The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-15

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depot, especially within twenty-five
feet of the doors and windows there
iof, shall be kept free from accumu-
lIations of rubbish. garbage, manure
and any other putrefying, decompos-
ling, infectious, and bad-smelling
substances.
No dairy shall be established or
maintained in insanitary surround
ings where milk, cream or butter
milk produced % handled therein is
designed to be sold or offered for
sale within the said City of Cairo
to the inhabitants of said City of
Cairo. In sanitary conditions will
be deemed to exist wherever and
whenever properly constructed
barns. milk rooms and utensils are
not provided, where the cattle to be
MIXED are dirty, unhealthy, crowd
ed. or fed on distillery waste, usual
" called "swill," or upon any sub
stance in a state of putrefaction, or
on slop, or on other foods forbidden
Cairo, where the premises and uten-
sils are not kept clean, where the
udders of all cows to be MIXED are
not washed in clean water and dried
with clean cloths prior to milking,
where the milk Is not Immediately
removed from the barn to the milk
, room after milking each COW and
there promptly cooled, where the
floors, walls and ceilings of that
part OF the building in which the
cows are MIXED and of that part Of
the building in which the milk is
stored and handled are not kept
clean, where screens are not provid-
ed during fly season for said portions
iof said buildings. SO
Rule 3. The floors, walls and
ceilings in dairies. stables. milk
rooms and milk depots shall be kept
we'll painted or whitewashed and
shall be kept clean at all times The
milk room and mix depot shall be
provided with glass windows, proper
lcooling tanks for the milk, and must
be screened between April LIST, and
November 18th, of each year.
Ventilation.
| Rule 4. All milk depots and
milk rooms shall be provided with
adequate ventilation by means of
windows, air shafts, air ducts. or
other mechanical apparatus. so as to
insure free circulation of fresh air
at all times. a,
Refrigerator and Ices Boxes.
Rule s. The milk, cream and but
termiIk to be sold or offered for sale
within the said City of Cairo shall
be kept in refrigerator or ice boz,
The compartment of the refrigerator
or ice box where such milk, cream
or buttermilk is kept shall be metal
or porcelain lined and the same
shall be smooth and shall be kept
clean and free from any odor Nothing
but milk and milk products shall be
stored in that compartment of such
refrigerator or ice box in which
such milk, cream and buttermilk Is
stored. This rule shall apply to all
groceries and meat markets hand
ling milk to be sold or offered for
sale within the said City of Cairo, as
well as to depots and dairies. If
such refrigerator or ice box is not
separated into air and odor proof
compartments, such milk, cream and
buttermilk shall be kept in a refrig-
orator or ice box in which nothing
else is kept.
Drying Racks.
Rule G. Drying racks shall be
provided on which bottles and cans
used for the purpose of handling
milk to be sold or offered for sale
within the said City of Cairo can be
placed in an inverted position for
proper drainage. w
Pasteurizers and Separators.
! Rule Z. Pasteurizers and Sepa-
rators shall be so constructed that