The Mankato free press., 1910-11-18

| IitoH, George Klein, w. j.. HIXOn. w
F. Hughes, @. w. Schmitt. Peter LLOYD
c. L. Wahle, Bennett Williams, F. w
Mcintosh, Jacob Wagon, Carl Inewal.
son, Al Krost, Joseph Stahl. George
Weidemann. Frank Landkammer, w
r. Hammett, w. II. Wilcox, L. c. Dia-
mond, Clement Schroeder.
The following gentlemen have been
selected TO meet and receive Governor
Eberhart on his arrival in Alankato
tuesday afternoon: Mayor a. c. Meyer
John Nyquist, and Peter Lloyd.
On Monday evening of this week
there was joint meeting of city Of
iicials, presidents of the four womcn's
clubs, officers OF the Civic Improve
ment league and the d. A. R. and
others, resulting in the adoption of the
score card put out by the National
Consumers league, and a plan for a
white list to be published peri
odically.
Cities which have adopted this man.
ner of inspection and marking have OBJ
tanned very satisfactory results.
The inspectors visit restaurants, gro
cerics, meat markets, dairies, bakeries,
retail comectioners, etc, upon invita-
ton only and mark according to the
score card published herewith, one
copy OF which is left with the pro-
prietor and another retained by the
committee for filing. =
Should the place inspected receive a
mark OF IS per cent or over, the firm
name appears upon the housekeeper's
white list which is published in the
local papers the first OF each month.
Ii the marking falls below IS per
cent the name is not made public and
the proprietor has his score card
showing wherein he fails. In this way
he may easily remedy his condition and
obtain a mark which will place him
on the white list. This system of in.
spection and marketing must be look
ed upon as help not only to the con-
sumner but to the seller.
ANY place supplying the public with
food stuff of any kind may secure this
inspection and marking by applying to
any member OF the following commit
tee: Mankato Improvement league,
Miss Maud van Buren, president; Mrs.
{. j.. Holman, secretary; Miss Minnie
| Bangerter, treasurer; DR.. Ida Osborn,
chairman health and cleanliness. Mrs.
George r. Curran. Tourist club; Mrs.
W. +. Brooks, president Art History
club; Miss Nellie Burt, president Ze.
tetic club; Mrs. Evan Hughes, presi-
dent Clio club; Mrs. Thomas Smith.
president North Mankato Ladies' Aid ::
Mrs. William II. Gary. Mrs. Il. d.
Smith, Mrs. John j. Murphy, Mrs. L.
G. NJ Fletcher. Mrs. w. j. Morehart.
regent Anthony Wayne chapter, ID.
A. r.
This movement is indOrsed by Mayor
Meyer, DIR. G.. A. Dahl, Mr.. John Orr.
commissioner and officers OF the Man
kato board of health.
Sanitary score card issued by food
committee of the National Consumers
league:
General surroundings
Celan, 5; fairly clean, 3; dirty, 0. 5
Ventilation
Good, 3; fair, l; bad, O............ 3
Lighting
Good, 3; fair, /; bad, O......... 3
Walls, windows and ceiling
Clean, 3; fairly clean, /; dirty, o. 3
Floors and fixtures
Clean. 3; fairly clean, l. dirty, o.. 3
Blocks, counters. etc.
Clean. 5; fairly clean. 3; dirty, o.. 5
Utensils, instruments and tools
Clean. 8; fairly clean, 8; dirty, o.. S
Refrigeration
Adequate, 5; inadequate, 2; no re.
irigefatlOn, 0 :
Refrigerators--
Clean, $; fair, 3; dirty, 0. O........... 5
Sewage arrangement
Sanitary. 3; unsanitary, 0. 3
Plumbing
Open, B.; closed, 2
Cellar floors, walls, windows, ceiling
Clean. 4; fairly clean, .; dirty, O. :. 4
Cellar ventilation
Good, /; bad, o..
Employees
Healthy and apparently free from con-,
tagious disease r
Cleanly in habits. s........ s
Wear clean clothing <
Store nnconnectcd with living room
. .
Store above street level. <
Store in basement o
FOOD, meat, ETC., after received kept
IN cleaniy manner Z
rood, meat, ctc., not exposed to air
Door and window screens in summer 3
Delivery of goods whether by in
dlviduai Or wagon conducted in a
cteanly manner
Note-Under "Sewage") by sanitary
condition is meant condition which
conforms TO local health regulations.