The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-09
DUNCAN COMMENTS
 ON CITY MILK SUPPLY
Standing of Various Diaries Given-5447 Animals ln-
 spected During July

During the month of July 54i7 animals, cattle. hogs, sheep, calves anu soa's' were inspected by the city oacteflolosis'' Dr E. NJ. Duncan. The ofticiai repoi' was submitted yesterday. It shoWeu .''ss' |. ozo oo,,,as of meat of various klhos ,sa ,ao, condemned and destroyed before .aach,ro inc consumer, and that in aii e-o ,n,croscopic examinations were inaoe'
 rrh, classification of the dairies IS saiu ,o sbnw an improvement over p' previoen ao
 ontbs hut one of them pelne oeio" S ner cent. The dairy classinca.ioh, ~ inc to the scores each maoe opon n,, neyt examination, and some coiiiien.' aIN the milk supply of the ci's' "ei'
 lows: ..,. ,aiat,ve stand ns tha diaries inspected and scoreu' '' ssciass ao-Cloverdale Certified MIX coi,'- ,,au a4 TO. w. B. Baker. 9i.to; D. IA brewster. 90.05. oo on. c p.
 .f,lass S0-Holcombe Bros so'oo. sr Chandler. s7. .25: E. l.. Wilkinson, s'' s,,,,th Grady, s6,70; J. l.. Pooie, eo' s, oo. ,r 1T pros s5 s5: R. w. Kirk, sS.sO; F. n1arris s5 eo: w. M. Barton. S5bo; A. M. pailv sa a5; E. c. Jacks, S46o; A, ;. '., ae, G,,rrv s4 45. J. T. IsarlSin, S2 Winloro U .. N;y s9 20. w. J. Pryor. lSo; Masno % 1sros ,s s1 ca: J. R. Mccay, 8l.6o; w, H. Welbourn, so so; W. P. Walker, so'"' '' M Reilly, so .60 J. l.. Dunson' = oV,q sa. T,
 Glass TOR. D. Ropertsoh' 70 s'5e' 15 tS E. f,,,n,m 7s. 40: w. R. Rich, ls.Ss; ;. A isnt 7s l5; J. D. Watkins. 7S:lo; .. n. lnarren TX 10: w. R. Lynn x son. .o.n' " E poarch. 1T. 90; w. s. Mayhew' r..oo' p Bridges, 1T 60; J. O. Walker ~ DO H. II. Jones, TYPO; J. w: oidnelo. 1e m'as. as. w [, Blackman, T.05; J. K. Waiker' .o,oo' T.. B. Woodland, 76,6o; w. w, m, ,,,son nowse,, Se 16. w. A. Dumas. 76.05; thompson prns 7s co: Fowler & Tory, 75.1o; west pros TX 40: J. W. Reese, 753o; J. A Tbomnson. 75s0; J. M. Williams, Io'lo' W MI Glass. 74.75; c. F. Walters, l4'N' " Kent. TAOS w. s. Ledbetter. IS 80; IT Yarbrough. 1920; F. T. Welch, 1S.oo, c. Barclift. 72.5o; J. M. Wright, tz,so pe,lv Ss Sons, 72 20; 1T. l.. Smith, 70 K. a w. Fowler, 7210; J. E. Fuqua, 71 e5, C, B. Burton. 1.20; G. c. Harper 7i os. w M. N. McCorkle, TOTO; Kent x
 Glass eo-s. c. Perdue, 6s s5: ". M. Beckett, ss 80: l.. w. Burt 6s.7e; Mcln- tosb Bros, 69. 45 !. R. Standheld. es A. L. Hinds, ss.2o; E. Q. Ross son Ss s5. Mrs. w. A Thompson. @.95; R. E Thompson, 64.s5: A. J. Pardue. A.OO; Mrs T H. Smith. 63.70 w. H. Fowler, @ 40. B T. Taylor. 2.30
 Glass 50-J. T. Eubanks, 57.4o.
 "Average total score, 76.05 per cent.
 Special Inspections of new dairy loca- tions F.
 MIX stores inspected, 6S.
 ..,rhe inspections of the milk stores were made as provided under new milk ordi- nance No. 234-C. ,
 I've found milk that was being hanaieo and offered for sale in a number or these stores was not being handled Tn a satis- ia ctory manner nor according to the re- o,,irements of this ordinance. Wherever conditions were found entirely unsatls- factory orders were left to discontinue the sale of milk in such places ehtireiy.
 ..In all places where conditions were found to be fairly satisfactory vet the conditions not being entirely up to the reouirements, instructions were left as to the necessary improvements required to he made It will be necessary to reinspect al, of these places to see that these in- etructions have been complied with,
 .In fact. we shall continue to enforce the nrovisions of this ordinance until all ,,,,,s stores or dairy depots disposing of milk in any manner in the city of Bir- mineham have been forced to comply with inc provisions of same. Respectfnlv sub ,n,tted F. M DUNCAN
 "C'hief Inspector and Bacterlologist."