents. It 7588f. Public officials not to act as agents, public press.-6. shall be unlawful for any public official of this state, or of any county, township, city or town, including elective and appointive officers and employes or any officer, member or employe of any state central committee of any party to receive any compensation whatsoever from any source directly or indirectly for appearing before the general assembly of the State of Indiana, or before either house or any committees of the general assembly or either house thereof or before any member as a legislative counsel or agent. It shall be unlawful for any elective or appointive officer or employe of either house of the general assembly or any representative of any newspaper or press association or other person having the privilege of the floor of either house to act as a legislative counsel or agent, and it shall be further unlawful for any such person to pro mote or oppose any legislation by personal solicitation, appeal or threat to any member. It shall be unlawful for any proprietor, editor or publisher of any newspaper, journal, periodical or other publication, printed or circulated in this state, to receive any compensation whatsoever, or thing of value in the nature of an award from any source, either directly or indirectly, for the printing of any article, editorial, news item (so-called), or advertisement, either for or against any bill or resolution pending before either house of the general assembly of this state, without indicating in such article, editorial, news item (so-called) or advertisement, at whose instance the same was so printed, and the compensation or thing of value received therefor. The officers and employes of the general assembly or of either house thereof, are prohibited from supplying, for a compensation given directly or indirectly, any bill, memorial or resolution to any person, firm, company, corporation or association, except upon a written order of the presiding officer of one of the two houses. 7588g. Fee for issuing certificate.-7. The secretary of state shall charge and collect from the employer or any legislative counsel or agent the sum of two dollars ($2.00) as a fee for filing the statement herein required to be made by the employer and filed with the secretary of state. The secretary of state shall neither receive nor file any such statement or issue a certificate to any legislative counsel or agent until the fee herein provided for has been paid. All money received by the secretary of state, less the cost of administering this act, shall be paid into the state treasury. 7588h. Penalty.-8. Whoever violates any of the provisions of this act shall be guilty of a felony, and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not less than two hundred dollars ($200.00) nor more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) or imprisoned not less than three (3) months nor more than one (1) year. It shall be the duty of the attorney-general, upon information, to bring prosecutions under this section. 7588i. Unconstitutional sections.-9. If any section or provision of this act be decided by the courts to be unconstitutional or invalid the same shall not affect the validity of this act as a whole, or any part thereof other than the part so decided to be unconstitutional or invalid. CHAPTER 81. HEALTH. Section numbers to notes refer to the Revised Statutes of 1914 and sections herein. 7595a. Leprosy, board of health, quarantine. 7595b. Physician's report, penalty. 7595c. Powers of state board of health. 7595d. Duties of sheriffs and other officers. 7595e. Quarantine homes, eminent domain. 7595f. State board may destroy per- 7595g. Appropriation. 7596b. Board of health may order im- 7596c. Appeal to circuit court, bond. 7596f. State board, when may act. SEC. 7599k. Public drinking water, analysis 7624. required. 75991. Cost of analysis. 7625. 7599m. Sale of impure drinking water County or city to pay for antitoxin. [Acts 1917, p. 12. In force February 1, 1917.] 7595a. Leprosy, board of health, quarantine.-1. That it shall be the duty of the state board of health, as soon as notice is received thereof, to quarantine, isolate and care for in any manner said board of health may deem proper all cases of leprosy which may occur in this state. The board shall be the final judge, in all cases, whether the danger in any of such cases is such as to demand special care and quarantine regulations as herein provided. 7595b. Physician's report, penalty.-2. It shall be the duty of every physician called upon to attend any sick person, who finds the cause of such sickness to be leprosy, to immediately report such fact, in writing, to the state board of health, and any failure to report any such case of leprosy shall be punished by a fine of not less than twentyfive dollars ($25) nor more than fifty dollars ($50). 7595c. Powers of state board of health.-3. The state board of health shall have power to remove, or cause to be removed any person whom the said board may find to be afflicted with leprosy from any building in said state where such person may be living, and shall also have power to cause such person to be placed in a proper building set apart for the care and treatment of such persons so afflicted and all expense of such removal shall be paid out of the funds herein appropriated and set apart on the orders of the said board of health as herein provided. Sheriffs, police 7595d. Duties of sheriffs and other officers.-4. officers, health officers and constables upon demand of the state board of health, or upon demand of any member thereof, or on demand of any commissioned deputy of the board shall render any assistance required by said board in protecting such board of health, member thereof or commissioned deputy; but no person shall be compelled to expose himself to such disease of leprosy. Failure or refusal to respond to such demand shall be punishable by a fine of not less than twenty-five ($25) dollars nor more than one hundred ($100) dollars. 7595e. Quarantine homes, eminent domain.-5. The state board of health is herein given the power to establish and maintain quarantine homes for the care of cases of leprosy, and to enable the board to better carry out the provisions of this act, the board is hereby given the right of eminent domain and power to appropriate and condemn any real estate which may be necessary to establish such homes or quarantine station: Provided, however, That the state board of health shall, in establishing such quarantine homes, before condemning private property, cause such homes, if possible, to be located on state or county lands. 7595f. State board may destroy personal property.-6. The state board of health is hereby given the power, and it is hereby made the duty of the board to destroy, or cause to be destroyed, all articles of personal property which may have been used by any person afflicted with leprosy, and which might make possible the spread of said disease. 7595g. Appropriation.-7. Seven thousand dollars ($7,000) or as much thereof as may be necessary, are herewith appropriated for the |