The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-06-05
MEAT INSPECTOR
MAKES MAY REPORT
S434 ANIMALS EXAMINED, 1902
POUNDS MEAT CONDEMNED,
1900 POUNDS FISH DECLARED
UNFIT-THE REPORT.

Milk and Meat Inspector e. M. Duncan
has rendered his monthly report to Mayor
Ward The report shows that S434 animals
were inspected by the department. Szo1
rounds of meat condemned and 200
pounds of spoiled fish condemned Follow
ing is the report:
Birmingham, Ala, June 3, lSOe
Mayor George b. Ward, City:
Dear Sir-Herewith find report for the
month of May, 1905
Meat Inspeetion-Hom e-Slaughtered AMI
mails Inspected: Cattle, Sl9; hogs, az;
sheep, 1871; veal, II; total, 795
Animals Inspected on Streets and In
Markets: Cattle 10; hogs, 10; sheep, Is;
veal, Ss7: kids, 49, total, 45l.
Western Animals Inspected; Cattle, losl'
hogs, 395; sheep, 1871 veal Go; total, lbs.
Total Number Animals Inspected: Cat
tie 1885, hogs, 61O; sheep, 912; veal 4oS'
kids, rs; grand total, 94S4.
other fresh meats inspected Cwesterh no'
included in the above number OF AMI
mails, 376, 1879 pounds. =
Animals Rejected Before Slaughter d
cattle. too poor; sheep, TO poor,
Animals Rejected After Slaughter;
1 COW, lukaemia, 1856 pounds; l cow TOO
nor and old q pounds; ! sheep pyaehia'
As pounds. -,
Beef Iivers Condemned; 10 livers'
assesses and cysts, 225 pounds livers'
degenerated, 45 pounds.
Hog Livers Condemned: l6 hVers' cysts,
50 pounds; 10 liyers, fukes, 10 pouhdc' ~
uvers (sheep) parasites, 81 POUNDS
bruised meat cut out, SO pounds; meats
spoiled by keeping, 21SO pounds o,
Total condemned and tanked, 3zo-
pounds -. -.
Spoiled fish condemned, 1900 pounds.
Diaries Inspected.
w. f. Lambert-some improvements
needed More attention to be given as
to cleanliness and to whitewashing barn.
NJ n transformations not accentapie'
Legal notice given to make necessary I'M
provements.
j. 7. Levy-Improvements needed III
structed to make necessary improvements
7. II. neutrality-suspicious. 10 be
made; conditions only fair.
w. M Harde-Conditions very accept
able. N.
satisfactory on first inspection. re-
inspection later showed considerable I'M
rrovements Other improvements must
be made.
e. P. Goblin fairly acceptable con
dtion. ,..,
w. L. Burford-Conditions fairly ac'
ceptable, H..
W p. Matthews-In excellent sanitary
condition. .4
Drake transformations fairly accept
able. Better ventilation needed.
N M trlclxland-Conditons only mod
eratelv fair. Some Improvements to be
made e.,..,,. az
ceptable. Some repairing and improve
ments to be made.
G. w. Walker-Improveme ana clean
ing needed. Instructed to give same at
tention. .4
]. C. Neutrality-suspicious. fairly accept
able. .,
Ellis Bynum-Conditlons much llhpioNeu
since last inspection.
f. >Bynum-Considerabl Improvements
made since last inspection,
James E. Haigler-Certain improvements
TO be made and instrucsted to be done at
this dairy. :,
q. o. Walker-Certain necessary i'm
provements needed. Legally notlhed 10
make same. 49,,
G. A. Davis-Improvements, as TO clean
ing and whitewashing, requested
q w. Fowler-Conditions fairly accept
able. Certain improvements in screening
and whitewashng to be made.
W. e. Bowen-In a fairly acceptable con-
dition. Some minor improvements TO De
made.
r.uua Bros-Conditions only moderately
fair Some improvements since last III
spection.
A. c. Miller-Conditions rather unsatls-
factory. Legally notified to make neces-
sary Improvements.
e. j. Salter-Conditions at this dairy TO
lie improved at once. Whitewashing and
screening to be attended to. Given Writ
ten notice to attend to same.
Jerry Miller (colored) was arrested anu
fined $40 in police court for selilng mus
in the city without a permit or a license,
G. o. Walker was arrested and fined Slo
in police court for interfering or prevent
ing the milk inspector in the performance
of his official duties.