The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14

cooperation in hastening compliance with legal requirements.
 E .Lackey, Route 1, Birmingham Ala.
 Permit was temporarily withheld located in congested area with 9 un. sanitary toilets within 1000 feet. Small surface creek running to portion of pas ture was subject to pollution. . Distri. button of raw milk was suspended foi one week during period of adjustment Management of this dairy showed ex- cellent cooperation in hastening com. pliance with lega; requirements.
 Permit withheld, until August 1 1924. Reason: This dairy for over F months voluntarily shipped milk for pasteurizatiOn purposes only. Upon filing application for special raw milk permit investigation revealed that 'remis failed to comply with legal sanitary requirements.
 George Miller, Route s, Birmingham | (buttermilk only).
 Permit pending. Reason: Certain necessary repairs to premises are in process. Distribution of buttermilk has not been. suspended in view of rela lively minor factors involved. c. D. Robertson, Route, 3, Birmins ham.
 Permit was withheld until July 25 Reason: Dairy in congested area and within 1000 feet of numerous unsani tary toilets; bacterial content of milk exceeded legal standard Distribution ! of raw milk was not suspended during period readjustment. Management of this dairy showed cellentlco-operation i in hastening compliance with legal re. quirements.
 R. D. Riley, Route 3, Birmingham, Ala.
 Permit was withheld until August 15. Reason: Dairy located in con- gested area and within 1000 feet of numerous unsanitary toilets; premises failed to comply with legal sanitary re- quirements, inadequate water supply. bacterial content of milk exceeded legal standard. Distribution of raw milk was necessarily suspended during period of adjustment.
 J. A. Shepherd, Box 4, West End.
 Permit was withheld until July 30, 1924. Reason: Typhoid carrier asso- ciated with dairy dairy located in con- gested area with numerous unsanitary toilets within 1000 feet; prolific fly breeding in horse table within several yards of milk house. Permitted to dis tribute raw milk purchased from au- thorized source during period of adjust ment.
 H. H. Shepherd, Box 4, West End.
 Permit was withheld until July IS, 1924. Reason: Typhoid carried asso- ciated with dairy dairy located in con- UoSfa1 xxySfh ( c toilets within 1000 feet. Distribution of raw milk was not suspended during period of adjustment. Management of this dairy showed excellent cooperation in hastening compliance with legal re- quirements. A. E. Smith, Route 8. Birmingham. Permit was withheld until August 16, 1924. Reason: Premises failed to meet legal requirements and were main- tained in unsanitary condition; made Quate water supply; no toilet provided colOred help; prolific fly breeding in horse stable within short distance of milk house which was not fly proof bacterial content of milk exceeded legal standard. Distribution of raw milk was suspended approximately two months before necessary adjustment was made.
 Valley Springs Dairy, Route 2, Bir- mingham.
 Permit withheld until August 16. Reason: This dairy had voluntarily shipped milk for pasteurization pur- poses only for over 12 months. Under new management application was filed for special raw milk permit. Granting of same was delayed through inability of new management to produce milk which complied with legal chemical and meteorological standards. The respon. sible owner of this dairy shovel excel. lent cooperation in facilitating the il- vestigation of the department of health
 J. D. Watkins, No. 2 Plant, Route 4, Birmingham. :; '-
 Permit was temporarily. withheld until August 15, 1924. Reason: Un- sanitary toilets within 1000 feet of dairy milk failed to comply with chem ical standards. Distribution If raw milk was not suspended during period of adjustment. No adulteration was suspected at this dairy and management afforded excellent cooperation in facil- itating investigation as to cause of milk failing below legal chemical stand ards.
 G. O. Walker, 1716 Thirtysecond avenue, North.
 Permit was withheld until August 20. Reason: Failure to comply with bacterial standard. Distribution of raw milk was not suspended. | TABLE HI
 Dairies whose permits are still with held, for reasons noted and distribution prohibited pending compliance with legal requirements:
 H. s. Brown, 1431 Valley street, Bir- mingham-Permit withheld. Reason Congested unsanitary area. Over 20 unsanitary toilets within 1000 feet dairy.
 w. w. Burlington Route I, Besse- mer-Permit withheld. Reason: Dairy located in congested unsanitary area, numerous unsanitary toilets within 1, 900 feet of dairy; premises fail to com ply with legal sanitary requirements bacterial content of milk per c. C. above legal standards.
 Fryer X Kearley, Route l, Birming- ham-Permit withheld Reason: Two typhoid carriers associated with dairy Premises faily to comply with legal sanitary requirements.
 E. c. Gray, R. F. D.. Adamsville Ala.-Permit withheld. Reason: Un. sanitary toilets within radius of 1000 feet. Premises fail to comply with legal sanitary requirements.
 c. H. & w. F. Hocutt, White Star Dairy. Route 8, Birmingham-Permit with held. Reason: Numerous un. sanitary toilets within 1000 feet oi dairy; premises fail to comply with legal sanitary requirements; milk fails |