New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
M|lKMEN FACE COURT
Thirty.one To Be Prosecuted
for Not 0beying Law.
TIME UP ON AUGUST "a
Drastic Action Will Be Taken
According to Corporation
Counsels Office.

terday from Health Commissioner Lederle
the names Of seventeen milk dealers IN
The CITY who are not complying with tho
new milk regus lions OF the Department
of Health. In ALL the Corporation Coun-
sci has thlrty-one names of milk dealers
10 be prosecuted for not complying with
the milk regulations, which are part q
the SANITARY Code, the violation Of which
IS misdemeanor.
81 conference of the Department OIL
Health and the Corporation Counsel
Office it vas decided to give the thirty
ono dealers until August "A to comply
with the milk regulations.
nc BY that time the dealers have not
complied with the rules said William j.
Willard. Of the Corporation Counseis Of
fec. and who has charge Of the Depart
mcnts suits drastic action will 10 taken
In the cases OF fragrant violations there
PROBABLY win be criminal prosecutions-lh
The other cases civil prosecutions.
Notices 20 that effect were to be sent 10
all the dealers BY TO-DAY. Mr.. Millard
said
Among tho milk dealers IN" names OF
whom we're submitted to the 'orP0r"'o''
Counsel by the Health commissioner Tor
not complying with the regulations Wcic
the following:
MANIIATTAN.
Beskes Dairy Company, No. 2oS last
locust Farms Company, No. 81 West
0o Laemmle Dairy Company. No. 2o2
Bleecker street -, ruA,h
'SbrSstian letter. No. <3 Perry street
Zoe" Israel. No. 80 Norfolk street
Hamilton Dairy Company, NO AlV
West i27th street. ,e.,
L. T. Hetch, No III west 4o'n e'i0'
.iohn II. Muller, No. 628 West 61st
S I. IT, Doschcr, 40 S4S West asth
s'T I5nto Blake, No. $50 sixth avenue.
Tuting & Helms, No. 6sS Washington
s'T Peter c. Karsten. No. so East 12Sth
eI tauritz c. Rasmussen, No. $50 Canal
Timan & Hauck Dairy Company No
5lS West 1$lst street. ~ ooo ,ve-
Levy Dairy Company NO. "-V Ave-
John z. Rosasco, No. 10 Morton street,
William Michselson, No. 41O west
121th street.
BROOKLYN.
11hernan Dairy Company No. 5s
Roerum street 1.-TWO complaints:
Henry S. Chardavoyne, No. AO6 Court
street. 90, ,.,.r,,
Seuihwen & Barton. No. $50 Myrtle
Ia ira c. Hunter No. Sst West 18th
e CEDAR Dairy Company, No. CSC Third
S' T. 6. Hsvilsnd. 40 Ss7 seventh ave
sud Ideal Dairy Company, No. 2oa 20'h
stree.
E,dcar Shoemaker Of No. SIS East 18th
street, The Bronx, and the Keystone
Dairy Company, Of No, go Madison street,
Noboken. complete the list.
According 70 the reports submitted with
the dealers names a large number or
them show inspections made of mix IN
the wagons Of numerous dealers. The
Health Commissioner had announced that
he would have inspectors visit all the
dealers headquarters IN the city, but he
assigned inspectors also to the wagons.
Some of the complaints made by the
inspectors we're that In q number or IN
stances grades of milk in bottles were
not what the labels specified and that In
some cases rubber stamp had been used
10 place on bottle a label dencting a
grade Of milk which was not contained
in the vessel.
Other reports in the possession OF the
CORPORATION Counsel state that barely de-
cipherable lettering was found On come
containers. which we're found 10 hold
grades other than specified in the per
mlts issued to certain dealers by the
Health Commissioner
II was said by Mr. Millard, who has
charge Of the cases, that milk dealers
who violated the milk provisions of the
Sanitary Code would be prosecuted as
strenuously as physicians who have failed
10 report births.
Everything Is in shape 10 prosecute
all such violators," he declared. "On
August "a the time OF grace is up. and
then tho prosecutions will be begun"
AS now in force the Sanitary Code re-
ouires that milk shall be sold under some
one of the following designations:
Grade A, for infants and children; Grade
3. for adults, and Grade G, for cooking
and manufacturing purposes only.
Broadly speaking, the regulations, re-