The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29

without dissenting vote. 1t becomes
effective June ] of this year here
arc the main provisions of the measure;
Provides for the prosecution of any
person feeding unwholesomc food tc
cattle or keeping cattle attlcted with
contagious or infectious diseases on the
promises. =.
requires the securing of permit
from the city food Inspector by per
sons shipping milk into the city, which
shall issue only after the Inspector has
inspected the premises.
An dairymen selling milk in Salt Lake
City must first obtain from the state
Veterinarian or government inspector a
certificate showing that his cattle are
free from tuberculosis or other danger
ous diseases.
To obtain n permit from the city
food Inspector TO sell milk here, milk
dealers must first file with the inspector
- sworn statement of their names and
addresses. the number Of cows they own,
the average amount of milk sold daily
by them, the names and addresses of
all persons from whom they obtain milk
for sale here, the average amount so
obtained aud the number of COWS owned
by such person from whom the milk is
obtained.
Wholesale Dairymen.
All wholesale dairymen having sta
tionary places of business shall at all
times keep the names and addresses
of dairymen from whom milk is OBJ
tained posted in q conspicuous place.
Provides for the government system
of scoring dairies and milk produced
fhcrefrom, and gives the inspector priv
jlcgc 10 publish such scorers if he
chooses.
Requires milk wagons 10 be protect
cd from the heat of the sun by a COW
rrtng from May ~ September 80,
Inclusive, each year.
Milk vendors must not wash their
empty cans in any of the streams or
ponds within the city limits,
No person shall transfer any milk
intended for sale here from one can,
bottle or receptacle TO another in the
street, upon any delivery wagon or in
any exposed place.
No person shall remove from any
dwelling in which there is a commu-
nicable disease any rcccptaces used for
the storing of milk. except at the per
mission of the health authorities
Paper milk tickets must not be used
more than once.
Butter must contain so per cent but
ter fat and each package of butter
manufactured or offered for sale here
must have stamped upon its wrapper
the name and address of the maker, the
actual weight, the person. firm or cor
poration packed for and distributed
by.
Matter of Labels.
Rcwoyked butter must be so labeled
and all butter that has been in cold
storage thirty days must bear the date
when so stored.
Renovated bntter is barred unless
So labeled in one-half-inch letters.
Adulterated or reduced butter is
barred.
After October this year a tenlpera
tnre OF % degrees fahrenheit or less
must be maintained from the time milk
leaves the dairy until it reaches the
consumer.
Any mllkman or dairyman afflicted
with communicable disease or having
such disease in his family must report
the same 10 the Inspector within TWEEN
ty-four hours afterwards, and no milk
or cream shall be dispensed from such
place until all danger of contagion is
removed and permission in writing so
10 do shall have been obtained from the
INSPECTOR.
Dairies and milk houses must be we'll
lighted and no milk shall be stored
within fifteen feet of any closet. cess
pool horse, COW or chicken or poultry
ward.
Skinned milk must be so labeled or
Cream must contain IS per cent but
ter fat
Ice cream is defined and standard of
purity fixed.
The board of health is given author
lfv to make such further rules as are
deemed necessary for the good of the
general public health.
The provision requiring the maiute-
nance OF temperature Of 50 degrees or
less was not made effective at once,
FOR the reason that this will necessi.
tatc. the carrying by the milkmen of
zee IN their wagons and this will neces-
state some time in the fixing up of
me wagons and also entail copsidera-
bic expense in getting ice. Following
Is the ordinance i'll its entirety:
Ordinance as Passed
IN ordinance amending and re-enact-
ing sections 24l and 256 OF the Revised
ordinances of Salt Lake City OF 1908, as
amended by an ordinance passed by the
city council. July u, 1907 and approved
ny the mayor. July "a. 1907: amending
and and rc-cnracting &C section 25S Of said Re-
Nised ordinances as amended by an ordi-
nance passed by the city council, Decem-
bcr 2. 1907, and approved by the mayor
december 10, 1907; and amending and re-
cnact!ns section OF an ordinance
amending. revising and re-enactire chan
Ter ~. sections 20 10 26I, inclusive. OF
said Revised Ordinances. relating to food
and drink, passed by the city council
JJniE -. 1907! and approved by the mayor,
July -, lD01-
BE H. ordained by the city council OF
salt Lake City Utah
section !, That sections 24I and 256
81 the Revised Ordinances OF Salt Lake
City Of 1909; as amended by an ordi-
nance passed by tho city council Julv
L. 1907. and approved by the mayor .Juiy
-. 1907; be. and the same are Hereby
l(I.sI 4
follows: ~ "'
~ Duties of Commissioner It shall
ne shS duty OF said commissioner and he
is rs hereby tny%stcd with The power, TO
enloTce in salt Lake City ali ordinances
tn"Ico;. and all laws OF the State Of Utah
lnat now eXist; or that may hereafter be
enacted. regarding the production manu-
1actnro On sale OF dairy aud creamery
products. or tho 2dultcratIon OF any ar
tel al food; and regarding the use of
sh'inmed or adulteratcd milk and the
iceainE 81 unwholesomc food to cattle.
ana tho Keeping OF cattie having infcc-
t'ouS or contagious diseases: ard said
commissioner shall personally INSPECT
:iUN article df r.