The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14


the LESSONS are limited TO one group OF
vlsceral lymphatic glands and one other
organ in the thoracic or abdominal cav
ity. provided the leslons in the affected
organs are slight.
Coz The carcass may be passed when
the LESSONS are confined to two groups Of
visccral Emphatic glands and one other
organ In the thoracic or abdominal cav
ity, provided the LESSONS are slight, cal
Gifted and cncapsuated.
CD The carcass may be passed when
the lesions are confined 10 the lungs. tho
ccrvical lymphatic glands. and one group
OF vlsceral lymphatic glands Of the thor
aclc cavity, provided the affection ia
slight and the LESSONS are calcicd and
encapsuated.
,(O The carcass shall be condemned
when well marked LESSONS are dIsCov-
cred in both the thoracic and abdominal
cavity.
(S) The carcass shall be condemned
when the lcsons are extensive in either
the thoracic or abdominal cavity.
(9) The carcass shall be condemned
In any OF the cases described In para
graphs 9. 8, 4, 5. or 6. of this section (k)
when the LESSONS are In state OF ad
vanced caseatlon or liquhcaton. ne
crosis. or when there are well marked
Indications of recent rcinfcctions.
Go) The carcass shall be condemned
when the LESSONS are found to be more
widely distributed throughout the visccra
than have been described for carcass
that may be passed,
,dD The carcass shall be condemned
when In connection with any, of the
e'ons descr1bsd es rnIs in z E
than those mentioned In paragraph Of
this section O) (ccrvical glands) are
found I'm the glands of the carcass out
Q2) The carcass shall be condemned
when there are well marked tubercular
deposits on the peritoneum or pleura.
U3) Hog carcasses affected with
tuberculosis may be rendered into fertil-
izer. provided that they are cooked for
four hours in steam at 22O degrees
! Fahrenheit
OD The viscera of all tuberculsr ami
mails should be condemned
CD Hemorrhagic septlcemia.
| The CarcaSses OF animals affected with
this disease are highly unfit for food. as
the specific bacteria are found In the
blood. and therefore the meat should be
| condemned.
(m) Blackleg.
The meat OF animals showing LESSONS Of
| blaclSleg is not wholesome. 1t rapidly un-
dersocs putrefactive changes and develops
an unpleasant, rancid butterlilSe odor.
Such carcasses should therefore be con-
| demned.
(n) Pregnancy and parturitlon.
| CarcasSes OF animals (cowS sows
ewes) In advanced state of pregnancy
or which recently gave birth 10 young
(with!n ten days., shall be condemned
and rendered into grease.
| (o) Any disease or INJURY such as
traumatic pericarditis. generalized mela-
mosts pseudo lenkemla, etc. which
causes elevation Of temperature or af
|
considered as sufficient cause for the
condemnation of the carcass.
(p5 Carcasses OF animals too young
and immature to produce wholesome
meat. all unborn and stilborn animals
also carcasses of calves less than four
weeks old. or weighing less than i5
pounds. pigs less than five weeks old. and
lambs less than eight weeks old. shall
| be condemned
| (q) Carcasses OF animals too enact
ated or anaemic 10 produce wholesome
| ~ lrpD |, ,lah clN Ill
| degeneration Of the fat or a serious in
filtration Of the muscles. shall be con-
demned.
() Any organ or part OF a carcass
which is badly bruised or affected by
malignant tumors, assesses. suppurat,
ing sores tapeworm, cysts, or liver flukes,
shall be condemned
| (s) Gaseous lymphadenitis
When the LESSONS are limited TO the
superficial lymph glands or TO few
n9dules in an organ, involving also the
is well nourished. the m'et may be
passed after destroying the affected
parts, IT extensive LESSONS, with or with.
out pleuritic adhesions. are found in thu
lungs, or If several OF the visceral or
gans contain Gaseous nodules, or the car
cass is emaciated or anaemic, ii shall be
condemned.
% Parasitic ictero unnatural
The carcasses OF sheep affected with
this disease should be considered in the
fever. and shall be condemned
Cu) Hogs affected with utericaria (dla-
mond skin disease) teneatansurans. de-
passed after detaching ard taking the
skin. If the carcass is otherwise At for
food,
Carcasses showing an intense yellow
or greenish yellow discoloration after
proper cooling shall be condemned Those
directly after slaughter, but lose this
discoloration OH chilling, may he used
for food.
(wD Uremia,
Carcasses which give off the odor OF
urine shall be condemned.
(X) All animals that die in the abat-
tolr shall be taDked specified for con-
demned animals.
(y) In all cases where carcasses show
ing localized LESSONS Of disease are passed
or rendered into lard, the affected parts
must be removed for tanking before
condemnation tag is taken from THE car
cass.
Sec. "a All Inspected abattoirs shall
provide a suitable room in which con
demDed Carcasscs and parts shall be held
until such time as the Inspector or his
the tankine thereof such rooms shall
be arranged for locking with paddock,
which VIII he furnished by the health
office, the key of the same TO remain in
the possession Of the Inspector or his
assistant,
(a) If. after inspection has been es-
tabishcd a reasonable length Of time,
vide suitable retaining room Of suffi-
cent size, or fails 10 tank condemned
carcasses regularly on the day OF their
condemnation, such condemned car
casses shall be saturated with Kerosene.
as described below. and locked on the
rail- pending their final disposition
Sec. 35 All condemned carcasses and
parts shall bc tanked as follows:
After the lower opening Of the tank
has been sealed by an inspector, the
condemned csrcasses and parts shall he
placed in the rendering tank in the morn
ing, and Immediately sufficient force OF
steam shall be turned into the tank 10
destroy cffectually the meat for food
purposes before the killing for the day
is completed; OF. the condemned portions
may be placed in the tank at the close
Of the day. or when killing is suspended,
and both ends OF the tank scaled. after
which steam shall be turned into tho
tank until the meat Is destroyed. Wire
and lead seals shall be provided by the
health office for scaling tanks.
(a) A sufficient quantity of low grade
ofral (utcr floor scrapings, trimmings
from cutters and benches stimmings
from catch ba sins. unempticd intenstines.
omassa, paunChns cmptied but not
washed etc. shall be tanked with all
condemned carCasses (cXcept those
tankcd for lard) TO effcctualy render the