The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-15
TWO DA|RYMEN
ARE TO APPEAL
Produced Witnesses In Court 10
Testify That Their Places
Are Clean.
WERE INSPECTED BY WOMEN

Maybe Rg Cow lot wasn't as clean
us society lydys parlor, and II may
he true that their lapdogs aud poo
dies would not like to make their
home In my milk house, but my dairy
Is as clean as anyone can keep 1t,
said w. =, Tinsley, dairyman, In
answer to charge Of selling msan'
itary milk and keeping unhealthy
premises. Tinsley answered the
charge In special session OF police
court this morning, which was post
poned from special session held
last week.
| In The first trial held, several sa
ciety women, members Of the state
senate sanitary survey COMMITTEES,
testified against Tinsley as result
of visit paid to the dairy with City
Dairy Inspector A. A. Doughty on
November "a Mrs Coulter TUhl,
I Mrs. F., A. Garrison and Mrs. y, Dit
Sell were among the prosecuting wit
nesses.
Doctor Found II Clean.
Dr. William Virgins, family physl-
clan of the Tinsley family, and o
medical practitioner since 1886, testl-
fled as to the condition of the dairy
and stated that his Investigations,
purely through curiosity, showed the
dairy 10 be in the hest Of shape, He
was at the place several days before
the women made their visit, he said,
Professor Locke has been practlclng
chemist for the past ten years.
other witnesses, employees of Tins
ley carpenters at work on the farm
mt the time Of visit, aud friends, tes-
titled In favor OF the dairyman. In
the testimony given by tho women
several days ago the charge was made
that hogs were running loose about
the milk house and were wallowing In
unsanltary places and spreading din
ease. This charge was answered ny
Tlnsley. He said he had taken load
of hogs to Packingtown the day Of
the visit OF inspection and the few
loose about the place had run ont
when he was loading. The workmen
at the dnlry farm simply had not had
time to nut them back. he said.
Small Fines For Both.
The conditions directly after milk
Ing are always bad, stated the enjoy
es, as there hound to he some muss
and spilllng OF milk and water, and
they had Just finished and we're be
ginning TO clean up when the party
arrived,
When he stated that he would be
willing to appeal the case, Judge Price
fined Tlnsley $40 and costs and the
dalryman gave notice Of appeal. Tho
attorney for Tinsley stated at the
first Of the trial that tho city court
had no jurisdiction I'm the case be.
cause Of the location Of the farm.
A case against T. J. Wallace was
settled by fine Of $40 and costs and
viii he carried to the county court
according to the dairyman Wallace
claims he told the city inspector that
at any time he would Immediately
adopt any suggestion0 toward better
sanitary conditions, but that Doughty
made no suggestions Of this nature
10 him
'IIe made several visits to my place
before coming with the women sai'
Wallace, but never once did he hay'
Il a suggestion to make. II the womeI
: are to inspect the dairies, why do W,
taxpayers have to pay Doughty's sal
AryT he added.
Roth TinSley and Wallace held ~
: ports made out by Doughty TIM
showed their milk TO have hirl
4 rating and thav lffirm that such mil
a cannot he produced In unsanltar
1 places,
4, The oklahoma county dalrymen ar
" 20 beginning To believe that they mn.
get together to fight their cases an
10 several Of them have given notice q
n. appeal TO the county court.
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