The Glenwood post., 1924-10-09

porats linits OF ths City o. alsauasa
Springs shall saoss the piass w1srs
such msats are kept OK Offered feS
sale to be thoroughly cleaned sad puzi-
fled At least once in every twsnty-
four hours.
| Section 81. Aeats sl&uehtsfed out
side the City Of Glenvood spEinss and
not in approved sbbatoirs aud brought
into the City fer aale, may bs inspect
ed ald branded, or othsywiss ma316d
for Identification by the Food Inspsst-
or, under the following rules, to-wits
All carcasses must have the head and
viscera, except ..ths stomach, bladder
and intestines, held together by Aat.
ural attachment, and all such earcassss
shall be brought to such place at such
time az may be designated by the Food
Inspector, who shall be notified when
such meat is ready for inspection.
Section %. Every person being tho
owner, lessee or occupant of any place,
other than private dwelling house,
whore any meat, fish, poultry, game,
vegetables, fruit or other perishable
articles of food shall be stored o.
kept, and every person engaged in the
/
cles Of food supply, shall put, preserve
and keep such articles in q clean and
wholesome condition, and shall not al
low the same or any part thereof to
lbe putrid, decayed, poisoned, infected or
in any 0thor manner rendered or made
not safe or unwholesome for human
food, and shall be the duty of the
Food Inspector to enter any and all
such premises at any time of any day,
and to condemn, seize and destroy any
such putrid, decayed, poisoned or in
fected food which may be found in
such premises.
Section 90. No meat, 4.sh or any
other article of food or drink shall
knowingly be bought, sold, held or
offered for sale, labeled or any repre-
sentation made in respect thereto
under false name or quality, or any
false representation whatever respect
ing its wholesomeness for food or
drink. No bread shall be offered for
ale unless the same shall be wrapped
with parafine paper, and all bakers
goods in the stores or while being de-
llivered within the corporate limits of
the City, shall be protected from dust
and flies by being kept in tight boxes
or in a glass case.
Section "a. The owners of all meat
markets doing business within the cor
porate limits of said City, shall pay an
annual license fee for so doing, Of
twenty-five dollars ($25), such license
in all cases expiring on December 31st
of each year.
Section %. In case of an emergency
arising such that the Food Inspector
is unable to perform all the duties de-
volving- upon him under this ordinance,
he is to have power to appoint deputy
or deputies not to exceed two in num-
Der, by authorization Of the City
Council and approved by the City
Health Officer and the Mayor, for
such term or terms as may be under
the circumstances deemed necessary,
xpedient and wise and that at all the
times mentioned in the foregoing sec
tions as referring to the Food Inspect
r, the same shall be considered as re-
ferring also to his deputy or deputies
as the case may be.
Section 26. Any person, firm or
corporation who shall violate any Of
the provisions of this ordinance, ex-
cept as herein otherwise provided,
!. hall, upon conviction, be fined in any
um not less than five dollars ($5.00)
nor more than one hundred dollars
($100.00).
Section 81. Any and all ordinances
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
, pealed and particularly an ordinance
entitled "An Ordinance Concerning
the Sale or Use of Injurious or I'm
wholesome or Adulterated Articles Of
Food or Drink, - passed, approved and
adopted on May 8, 1904.
Section %. ~ is declared that an
, emergency exists and that this ordi-
! nance shall be in full force and effect
/ five days from and after its passaes
. and publication according to law.
, Passed, approved and adopted, this
......day Of ............A. D. 1924
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| Attest: Mayor.
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