The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-16
l SUBMITS REPORT
 ON LOCAL DIARIES
DURING MARCH 83 SAMPLES OF MILK AND CREAM WERE TEST ED AT CITY LABORATORIES SUMMARY OF REPORT.

SUMMARY OF kEPORI, The report of City Bacteriologist E. NJ Duncan for the month of March has been filed with Mayor Ward.
 In part 1t is as follows:
 During the month ss samples of milk and cream, collected from the different sources of supply and tested for the per centage of fat and adulterations, and with two exceptions all of the samples so tested showed fairly satisfactory re suits, being above the standard required by the city ordinance
 In addition to the samples collected by an inspector of the department, over 30 samples of milk and cream brought in hy various dealers and citizens of the city. were also tested. G. O Walker was arrested and fined S25 in police court for selling or having on wagon for the purpose of selling, milk below the standard required by city ordinance.
 Albert restaurant was fined s5 in police court for serving milk not up to the standard.
 The bacteriologioal examinations made of milk during the month were fairy satisfactory
 The following IS brief summary of conditions prevailing at the dairies in- spected:
 Mrs T. W. Smith. Conditions at time of first inspection We're not satisfactory and owner was notified to make improve ments. A re-inspection showed that the improvements had been made and con ditions were much more satisfactory.
 IT Qx-pt wit a exception of a few minor improvements, were reasonably fair.
 Robertson & owens: Dairy barn and premises in a sanitary and acceptable condition:
 G. N. Cooper Conditions at this dairy were found quite acceptable.
 Mrs. Manning X Fowler: Conditions as found on first inspection were not sat isfactory and the owners were served with legal notice to make improvements. A re-inspection showed conditions con siderably Improved and more acceptable.
 W .S~ Barclift The proprietor was served with a notice to improve con ditions and a re-inspection showed that this matter had been properly attended to and conditions were more acceptable.
 Barelift Brothers: The proprietors of this dairy were given notice to make improvements in dairy barn and on be- ing re-inspected it was found that the
 
 C. s. Cavender: Al the time of the first inspection conditions at this dairy were unsatisfactory and the owner was legally notified to make improvements. On being re-inspected conditions were found to be very acceptable.
 E. B. Smith: Some improvements since last inspection and conditions were fairly acceptable:
 F. r. Welch: Improvements having been made since this dairy was last in spected conditions were much more sat- isfaetory.
 E. W. Nash: With the exception of some repairs needed in the floor of dairy barn. which were later attended to, con- ditions were very satisfactory.
 N F Thompson Conditions at time of first inspection were very unsatisfactory and the proprietor was given legal notice to make improvements. A re-inspeetion later showed Considerable improvement and conditions were more satisfactory.
 F. P. Thompson: New location, new dairy barn. conditions quite satisfactory
 W. R. Bynum: Found in satisfactory and acceptable condition.
 c. N. Power: Found in fairly satis- factory condition but owner instructed to have cleaning more carefully attend ed to.
 w. NJ Glass: This dairy was found in an acceptable condition.
 w. I. amer. COHQIliOnS dL liilh were not very satisfactory and improve ments must be made.
 F. P Cobb. Found in a fairly &C., ceptabe and satisfactory condition:
 L. W Westbrook: Dairy found in a fairly acceptable condition, some im- provements having been made since last inspection.
 W. M Rockett: Found in a fairly sat isfactory condition.
 N. M. Strickland: Conditions as found were fairly acceptable.
 T. E. Pickle: Conditions at this dairy, with the exception of a few minor im- provements, were fairly satisfactory.
 E. A. Loveless: Conditions as found were fairly acceptable.
 s. l.. Brewster: Conditions prevailing at this dairy are highly satisfactory. Dairy, barn and premises being keps in a clean and sanitary condition.
 l. L. Logan: Conditions at this dairy were found fairly acceptable. New dairy house to be constructed
 s. w Smith: In fairly acceptable con- dltions, some improvements having been made since last inspection. J. T. Larkin: Conditions reasonably far, but provisions must be made for a more satisfactory dairy house. W. s. Mayhew: Conditions were found to be fairly acceptable. Bowles S Davis: In a fairly satisfactory condition. except light in dairy barn Is rather poor, and is to be improved. Some Improvements have been made since lst.,t inspection. l.. h. Welch: Some improvements made h floor of dairy barn since last inspee- ton, end conditions are reasonably fair. l T. c. Fowler: In a fairly satisfactory ! condu lon, some improvements having been | made since last visit J. O. Walker: Found in fairly sa t. sfactory condition. i J. w Oldfeld: Some Improvements have teen made at this dairy since last inspe ction, and conditions were fairly sat- | istactory.
 C. J. Walker Conditions as found were fairly satisfactory some improve rlcnts in floor of dairy barn had been made since last inspection
 J. ". Edwards: Conditions only mod erately fair, some Improvements to be made in surrounding premises.
 W. W. Fowler & Son: Some improve ments had been made since last inspec- ton, and conditions, while more satis- facIory are not entirely acceptable, as she, Improvements asked for have not been completed.
 R. J Yarbrough Some Improvements iu f.oor of dairy barn have been made since last inspection, and conditions are considerably better. but further improve nlents iu premises is necessary. j. E. Fair: In an acceptable condi- tinn.
 W. l.. McColkle: Conditions as found at the time of the first inspection were very unsatisfactory, and the owner in- slTucted to make improvements in dairy barn ard premises. reinspecton showed thsi the necessary cleaning was bein