The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
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which the cows may wade shall be
permitted on any dairy farm.
SECTION Is.
MILK HOUSE:
Immediately after milking, all milk
shall be removed from the stable into
q milk room thoroughly screened from
flies and other insects, and there cool
ed or separated if either thereof is to
be done upon the premises, and put
into perfectly clean bottles or cans,
and at all times shall be kept in a
clean and sanitary condition. Dairy
men and other milk and cream dealers
and handlers using both bottles and
cans in handling and delivering milk
and cream shall not under any cir
cumstances fill bottles while on their
delivery route.
SECTION 16.
STORES AND SHOPS:
Milk or cream being kept for sale
in any shop, restaurant, market, bak-
cry or other establishment, shall be
stored in covered ice box or refrig-
orator No vessels containing milk
or cream for sale shall be allowed to
stand outside of such ice box or re-
frigerator. Every such ice box or re-
frigerator shall be properly drained,
cleansed and cared for, and shall be
Kept in a thoroughly sanitary condi-
ton and only in such locations as
shall be approved by the Town Health
Officer.
SECTION II.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES:
Should septic sore throat, scarlet
fever, smallpox, diphtheria, typhoid
fever, tuberculosis, or other dangerous,
contagious or infectious disease occur
in the family of any dairylnan or milk
handler or vendor, or among any of
his employees or in the family Of any
thereof, or in any house in which milk
is kept for sale, or in the family or
among the employees of any person
who ships milk into the town for sale,
such dairyman, vendor, handler or
shipper of milk shall Immediately no
tify the Town Health Officer and at
the same time shall Immediately sus-
pend the sale, handling or distribu-
ton of. milk until authorized to con-
tinue the same by the Town Health
Officer. The Town Health Officer
shall make immediate investigation
and may permit the sale of such milk
under such regulations as he shall
deem proper.
Should any such dairyman, handler,
vendor or shipper of milk fail to so
notify the Town Health Officer when
any such disease exists in his or her
family, or in the family of any of his
or her employees, or in any house in
which milk is kept for sale, or who,
after such information is given the
Town Health Officer shall seize and
destroy all milk and cream sent into
the Town by any such person and all
milk or cream of which such milk or
cream may form a part, and such Of
ficer shall, when acting in good faith,
be held harmless in damages therefor
in any suit or demands made.
In delivering milk to any family in |
which there exists any of the above
named diseases other than tubercu-
losis, the dairyman or other vendor
shall not enter, nor shall he permit |
any of his milk bottles or vessels to |
be taken into such house, but he shall |
poE:: such milk or cream as such |
family may wish into vessels furnish |
ed by such family. No bottle or other
container previously left with such |
family in which any such disease oc-
ours shall be removed therefrom ex-
cept with the consent Of the Town
Health Officer.
SECTION 18.
ADULTERATION AND MIS-
BRANDING:
No milk or cream which shall have
been watered, adulterated or mis-
branded shall be brought into the
Town of Flagstaff, or held, kept, sold
or offered for sale at any place in
'aid town except as in this ordinance
provided.
The term "Adulterated milk or
,ream," or "misbranded milk or
,ream," when so used in this ordin-
lnce shall mean:
"a Milk or cream which shall /
have been adulterated with water
or any other fluid, or into which
there shall have been introduced
any foreign substance whatever.
(2) Milk or cream containing an
appreciable amount of dirt, foreign
matter or sedimane.
(3) Milk or cream drawn from
cows suffering from sore or inflam-
ed udders or teats, or from cows
otherwise diseased, or which have
reacted to the tuberculin test.