The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

with.
(e) The Town Health Depart
ment shall enter in a book, or card
index system, provided for that
purpose, the name of each person
to whom a permit shall have been
issued, stating the name, place Of
residence and postoffice address OF
such person, and the date Of issu-
ance of such permit. All applica-
tions for permits shall be kept and
filed by the Town Health Depart
ment as a part Of its records.
(f) For the granting of a per-
NIT to sell milk, a fee Of s1.O0 per
month, payable quarterly, shall be
charged to assist in defraying the
expense of analyzing the milk, and
paid to the Town Treasurer.
SECTION 6.
REVOCATION OF PERMITS.
Ii, after the issuance of a permit
to sell, produce or handle milk Gil
cream, the Town Health Officer shall
become satisfied that any provision
Of this ordinance is being violated, he
shall at once revoke the permit issued
to such person OF persons so violating
this ordinance, and no new permit
shall be issued until all unsanita1y
conditions have been rectified and all
the provisions Of this ordinance are
complied with.
Any person doing business under a
permit from the Town Health De-
partment who shall change the loca-
tion Of such business, or change the
source Of supply as given in the ap-
plication for the permit, or make or
know Of any addition to the dairy
herd from which his product is being
obtained, without notifying the Town
Health Officer and the Town Health
Department of such change, shall be
liable to have such permit revoked
without notice.
SECTION 7.
MILKING PLACE.
All stables, corrals and other places
where milk is TO be drawn from cows
shall at all times be thoroughly clean
ed and all dust allowed to settle be-
fore milking begins.
SECTION s.
COWS:
Cows shall be kept clean; manure,
mud, litter or other material shall not
be allowed to become caked and dried
on them. They shall not be allowed
to stand in nor wade through filth or
manure, and shall be cleaned by cur
rying and brushing and the flarlks
and udders cleaned with wet or
damp cloth Immediately before each
and every milking. The hair on the
flanks and about the udders shall be
kept clipped short
SECTION 9.
FEED AND WATER:
Cows shall be fed on clean feed.
which shall be neither decayed, moldy
nor dusty. On and after September
18th, 1929, pure water, free from
contamination, pumped in clean tanks,
shall be provided in sufficient guam
tity for watering the cows, cleaning
the utensils, and for all other dairy
purposes.
SECTION 10.
Mixers.
The mixers shall be persons in
good health and shall thoroughly
wash their hands with soap, warm
water and nail brush and dry them
on clean individual cloths, or paper
or cloth towels, Immediately prior to
each milking. All milking shall be
done with dry hands. No person
known to be a typhoid, diphtheria or
other contagious or infectious disease
carrier shall be considered person
in good health.
SECTION II.
UTENSILS.
All cans, bottles and other utensils
of every sort used in the production,
storage, sale or distribution Of milk
or cream in this town shall be cleaned
and sterilized with boiling water or
steam before they are again used for
the same or like purpose, and all cans,
measures or other utensils made Of
metal shall be kept free from dents
and rusts, and there shall be proper
appliances for washing all utensils
used in the production, mixing, stor-
age, sale or distribution of milk or
cream, and all utensils shall be wash.
ed, cleaned and sterilized with boiling
water or steam regularly after being
SO used. The filling Of bottles except
at the dairy or creamery shall be
strictly prohibited. If any name or
initials appear upon any bottles or
cans used for delivery such name or
initials shall be the name or the ini-
tial Of the person, firm or corporation