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to the commissioner of records and
seal, setting forth his name, residence,
place where milk or cream shall be
sold if sold in store, the name of
his dairy, and it's location and the
number of cows kept for dairy pur-
poses and the name and number used
upon his delivery wagon if the sales
are made otherwise than at the resi-
dence of the applicant, and the place
where such animals are kept, and
shall further state that the applicant
will abide by all the provisions of
this ordinance. Any person, firm, or
corporation, selling the milk or cream
from two or more cows shall be re-
quired to obtain license, and fee
of two dollars for such license, and if
sold from wagons, for each wagon or
conveyance employed in the delivery
or sale of milk or cream, shall be paid
unit the city treasury prior to the
issuance of such license. All licenses
shall be numbered and shall contain
the descriptive matters aforesaid suf-
ficient to identify the applicant and
his business, and record in duplicate
shall be kept of each license so issued
by the commissioner of records and
seal, and shall be issued annually, ex-
piring on March 81 each year, and if
issued after April of any year, the
fee therefor shall be in proportion to
the time covered.
Sec. 4. The milk inspector or the
city health officer or any person au-
thorized by the commissioners of the
city of Durango shall have the right
| and power to enter into and upon
and have full access to any building,
structure, or premises where any milk
or cream is produced, stored or kept
for sale, and shall have the right of
access to all wagons or other vehicles
of any kind used for the conveyance
or delivery of milk and cream or
either of them, and shall have the
right to take samples of milk and
cream therefrom, such samples not
to exceed one quart, for the purpose
of inspecting, testing, or analyzing
the same. Any person refusing to
allow such samples of milk or cream
to be taken, or hindering or obstruct-
ing any officer named herein in car
rying out the power conferred by
this ordinance, shall be deemed gull
ty of violation of this ordinance,
and upon conviction shall be subject
to the penalties herein provided.
Sec. s. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation to
sell or keep for sale within the lin
its of the city of Durango any milk
which has been watered, adulterated,
or changed in any respect by the ad-
dition of water or any substance, or
from which the milk fat has been
removed.
The term "adulterated" as used in
this ordinance means:
l. MIX containing less than twelve
per centum of milk solids, one-fourth
of which shall be butter fats.
2. Milk containing more than
eighty per centum of water or fluids.
3. Milk which has been diluted
with water or other fluids, or to which
has been added or into which has been
introduced any foreign substances
whatever, or preservative of any kind
or nature.
4. Milk taken from any animal
within fifteen days before or five
days after parturition.
8. Milk taken from any animal
which is sick suffering from any
disease which will impair its health
or its milk as food.
8. Milk which has been exposed
to contamination from filth or filthy
receptacles or appliances injurious to
health, or kept where contamination
by noxious gases is possible.
z. Milk which has been handled
by persons infected with any infec-
tious or contagious diseases danger
GUS to public health.
8. Milk or cream the temperature