The area of an infected place may, in all cases of a declaration by the Secretary of Health, include any field, stable, cowshed or other premises in which infectious or contagious disease has been found to exist, and such an area as to the Secretary seems proper; and the Secretary may, from time to time, extend or curtail the limits of an infected place beyond the boundaries of the field, stable, cowshed or other premises where infectious or contagious disease is declared or found to exist.
History —Mar. 14, 1907, p. 85, § 16, eff. July 1, 1907.