The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-04-17

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or know of any addition to the dairy
herd from which his product is be-
ing 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.
Sec. Z. Milking Place.-All sta
bles, cOrra1s and other places where
milk is to be drawn from COWS
shall at all times be thoroughly
cleaned and all dust allowed to set
tie before milking begins.
Sec. 8. 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
currying and brushing and the
flanks and udders cleaned with a
wet or damp cloth Immediately be-
fore each and every milking. The
hair on the flanks and about the
udders shall be kept clipped short.
Sec. g. Feed and Water.-Cows
shall be fed on clean feed which
shall be neither decayed, moldy
nor dusty. On and after May L,
1925, pure water, free from con-
tamination, pumped in clean tanks,
shall be provided in sufficient
quantity for watering the COWS,
cleaning the utensils, and for all
other dairy purposes.
Sec 10. MilkerS.-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 indi-
vidual 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 9TH
er contagious or infectious disease
carrier shall be considered a person
in good health.
Sec. IL Utensils. All cans, bot
ties 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 uten-
sils 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, storage, sale or
distribution of milk or cream, and
all utensils shall be washed,
cleaned and sterilized with boiling
water or steam regularly after be-
ing 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 of the person, firm or cor
poration in whose service such con-
tainer is being used, and no other.
Sec. II. The water used in wash
ing apparatus, utensils, COWS and
hands of mixers shall be from a
public water supply, or from a
we'll or spring approved by the
town health officer.
Sec. IS. PriVy.-All farms shall
be equipped with sanitary fly
proof privy or cesspool, located at
least one hundred feet from any
well, or connected with a sanitary
sewer. If a privy, such privy shall
be located at least one hundred feet
from all milk houses and milking
cOrrals, and the construction
thereof together with that of any
cesspool shall be subject to the
approval of the town health Off
Ger, and any such privy or cess
pool shall be removed or filled up
and abated on the order of the
town health officer.
Sec. IA Stagnant Water.-No
stagnant pool or mud hole in
which the cows may wade shall be
permitted on any dairy farm.
Sec. Is. Milk House. +Immedi-
ately after milking, all milk shall
be removed from the stable into a
milk room thoroughly screened
from flies and other insects, and
there cooled 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. Dairymen and
other milk and cream dealers and
handlers using both bottles and
cans in handling and delivering
milk and cream shall not under any
circumstances fill bottles while on
their delivery routes.
Sec. 49, Stores and Shops Milk
or cream being kept for sale in any
shop, restaurant, market, bakery or
other establishment, shall be stored
in covered ice box or refrigera-
tor. 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
refrigerator shall be properly
drained, cleansed and cared for,
and shall be kept in a thoroughly
sanitary condition and only in such
locations as shall be approved by
the town health officer.
Sec. il. Contagious Diseases
Should septic sore throat, scarlet
fever, smallpox, diphtheria, ty-
nhOid fever. tuberculosis. or other