ARTS. 42 & 43] COMMITMENT OF MINORS; ——HEALTH. 61

or is of such tender age, or the circumstances are otherwise such
that a warrant should be dispensed with; and all courts or
officers executing any process or acting under the provisions of
this section are vested with all the incidental powers necessary
to the effectual execution of the powers herein enumerated.

1900, ch. 806.

19. A minor held in any custody, under a commitment or
otherwise, for care and guardianship is said to be in private
custody within the meaning of section 20 of this article.

ARTICLE XLIII.

HEALTH.

	State Board of Health. 6B. Sub- registers, their duty as to burial permits, etc 6E. Permits for interment must be obtained; rule in case of in- fectious diseases.	6K Fees of local registers for ser- vices required in sections BB and 6E. Infectious Diseases — Small-Pox. 31. Vaccination of pupils in public schools, regulations therefor; compensation to physician penalty

State Board of Health.

1900, ch. 431.

6B. Each local register shall be empowered, with the advice
and consent of the board of health, to designate competent
persons to the number of not more than two in each election
district, who shall act as sub-registers, and shall within the dis-
trict for which they are appointed issue burial permits and per-
form such other services under this sub-title as the local board of
health may direct during the term for which the appointing
register was appointed.

Ibid.

6E. No interment of any dead body of any human being, or

disposition thereof in any tomb, vault or cemetery, shall be made