Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-23

S 81. Anv person violating any Of the
provisions of this section shall, upon conNle
rion thereof be fined not less than nNe ts'o
dollars nor more than twenty-five tszel doi
coin-in-the-sIOt Machines
Sec l9A. No person, nfn or corPoia tioh
II, m aracr ouerate or maintain, or cause 70 Il
bs e.ref.ied operated or maintained, any coin
fn-the-slot machines or automatic Nenalhg /
,ie....e without placing IN charge thereoi
sap,e RESPONSIBLE person who IS IN business
IN the premises, where such machine o. 1
device is located. No such machine or de-
vfce shall be maintained for use When the
same is not IN perfect working order. ms |
nereop in charge as well IS the owner OF |
such machine e. Zee, shall be held re
sponsible for maiE-saiidng or operating OF
causing to be maintained or operated, any
s1eb machine or device which is not in per-
feet working order
PIacsard Giving Name of Owner, Etc, OF
Slot Machine
sac 1qR A placard shall be placed on
every such machine or device IN coh-
sntcro7is place and shall contain the name
of the owner and person IN charge OF sueh
machine or device, and shall also state that
the person in charge Of such machine OF
device win refund to any person money de-
posited for which service has not been re-
eeiyed and it is hereby made the duty OF
such person so to do. -
Articles of food in Package Form; Quantily
TO be Marked
seq 20 All articles of food sold eX-
changed or kept, exposed or offered Tor
sale or exchange within the City of Wauwa-
foSa in package form snail nave the actual
quantity of the contents plainly and con-
spicuously marked on the outside~ef the
package in terms of weight measure or
numerical count; reasonable variations shall
be permitted from such stated weight, meas
IRE or numerical count in accordance with
the tolerances and the rules and regulations
| established by the State Dairy and ROOD
Commissioner. Any person violating TINS
section shall forfeit penalty OF not less
than twenty-five (S25) dollars nor more than
one hundred $1,000 dollars for each offense
| Mi hall taxi off
| from and after the passage and publication
Dry Commodity Standards
Sec 81 whenever any of the articles or
commodities mentioned in this section shall
| be sold by the bushel, or fractional part
| thereof, and no special agreement as to the
weight thereof shall be made in writing, the
| measure thereof shall be ascertained BY
avoirdupois weight, and shall be computed
| as follows:
| peas. potatoes, clover seed, beans, alfalfa or
| alsike.
| % Fifty pounds for bushel of In
| dian corn. rye, lima peas, wrinkled peas,
| haxseed rutabagas tomatoes.
| (c) Fifty-four pounds for bushel of
/ sweet potatoes.
| (d) Fifty pounds for a bushel of corn
| meal. rape seed, milIet seed. beets, green
i cucumbers, rye meal, carrots. buekwheat.
| hickory nuts, onions or fine salt
(e) Forty-eight pounds for bushel of
barley, peaches pears or Hungarian grass
| seed.
~ Fourteen pounds for bushel of blue
| grass seed or redtop seed.
| (g) Forty-siX pounds for q bushel of
castor beans.
M borty-fve pounds for a bushel of
| timothy seed rough rice.
/ ID Forty-four pounds for a bushel of
hemp seed. parsnips, apples, or sea island
/ cotton seed.
/ ID Forty two pounds for bushel of
| turnps.
(k5 Thirty-hve pounds for bushel of
eranberries.
~ Thirty-four pounds for bushel of
(mj Thirty-three pounds for bushel of
dried peaches
| n) Thirtv-two pounds for bushel of
to) Thirty pounds for bushel of upland
| cotton seed
opl Twenty-Five pounds for a bushel OF
| dried apples.
tq) twenty pounds for a bushel of bran
| or shorts.
G) Seventy pounds for bushel of coarse
(s) Eighty pounds for bushel of un-
Stacked lime.
CD Eight pounds for bushel of plaster
ing hair
(u) For a fractional part of bushel a
like fractional part of the above weights
shall be required.
W And two thousand, two hundred
pounds for cord of hemlock bark.
(w) All dry commodities not otherwise
| specified in this section shall be bought OF
| sol urlv by STANDARD dry measures. stand
ard weight, or numerical count except where
parties o,nelwise agree in writing.
Standard BusheI
The bushel in struck measure shall contain
two thousand hundred fifty and forty
two hundredths cubic inches.
Milk and Cream Bottles
Sec. 22A Bottles used for the sale OF
milk and cream shall be of the capacity
of half gallon, three pints, one quart one
pint half pint, gill filled full to tho
bottom of the cap seat. stopple or Other
designating mark. The following variations
on individual bottles or jars may be allowed
but the average contents of not less than
twenty five bottles selected at random from
at least four times the number tested must
not be in error by more than one-quarter of
the tolerances, six drains above and six
drains below on the half gallon, five drains
above and five drains below on the three
pint, four drains above and four drains be-
low ON the quart, three drains above and
three drains below on the pint, two drains
above and two drains below on the half
pint, two drains above and two drains below
on the gill. When milk or cream is pas
teurized in the bottle in which 1t is to be
sold or delivered, such bottle may have a
capacity sufficient TO permit of the expansion
of the contents in the process of heating
but such bottle shall have clearly marke ed
thereon by line other designating marx
the point to which such bottle is filled when
containing the respective capacities provided
for in this section, at siXty-eight degrees T.
The State Superintendent of Weights and
Measures shall prescribe and adopt such
rules and regulations as he may deem neces-
sary to carry ont the provisions of this Sec
ton. Bottles on jars used for the sale OF
milk or cream shall have clearly blown or
otherwise permanently marked the side
of the bottle, the capacity of the bottle and
the word SEALED and in the side or bottom
of the bottle the name, initials or the trade
mark of the manufacturer and designating
| number, which deSignatin number shall be
different for each manufacturer and may be
used in Identifying the bottle The desig-
mating number shall be furnished by the
State superintendent of Weights and Meas
ures upon application by the manufacturer,
and upon filing by the manufacturer of a
bond in the of one thousand $4,000
| dollars with sureties to be approved by the
| Attorney General conditioned upon their
| conformance with the requirements of this
| section. record of the bonds furnished
the designa ting numbers. and to whom fur
nished, shall be kept In the office of the
| superintendent of Weights and Measures
| Sec. 22C. Sealers of Weights and Meas
ures are not required to seal bottles or lars
| for milk or cream marked in this section
| provided. but they shall from time to time
make tests on individual bottles used by the
various firms in the territory over which
they have jurisdiction in order TO ascertain
| whether the above provisions are being com
| plied with, and they shall report Violations
found Immediately to the superintendent Of
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