The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-02
111O POUNDS OF
 MEAT CONDEMNED

E M Ouncan nas submitted 10 the Mayor his report for the month of Au- gust as follows:
 Birmingham, Ala, September l. 1908. Hon. George B. Ward, Mayor. City
 Dear sir:-I herewith submit report of work of the department for the month of August 1908:
 Meat inspection:
 Home-slaughtered animals inspected Cattle SS2, hogs 15O sheep 1s. veal 15, kids Il. Total 577
 Animals inspected in markets and on streets: Cattle 5. hogs 15, sheep 5s, veal 29O, kids 52. Total 421
 Western animals inspected; Cattle 1199 hogs, BOA, sheep 619. veal 112. Total 2234
 Total number animals inspected: Cat tie 1886, hogs 46s. sheep 697, veal AT, kids 6S Grand total 32S2.
 Other fresh meats inspected (western, not included in the above number of anil mals) se4,OO9 pounds.
 Total condemned and tanked, 111O pounds.
 Spoiled fish condemned 300 pounds.
 All work of making tests for infectious or contagious diseases has had careful
  tests, 315.
 During the month 79 samples of milk and cream were collected from the differ ent dealers and tested for specific gray ity, the percentage of fat and the total solids. All of these samples showed re- suits within the requirements of the law.
 Many bacterial counts of milk were made during the month and as a whole these tests showed reasonably satisfac- tory results
 The following is brief statement of the conditions prevailing at the dairies inspected:
 L. T. Cobb-Conditions not altogether satisfactory Dairy animals not being kept properly cleaned Given legal notice to have this matter attended to at once.
 Isaac Towns-Conditions only moderate ly satisfactory. Some Improvements de- sired at this dairy.
 B. M. Smith--Some Improvements since last inspection, but more satisfactory dairy house to be constructed and other Improvements to be looked after.
 E. w Nash-Some improvements since last inspection. Conditions fairly &C., ceptable.
 J. B. Morris-Conditions improved since last inspection. In a fairly acceptable and sanitary condition.
 A. l.. Bivins-Conditions only moderate. ly fair.
 Bower Bros.-Some Improvements since last inspection. In a reasonably fair condition
 W. R. Bynum-Conditions fairly ac-
 W. E. Baxter-In a fairly satisfactory condition.
 N. F. Thompson-Conditions not very satisfactory. Improvements to be made at this dairy
 F. T. Welch-Conditions only moderately fair.
 E. B. smith-In fairly acceptable condition.
 P. M. Watts-Condition fairly accept able.
 W. C. Barclift-Condition only mod erately good
 S. w smith-In only moderately fair condition.
 F. s. Chew-In a reasonably acceptable condition.
 G. N. Cooper-In a fairly satisfactory condition.
 Robertson & Owen-Condition accept able. aa A D. Latham-Conditions not accept able. Improvements must be made
 E. F. Bynum-In fairly acceptable con dition.
 L. smith-conditions only reasonably fair
 J. T. Larking-Some Improvements needed as conditions are only moderately fair
 Davis & Campbel1-Some Improvements since last inspection.
 Bowles & Fowler-Some improvements made since last visit and conditions are acceptable.
 L. H. Welch-In a fairly satisfactory condition.
 J. D. walker-Condition fairly accept able.
 J. w. odfield-In a reasonably fair con- dition.
 H. C. Robertson-Conditions fairly ac- ceptable.
 B. Rosenbloom-A new location; new buildings; conditions fairly acceptable. w. W. Fowler-Conditions only mod erately fair. Some Improvements neces- sary.
 R. J. Yarbrough-Conditions only fairly satisfactory. Some changes and improve ments must be made.
 W. S. Mayhew-Dairy barn not entire ly satisfactory. It will be necessary to provide better and more suitable build ings.
 J. B. Fair-Conditions quite satsfac. tory.
 MeCorkle & Sons-Not found in a very satisfactory condition. Notified to make necessary improvements.
 I. R. Bridges-In a moderately fair con- dition.
 R. H. Yarbrough-In reasonably fair condition
 J. J. Kimbrough-Some Improvements to be made at this dairy at once and the same to be kept in a more sanitary condition.
 C. A. schomberg-Conditions not very satisfactory. Urged to make the neces- sary improvements.
 w P Walker-Condtion not at all satisfactory to the department. It is desired and the owner has been instruct ed to have dairy kept in a more sanitary condition.
 l. A. Kent-No improvements since last inspection but these improvements must be made at once.
 G. D. Robertson-In a fairly satisfac- tory condition.
 w. R. Davis-Conditions reasonably sat isfactory.
 Cap Stramler-Some improvements since last inspection Still other improvements must be made.
 p. M. Cannon-In a satisfactory condi- ton.
 R. D. Taylor-Conditions at this dairy are quite acceptable.
 I. L. Logan-Conditions only moderate ly fair; some improvements being made
 w. E. Degrot-Conditons only moder- ately fair. able New dairy house completed since last inspection.
 IT Watkins known to the dairymen
 .La .r,ogus.' hutter man. was arrested