The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-03

s.AAN ASoo SAdA uAIccu COWSs an annual
Zee OF 80 90: (c) for all other vendors
500.
"Third-That the sale of all milk or
cream within the city, not only that
produced in diaries or from cows in
traudban but also that brought or ship
pea INTO the city and vended at depots
or otherwise. shall be licensed.
"Fourth-That the sale of all adul-
terated milk or adulterated cream
shall be. prohibited. That adulterated
milk shall include:
per cent of milk solids
"tb) All milk containing less than
31A per cent of butter fat
"(c) All milk drawn from animals
fifteen days before, or five days after.
parturition.
I'D All milk drawn from animals
fed on distillery waste, or any sub
stance in a state of fermentation or
putrefaction. or on any unwholesome
food.
"te) All milk which has been diluted
with water or any other fluid, or to
which has been added any foreign sub
stance whatever.
- al AAAAN ul1Wh llOIll GUNS SUI
fering with tuberculosis or that have
responded to the tuberculin test, or
that are suffering from any other con-
tagious or infectious disease.
"(g) All milk whose temperature is
above sixty degrees Fahrenheit.
N"th) All milk when contained in
dirty or polluted cans or vessels.
"ti) All milk containing more than
XII ()(1n n nf T.;
kinds at the time of testing
THAT adulterated cream shall in
clude all cream containing less than
is per cent of fat, or to which has
been added any thickener or foreign
coloring matter. as well as all of the
provisions hereinbefore mentioned in
relation to adulterated milk, so far as
applicable
"Fifth-That the licensing and regu-
lation of the sale of all milk and cream
under the provisions of the ordinance
proposed shall be placed under the
supervision and control of the board
of health and the active management
of the health commissioner of the city,
with such other assistance as the
board of health may deem necessary.
"SiXth-That the duties of the said
board and health commissioner shall
comprehend:
"(a) The inspection of all COWS of
applicants for license with reference
to the presence of tuberculosis by the
application of the tuberculin test and
of any contagious or infections dis
ease, and further, with reference to
the clearly and healthy condition of
the animal
"(b) Inspection with reference to
the sanitary conditions of the food and
water supplied to the cows, and of the
stable y
"fc) Inspection of the manner of
milking and the method of keeping the
milk. or cream
ed Inspection of the attendants
milking the animals, with reference tc
the presence of any contagious or in
fictitious disease.
"(e) Inspection of the receptacles
and instrumentalities used.
"0) The designation by tag of each
and every animal inspected
"(g) A report to the board of health
upon the acceptance of which IL
cense may be issued
"(h) An inspection of animals with
in the city free of charge, and. when
the inspection shall be extra-urban,
the payment of the actual expenses in
Cured by the licensee or the person
desiring the inspection.
"O The inspection of the milk or
cream vended by each licensee at least
twice annually and as much oftener as
the board of health may deem neces-
sary, samples of the same to be taken
at irregular intervals =
"(i) An ANALYSIS of tho c,,,n1o, ,e
milk so often made at the University
OF North Dakota, both chemically and
bacteriologically.
"(k) An inspection and an ANALYSIS
as hereinbefore mentioned, of all milk
or cream shipped into the city for pur-
poses of sale as such.
"Seventh-That the duties of the Ii
censee under the provisions of the or
dinance SO proposed shall compre-
bend:
"(a) Reports anent COWS affected
with tuberculosis and upon the sani-
tary conditions of the premises, the
food supplied and the manner and
method of keeping milk or cream, as
well as reports upon sales made.
"b) Notice to the board Of health
of all additions made to the dairy
"(c) The exhibition of license num-
Der on all vehicles used in vending
milk or cream, and also at the place
of business.
"(d) The prohibition of the sale Of
adulterated milk or cream.
'Eighth-That, to secure the en-
forcement of the provisions of the Or
dinance proposed, suitable penalties
be imposed for violation thereof.
For the protection of the producers
and vendors of milk and cream in this
city, as we'll as the consumers of all
milk supplied, it is believed that the
time has now arrived when the CITY
can advantageously enact an ordinance
Incorporating the provisions hereinbe-
fore suggested.
7 1T is further believed that this can
be done efficiently and without unnec-
essary expense by placing the super
vision of the licensing and inspection
referred to in the proposed provisions
under the control of the board of
health in this city, and under the eff
fective management of the city health
commissioner, the latter being enabled
to employ such assistance as may be
necessary to properly accomplish the
inspection required. In this connec-
ton the committee further recommends
that an appropriation be made by the
city council of Grand Forks, not in
excess Of six hundred dollars, to carry
out the provisions of this ordinance.
The committee. therefore respect
fully recommends that the Commercial
club in session adopt the resolution
hereto appended.
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