Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 191?-19??, 1914-09-10
GoLDsBoRo n. O. THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 10 1914

but were apparently the only two.
8th-Carcass passed for Cole and
regular inspection of markets. While
Cole is not equipped for handling meat
in summer sIle has been allowed to sell
on Saturday, when he disposes of the
entire quantity in that day. In this
connection attention is called to sec
ton SO of ordinance, which requires
meat kept in refrigerators at night
between April 1st and November 1st.
| 10th-Each barber shop was visited
and printed placards either tackled up
personally or given to the proprietor.
Many claim not to have seen the Or
dinances before.
11th-Regular inspection of meat
markets. Il hspection of Sherman's
slaughter house shows he has washed
up and now has barrel of air-slack
ed lime at his place.
| 18th and 13th-Regular inspection.
| 14th-Examined several markets
where it is contemplated selling meat
this winter, and outlined necessary
improvements to comply with the reg
ulations. In case of present wood
floors recommended they be covered
with Flexolith or Lino1eum.
15th-A number of lambs examined
and passed. Majority of 1ivers con-
demned: also two beef livers con-
demned on account of having been put
in bag while warm, which made them
soft.
| 16th-Permits issued to the large
dairies. Premises of Mrs. w. H. Smith
examined on South William street.
Ample quarters for cows, but milk
handled unsanitarily in kitchen by
cook She stated they were preparing
to screen a porch for this purpose.
20th-Inspection of dairy run by A.
L. Bell in presence of Mr.. Royal.
Gave plans for improving his dairy
barn, which will make his place more
modern 1t was noticed that the hog
pen has been removed from stable
since last time and the stable is
sprink1ed to lay the dust, according
to my previous suggestion, but flies
are still plentiful
21st and 22nd-Regular inspection
try shows bad slaughter and many
bruises, which shows the Importance
of municipal slaughter house.
| 23rd-Large shipment of Western
meat at Cohn's. One veal for Sher
man.
/ Ufci& oha- Of Inn
rooms and found the kitchens in uni
versal bad condition.
25th-Examination of Mrs. Nash's
dairy shows she has cleaned the CELL
ing and whitewashed the stable since
last inspection. The milk is handled
we'll at milking, although the distance
between stable and the house is a
disadvantage.
26th-The cause of the slop and
water in the alley of the Kennon Ho-
servants in running over the bucket
used for crushed ice. I recommend
that these parties be prosecuted to
teach them the necessity of paying at
ltention to this feature.
27th-Regular inspection of meat
markets.
28th-At the request Of several per-
sons I examined Sherman's market
lcarefully for odor that was claimed to
eminate from that place. Discovered
pieces of green hide, in a pile of rub
: bish in his back yard and when re-
moved green tails and ears were also
unearthed. Mr.. Swarengen and visit
ed these people and gave them a good
: warning regarding any such nuisance
: occurring there in the future.
: 29th-Examination of meat and
markets. Barbecue stand On John
street, next to Hicks e Hawley, in
5 filthy condition and dish water thrown
in back yard. He was informed that q
s1op barrel or sink connected with
sewer was necessary. Hicks & Haw-
i lemon rinds in their back yard
31st-Regu1ar examination of mar
!. kets Respectfully submitted,
t l. M CASHELL,
t Sanitary Inspector.
4 Supplement-.
Il Several weeks ago I was called tt
0 treat the gray horse at the fire engine
0 house for what was supposed to b.
e tetanus. 1t proved however to be
neurosis of the nerves controlling th
: mebrane of the eye. Administration
o of nerve tonics has relieved this con
o dition to great extent but it will al
: ways exist to some extent unless sur
s gical interference is resorted to. Tn
y bay horse has also been treated OF
e several occasions for spasmodic collie
The stalls in the rear of the engin
: house should be cleaned more fre
b quent. Manure several feet deep ha
, accumulated in these stalls and it
,r easier to remove each day than t
n hide with fresh bedding. The ammon
g.. ia fumes from this manure is not con
~ ducive to good health of animals an