Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-23

g'haCly ct rr0durris and Consumers ~
-limmiii Collaboration.
Tho Rural Sow Worker pays its ro-
spcrts 90 the Now NUl. N,.l. csrlmu.o
IN au article from which Wo mako uu
extract
Al through uo milk producing 20.
riln- member oi the exchange have cs.
tablishcd milk receiving stations, where
they buy mil, OF the producers, paying
for It gcnoully % hnlf cont perquirt
lc-s than tao net price Doe Sew York In
other wlrdH they meet boo Now York 10
per yeni.Hoi solids aul Z or moro por
cent. # fat. SEQ how easy IL b. for tloso
interruptions men iondullgFH'o thr milk
ly adding -kmutd iuilk 10 pure. Los
az these figure.
siuurrs mia. aIiIlH il................... s1
WgnftH F.Imm.d w0., solids 11.,.",,,, lnl
WqHarts. total .aI.ds..................... ~
quart allI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UT
This shows iult IN Tho cuso,of mill,
showing 10 per cont. oil solids and . pcr
cent. 81 TAT. thcy cnuil safely mis- tn
quarts Of skinned milk with thirty
quarts of pure and the mixture would
stand tho lcgul test ltia perfectly s1fo
TO say that the milk received at tho ox-
change crcancrIcs Tor eleven months In
the year b. rich enough TO pillow Thorn
90 put five quart, of skinned milk into
every forty quart can without subject.
iug themselves Ia the penalties o., the law.
We append a icw extracts from tho
fourth annual report ct tho state dairy
commissioner OF ihis state:
some creamery men ate hoo doubt practiclny
the adultoltiun OF milk Ny adding ccttnil
percentage u sklmmilN % each eau thippcd q
marx a., they having di covered that they can
du thil without reducing the mlk lol1w tAt
!nNost standard required By law.
ouu crcHmr.y man had tho auiaeliy tooons
o. nv and mako the following statement. That
De- wa selling bis milk at wholesale and rotiil
IN bt11Elyni tLnt he thought come OF tho farm.
,ts delivering their milk NJ hla creamery $50.
tered %, that hu feared that The milk wuuli hi
brought btilw tho standard hy rg.sauof tuo
supposed watering and tho addition ny him.
rrlf, us 10 Acknowledged, OF hYu quartz ID
s.lmmilk 10 every thirp, i've of pure milk. aud
TINT he was fearful l.t the dairy cumfultsl uuUf
or thu bolul " health should prosecute him.
d. due, li wanted 10 be protected against the
fraud 81 the fafmcrs'in ufdrg 10 ounsummato
biz owl fraud ou llis customer.
find that thc detection uf thc above odonso
D. mot dimUult Being committed behind
closed door 81 is not t,ay To detect DO.
Another creamery man delivered his mia nj a
railroad depot, 1hrugcut noticed that thctan
wcur nos full aud called tfy attention of the
Iafty delivering Ono milk 90 tho tact. ilo gr.
h,'tJl that be- bod lonuitgn TO add thc shiin,
mills and rriAruod 10 the creamery and
ufuugh, what was presumably sk'mtuilk "a
The drIut Hnd Ilicd Che oaus.
The farreachiug effects Of this per.
istgut udul,oration apparent when
wo lock into tho iigu a. 4 careful cs.
,lmuto puts the amount OF milk shipped
10 Now Yorl. from exchange crcam,r.
les at aboat 5000 cans daily. II wo 90.
| sumo that tho.H contain, on an -ycragc,
| only live quarts Of SKINNED milk apiece
u will DO. seen that tho aggregate
amounts 10 5000 quarts or O2j cans
daily-a quantity larger than tho ter,
riblc "aurplus' about which 10 much
has been rait and whith has been sued
n potent factor IN beating down IN,
price IN tho hands Of the exchange. IN,
evil Is monstrous one.
Tho milk law needs amending. III,
proportion Of fat solids Is too small and
shonld be changed. Tho law to-day
makes any farmer who sells his mill, {,
/ u butteror cheese factory, mad WHO add,
wator or suh,mcis any cream, entity
a misdcmCmur, and that Is as u Shot
| be. Now let us have tho same medic
for tho dealer, aud let us BIO empowered
| 10 call the employees IN crcamories ~
witnesses II d can be- proved TINT 0
creamery man has added SKINNED mill