The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-14
rHE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, APRIL Ii, 1878

milk. 1 now use corn. cotton seed meal. corn
Cows may give milk up. to "a years Of age; but
this rarely occurs. The best season Tor milk 10
Being asked II the business was good now.
Mr.. Canterou answered that before the war.
and for period OF four years alterHaId. ne
used to sell. on an ave age. one hundred gal
Ions of milk per day, but now his sales are very
limited In com parison to the business he did
The next milkmen interviewed was ,one, IA
known among the a9no ms 81 da Ia h bs
In the rear of the Lnzenturg HOSPITAL -, ,.,.
On the reporter stating the object 81 his ia yist
plainly said that it was too thin" and that the
50 called reporter was judicial officer trying
play game on him for TIE tba a y 81 rs a
smnly TO elicit some interesting faets win re-
gard to dairies and the management OF cows;
to give his real name He said that he was too
old to work any more. and had sold out his
nay 1T and Was 10 rs to rive he pb
Tic the benefit Of his experience In the milk II,
business. His statements with regard r to the
the milk, enineida with what the others say.
About the adulteration OF milk, he thinks that
all the stories has % tbe %
are utterly groundless, but be knows that
min Fl ne Third District put water water
and stagnapt pools The milk thus mixed Is
Injurious. He Knows Of some who mix their
milk with condensed milk, a3d he ran e. state
positively that q grocer named Dubose. living
oic9ndensed milk to the daIrymen IN the b, neigh.
water IN my milk sometimes, but have some
pure milk kept for certain customers, whom l
cannot deceive. because they have lactom ne
/ quality when the quantity Is SUN 1ent, and II
this SUITS them 1t suits me slso, ..... hora
times and kindred TOPICS to which the reporter
listened Tor some time, but the cso G,
threatening to be too lengthy he left Cadet and
started on another Interview.
t MRS. PADDY CLARK.
The DEMOCRAT reporter then boarded the Car
rolton street-ears for an inspection OF the
dairies. large and small, In the upper part OF
Accosting the driver OF the car after reaching
Jackson street. the representative Of the DEMO
up the road?
You bel,' was the reply. there's lots of
en- t,,, +, -. ~ uo,,,, ,no,,uo,
IT'S on the corner of this street (st. Charlesl
end Constantpape replied Jehn IG. b ha yoIbd
whin I'd package belt,
Why not2n y inquired the reporter;
JehaEI's Paddy Clarks; aln's that reason
Rep-is Patrick still on bis musce?,
>, Jehn,Well. yes: guess, he II. and IL ne Amt,
Rep. Just let me III one block this side.
please and I'll SEQ If I can't surround the house
and yard and get glimpse OF the insi de OF the
dairy.
potter. max ing detour of one block. marched
finding 1t projected on the st, Charles street
!. side by a high board fence; considerably
patched, but hiding the interior from view. and
, hind which were couple of brok n down
sheds, while on the opposite side was high
! fence facing the commons
, Cling to the Constantinople street side. the
, DEMOCRATS dairy inspector pushed, open Q
large gate and Stepping hosd a pile OF rn5bh
take birds eye view, go to speak,
:, OF THE INTERIOR
gance-and 1t had to be a auich .one---dis-
covered In the middle Of the yard q beer
!. wood. four or five low sheds. with us many
. rudely constructed stalls in each, and another
shed adoning the house. he b; being sma
: look AZ though it had been dropped there By
+ accident Tor by whirwind).
. supports. and "A the centre Of the yard was 6
I pile OF manure. which had Just been noticed By
n the reporter, wien couple Of ferocious apt
bee, line. with the. intention of MAKING
!, for moment undecided whether to beat hastl
q retreat and perhaps. lose portion of that new
: fifteen dollar spring suit or face the music an'
= look the hungry dogs out OF count-nance.
\. ~ The latter course was decided upon. ant
e whether the steady look of the news hunter hat
i the effect or whether it was the appearance o
:, the huge cane he carried, he does not know, bu
IL IL at all events the purus" stopped when With
- about five feet Of the reporter and started t.
20 turn back.
y, About this time half. dozen or more head
y we're seen peering through an open window 10
- the ground floor, and u second later the tai
d broad- shoulderea woman. with something 9
"a All Irish cast Of features. and dressed in cal
10 leo wrapps,r,.the latest milking costume. per
All, good morning Madame" was the salu
tation Of our man of notes; rs Mr.. Clark a
If home; Mr.. Patrick temphasizng the wore
!, Clark mean" .
q n The wearer Of the calico wrapper replist
i with very emphatic No. evidently taking tn
"a reporter for constable or law officer OF create
- caIiDre
" " Kep.And l have , the honor of addressing
q 'Yis yez have.' was the quick reply: al
r Rep want to get some facts about th
10 cows. the kind their Yield, and what It costs
y feed them. Will you give me such informatio
q, Mrs.. P. CAN yez wud put more taxes upo
" i R e no, Madame, On the contrary.
ye may haye the opposite effect ,
=. 70 Mrs. P. Can fwaps dthat, surey
Rep.-Make your taxes less;
Mrs. p Care yez sure o dthat?
Rep.-That may be the result.
e, kep.-No. indeed. Who is Evans? =,
IN Mrs. P. Cob, the blaekguard' He's ,th,
adj SanIthary 1nspeckthur, Dad cess 70 MIN. he
~ afther havin' me up now fur twinty della
th fine.
Rep.-And what fora
Mrs P C.-May tho divil take the likes {
~ him. an it's for notnin at all at all ixcpt thf
I'd daisy bit of pile Of manoor ye see there fu
ninst the khart But L git aiyen wild him;
will. Jist let the spalpeen poke his head
n the yard wonst an I'll smooth him down. -.
Rep.-But how about the dairy business, Mr.
no CLARK?
a Mrs P Cts divilish bad. I can till yez.
Rsp-How many cows do you keep!
Mrs P C.-Fwats dthat to you?
ne Rep.-Oh, nothing: except / thought yc
might want your customers to know that "
~. Ms. Ooh. yis. Well we kape twelve no
two of thin wild calves.
Rep-And now many gallons of milk do tn
: I give at each milking?
nd MIS-. P. C.-Phwats. dtbat got to do wild dt