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ORDINANCE NO. 5.A

| ated and Misbranded Milk
Products. Requiring Per-
| mits for the Sale of Milk and
Milk Products, Regulating
the Inspection of Dairy
Farms and Milk Plants, the
Testing, Grading, Labelling,
Placarding, Pasteurization,
Regrading Distribution, Sale,
and Denaturing of Milk and
Milk Products, Providing for
the Publishing Of Milk Grad
es, the Construction of Fu-
ture Diaries and Milk Plants,
the Enforcement of this Or
dinance. the Fixing of Penal
| ties, and Declaring an Emer-
! gency.
Be it ordained by the May
or and Board of Aldermen
OF the city Of Nogales, as
follows: !
SECTION. j. DEFINI-
TONS The following de-
finitions shall apply in the in
i, depreciation and the enforce
ment of this ordinance:
MILK.-(A) Milk is here
by defined to be the whole.
fresh, clean, lacteal secretion
obtained by the complete
milking Of one or more heal
thy cows, properly fed and
kept. excluding that obtained
within fifteen days before
and five days after calving,
or such longer period as may
be necessary to render the
milk practically colostrum
free; which contains not less
than eight and one-half per
cent (8RT) of solids not
| fat, and not less than three
and one-fourth per cent g.
AR) of milk fat.
MILK FAT OR BUTTER
FAT (B) Milk fat or but.
ter fat is the fat Of milk and
has a Reichert Meissel num-
| Der of not less than twenty
four (24) and a specific
gravity of not less than O.905
(40C./ /4O CO..
CREAM CO. Cream
sweet cream, is that portion
of milk, rich in milk fat
which rises to the surface OF
milk on standing or is sepa'
rated from it by centrifugal
force, is fresh and clean, and
which contains not less thar
eighteen per cent (18%) pre-
ferably twenty per cent GO
Hs) of milk fat; provided
that cream having less than
eighteen per cent milk fat
shall be known as substand-
ard cream.
Cream having less than
thirty per cent (30%) milk
! fat shall be known as light
cream.
Cream having thirty per
cent (3O%) or more and less
than forty rer cent (40%)
milk fat shall be known as
heavy cream, and cream hav-
ing forty per cent (40TS) OF
more milk fat shall be known
as extra heavy cream.
Whipping cream and man
ufacturing cream are creams
containing not less than 30%
milk fat intended for whip
ping or manufacturing pur'
poses, and the grades Of
same shall not be based or
bacterial count.
SKINNED MILK (D)
Skinned milk is milk from
which substantially all thf
milk fat has been removed.
CHOCOLATE MILK (E)
Chocolate milk is defined a:
whole or adjusted or skim
med milk to which has beer
added in a sanitary manner ;
chocolate syrup composed O.
wholesome ingredients, anc
which is labeled with th'
grade of milk or milk pro
ducts from which it is made
Ir chocolate milk contains
less than three and one-quar
ter per cent (3Hf@) mill
fat. the label shall indicate
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the health officer.
ADULTERATED MILK

W ANY substance cldlIIIcu
to be any milk or milk prod
uct defined in this ordinance
but not conforming with it's
definition as given in this or
dinance shall be deemed a.
dulterated and misbranded.
MILK PRODUCER.
A milk producer is any per-
son, firm or corporation
which owns or controls one
or more cows, a part or all OF
the milk from which is for
sale. or sold or delivered to
another person, firm, or cor
poration. This section shall
not be construed to include
what is GENERALLY known as
'sfa mily cows.
MILK DISTRIBUTOR
(R) A milk distributor is any
person. firm, or corporation
which has in possession, Of
fers for sale, sells, or delivers
to another any milk or milk
products for consumption or
rlanufa cturing. purposes.
DAIRY OR DAIRY
FARM.-(S) A dairy or dairy
farm is any place or premis-
es where one or more cows
are kept, a part or all of the
milk or milk products from
,, which is sold or delivered to
any person, firm, or corpor-
alton. This section shall not
be construed to include what
is generally known as "fam-
lily covvs"".
MILK PLANT.-(T) A
milk plant is any place, or
premises. or establishment
where milk or milk products
are collected; handled, pro-
cessed. stored, bottled, past
eurized, or prepared for dis
tribution.
HEALTH OFFICER.--(U GUY.
The health officer shall be
taken to mean the health
officer of the city of. Nogales
in person, or his authorized
representative.
AVERAGE BACTERIAL
COUNT.-(V) Average bac-
terial count shall be taken to
: mean the average of the bac-
terial counts of all samples
taken during the grading
period including at least four
samples taken upon separate
days.
-, GRADING PERIOD.--(W (W)
The grading period shall be
such period of time as the
| health officer may designate,
within which grades shall be
determined for all milk and
cream supplies, provided
that the grading period shall
in no case exceed six (6)
months.
DISINFECTANT. = (X)
A disinfectant is any germ
icidal substance approved by
the health officer.
E, SEC. 2 THE SALE OF A
DULTERATED OR MIS-
BRANDED MILK OR MILK
! PRODUCTS PROHIBITED.
No person, firm, assoc'a-
ton, or corporation shall
within the city of Nogales
produce, sell, offer or expose
for sale, or have in possession
with intent to sell any milk
or milk product which is a.
dulterated or misbranded.
SEC. 3 PERMITS.
It shall be unlawful for
any person. firm, association
or corporation to bring into
or receive into the City of
Nogales for sale, or to sell, or
offer for sale therein, or to
have on hand any milk or
milk product. excepting ev-
aporated milk, condensed
milk, condensed skinned
milk, powdered whole mix,
and powdered SKINNED m 'k'
who does not possess an un-
revoked permit from the
health officer of the city Of
Nooales. and on whose We
hicles Or in whose place OF
business there does not ap-
poor in ronSnicuOus Dlace Il
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GREEN. chaA =. and Mildred NJ. 20.
sTEELE. Frank K. IS. ,7ass
SQUARE 4s43.
SKINNER. Roland P. and Bessie r.,
LEWIS. Edgar and clarke Burch. a..
Smith. Ellis W. 500. sso.s7.
SQUARE 4s4a.
FINN. VIM. /. s1o.22.
PHELPS. Walter s., sos. t4zs4; SOC,
SQUARE 4s44.
PHELPS. Walter s., and Estella NJ,
I. $3.50; 500. S74.46.
SQUARE 4s4s.
wooDRUFF, Miles L.. and Myrtle,
INGLEs. Anne. 3. sss24.
o'BR!EN: John E.. and Mildred o,
GROVE. i aonora. for life, sos. $50.
SQUARE 4s4s.
sTEARNs. Sarah. 81. 33i.oO.
PHELPS. Walter s., and Estella NJ,
SQUARE 4s47.
GRIFFITH, Howard T.. /, s1as4.
0hlOEe 0COTko Wa D, kH,H1.
AVERY. Josephine and Gray. s, Ss.s7.
PHELPS. walter s.. and Estelia NJ.
Is. s1o.7s; Is. si4.1s: "a. SI2.IT;
Is. 3s.26; 20. 1854.
SQUARE 4S4S.
LEWIS, Ada NJ. 2, tl7.ss.
FINN. VIM, S, 1897.
DAVIS. Lewis Est. of, P. H. 5.
SQUARE 4s4s.
WOOD: Earl c.. and Loretta A.. sos.
CLARK. Day r.. .. ssS7.
PHELPS. Walter s., and EstelIa NJ,
20. $3.50; 81. 1850; %. $500.
SQUARE 4s5s.
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WOOD. Earl G, and Loretta A., IL,
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s22.1O: 80, s14.OO: 81, $4,000, go,
.I4OO; SO. $1,000; "a. s1IOo; IS,
;i1.Sc; IT, Il. ,it 400: is. = ;1Ac 5000 is
SQUARE 1883.
CARAVAN. Frances G.. /. $3.50; ..
314.0O; ;, 1890: 4, $1400: S. $1,000;
8. t14.oO; T. s14oo: 8, S14.Oo.
SQUARE 1855.
GARMAN, Frances G.. 81, s2.ss: So
SQUARE 1855.
CARAVAN. Jay H., and Wayne G., 49,
397.22.
RILEY. L. Bruce. and LucIe ", s.,
$4.91; 6, $7S.1s.
wELcH. J, Henry II. .Iss.ss: H.
SQUARE 4sss.
HOWARD. George. IS. 31l.s2.
GEIG Marsle W.. s27.
&2.07.
HOWARD, BraInard. IS. 34.2s.
CARAVAN. Frances G., So, s444; 81.
$3.50
PETERSON. Virginia B.. II. 371.s4;
IS. $500.
KICHLINE. Alfred f., ana Caroline
r.. IL. t7h65; IL. $3.50.
SQUARE 1850.
RILEY. L. Bruce and Lucie ", IS,
$2.70: S. 1871.
cRAMER. Ada Rose. ~. 3Lss; 2s.
LEMKE. Victoria NJ. 81, S5.2s; 80
1885; 70. S15045; 2S. 1919.
SQUARE 1850.
DUNN. Francis L. and Mary E.. Sc.
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III: ssl 49, ssssaa ls: : sss 49, ISS
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III, S2.03; 11s. Sz.0s; il9. 1921.
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:ssI: II:t. :s.ssIi: rs. :s.si: is rs
s2.2i; $50, 1921; I31. s2.2i; 1872,
S2.2T; I5S. 1921; i34, 1921.
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t2.7O; s. a2.7O; .. s2.70: 10. 1910; II,
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IS. s3.0I; 1s. ss.01; II. 1901; IS.
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rs 1901; 80. s3.01: 81. 1901: So.
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S. 1851; so. t4.02; 81, 1902; So,
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DIcKLE. Abbie v. So. s4.oa: 50, sZs7.
WATERS, James J. and Mabel B., SO,
RoDGER. George C.. jr. and Bernice
HARRIS. Mary Eloise, 90 1904.
AMoNETTE, Cecil II. and Halle f.,
80. s60.44.
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BENJAMIN. Thomas L.. As, 1891: As,
BOWIE. Edward r. and Dorothy E.,
So, $1.91: 81, $500.
JONES. John Graham and Ida S., 81,
BuNYouN' Walker NJ, IS. s1.1s: IS,
BASKERVILLE. VIM. and Matte. IS,
s1.91: 81, $500
BYNUM. Joseph G.. 10, s1.s7; rs,
Johnson sHS;tS; Paul j.. 81, n.u; 50. $685..
TAYLOR, Nellie N. and chas. e. Hop
cHAPMEN. Arthur H., ITO. $1.s7; 100,
QUEEN EE;HEaNs H. D., 122, s62.27; 1sl. s1.s7.
COLLINS. VIM, H., 1s1, sS9.41.
FRENCH. John G. and Martha E.. 1873,
Lacey. Edward H. and Loretta, ls5,
BRAXToN. Daniel and Carrie. 1856.
RoBISsoN, George H., 1877, ,42.s7.
JOYCE, Robert C. and Mary Essie, SOL,
$37.64; S04, IS cents.
COMPTON, Eugene and Ellen L., sos,
| cHAVIs. Avis and Agnes $40. 1887.
MARTIN. Willie NJ. and Blanche p,
KEY. Cannon and Frances s24 s1.22.
| HAWKINS Isaac and Alline, IS.
$1s1; 500, s1.o6: SO2 sl,oS.
| QUEEN. John and Lena, $685. $500;
uA Il s1.Ss whitfield and Mary j.,
ST.. s1.04; Ill. $4,000.
CLARK. Rebecca r., s1S. ~ cents; ia
| TIfR RJN,nsR Melville G. and Ella M, SIS,
20 cents; sO7, S1.ss.
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1851; 90, t2.5t; IS, s2.67; So, tz.70;
,6 81 1891 g: $500;
simms, 90, 1855.
WILLIE. Augustus and Edna j.. 1913.
CASE, Bernard E. ana chatrIena R..
106, 1914
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SQUARE SOUTH OF 1851.
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CARAVAN. John d. 1, Ss.ss.
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SQUARE 4s7s.
GA.RI6MIAN. Frances G.. %. s2,27; "a,
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BAER. David A.. 10. tl1.25.
SQUARE 4445.
CASEY. Jos. e. and Geo. A. Wilson.
w WI LA Nita, a. ss471.
WILSON. Geo. A. and Pearl A.. rs,
SQUARE 444s.
KITE. Harry A.. /, sass; 2. s1.74; 5.
Z, s1.7s: 8. si.7s: .. ,1.7s; 10, ;i7s;
ii, sass: IL. t1.s4.
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BUCKINGHAM, David e.. /. s1.oS.
SQUARE He1.
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ner. Tr.. "a. $3.50.
SQUARE l4s3.
REED. Gertrude L., Is, S1sO: 1s.
$3.50; u. $50: is. $3.50; 10. $3.50;
20, $3.50.
SQUARE I4ss.
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WAGGAMAN, H. e. and J. w. Draw.
ner. IT.. II, $2.2s: IL. $40.
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o'NEILL, Richard p. 6, $1.69; I, $1S2;
8. SLss; .. $2.47; 10. s1.5s II.
$1.6s: IL. $1.5S; Is. 1858; IA. $3.50.
RAWLING, Emma T.. 81. $s.57; 50.
1857; 81. 1857; So. $357; 81, 1857;
sos, $1.66; sos. Sc cents.
WEISS. Robert. 81. 1857: IS, 1887.
SQUARE arr
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LEE. Charles H.. IS, s4.s1.
PLACER, VIM. s. and Francis T.
Bowler. 80. $47.Ss; 40, $47.3S; Al,
s2.ss; AZ. s2.ss; AZ, s2.ss: A. sass.
SQUARE 4127.
JESSE. James and Charlie May Nc
Lean. Is, $2.37; 81. 1926.
MACINTOSH, Jas. T., IA. $22
KEMP Sampson NJ. and Molly B.
MALONE. Virginia D., 81, $Ss.7s: 80,
SQUARE 412s.
EDWARDS. Benz. F.. .. 1880: 10,
$3.50; %, 1914.
SQUARE 412s.
MERKEL. Samuel D.. 80, 1884.
MURPHY. Timothy and Ruth N, SO,
EDWARDS, Benz. F.. 40. 81 cents; A.
:!sl5;; ss. :ss.ss:; IL ::ss.as; IS
EDWARDS. Benz. F.. Trans. to samp-
SON N. Kemp, II, $43.17.
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RAPP. Frank E. and Matte Lee, 500, 81
SQUARE ABA.
GERHoLD. George c. and Edna ".
~. S54.S5.
SQUARE 41a5.
RICHARDSON, Walter L. and Ethel
L.. IL. $54.16.
SMITH. H. Lee and Nora F., H. $5s.14
HASKE, Frank j., Jr and Ottilia NJ,
IL, $105.
RODKIN, George william. 500. 1897.
GEORGE. VIM. Bodkin, sol, s1.71.
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RocKwOoD. Charles S., .. S7743; 500.
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81, STA; sss $2.14; "a. s2.14: IS,
ss. S2.14: 40. $2.14; IL. ss.53; AZ,
1888: a. $214; -, SAT-: as, s214;
A. S2,14; a. &2.1I; 4s. $2.14: ~.
s2.14; SO. $2.14; 81. s2.14; So, sGS2;
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IRWIN, VIM. Paul, 81. $3.50; So. $40;
S3.4s: 81. s3.s1; IS. $s.75: So. sass;
10, $4.O4; II, SAILS; 72. $4.2S; Is,
$4.l4: "a. sass; as, $L71; 76, 3AS7;
"a. 34ss; IS, SSH; IS. $3.50 80.
s5.41: 81, 1854; 81, $50; SO, $S.sl;
sENAsAcK, wnhelmina, 50, A.l1.
FAUST, John. 80, &4.13.
STANTON, J. o.. a.. 3t13.
HUTCHINS. s. A., 5, 3L13.
HUNTER, Barbara, IL, $4.ls; -. t4.1s;.
.. s4.13: 4, &4.13.
REYNOLDS. John W.. 50. Ss.bs; 50,
$4.e6.
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ana friends invited intern1ert CnlTn1a,s
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BRIG. GEN. GLENNAN
BURIED IN ARLINGTON

Funeral services for Brig. Gen.
James j.. GIennan. retired, former
comma ndant Of the Army medical
center at Walter Reed Hospital, who
died in the hospital Saturday. were
conducted At ST. Patrick's Catholic
Church ut 10 O'Clock today. Inferno nj
was in Arlington Cemetery, with fun
military honors.
Pallhcacrs were: Mai. Gen. ". W.
ireland. surgeon general, L. $. ~;
Erig. Gen. James Kennedy. com
mandani Of tho Army medical center
ut Walter Reed: Brig. Gen. Frank X.
kccfer. assistant surgeon general. I.
S. A.: Col. j. +. kean. Cob e. j..
Darnall, Lieut.. Col. William Keller.
Col. f. VI. Ashburn and Mai. X. W.
Kerr. all Of the Medical Corps. L. : y.
Gen. Glennan served in the World
War ~ chief surgeon Of the America
expoditionarp forces in France. TO-
cciying several medals in recognition
Of that service. and was cited for Bal-
lantry in Indian warfare.
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MAN, fixing" TIRE,
GETS SIS IN PURSE
Woman Victimized by Stran-
uer-0ther Thefts Re-
ported in City.

1t cost Miss Elizabeth lockwood
of 1893 Sixteenth street $3.50 last
night when she accepted the offer
of colored man to fix n flat tire,
and the tire was still fiat when he
finished.
Miss Rockwood's attention was di'
rected to the damaged tire by the
stranger as she drove her automobile
near Tenth and O streets. Delighted
at his offer TO assist her, she let HIM
climb in the car for tools With which
to remove the tire.
Policemen Appear.
lust about that time. two police
men happened along. much 10 the evil
dent disturbance Of the colored man.
He decided to keep a rush engagement
elsewhere. hut apparently forgot to
leave Miss Hockwod's purse behind
him. II contained a S. gold piece.
Sll in bills and a check for $3.50
"Automohile trouble also cost the
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Jury APOLOGIES
TO REMUS JUDGE
Files Singly Before Court to
Retract Petition It Signed
for Berger.

BY the Assn"iated Prrsa
CINCINNATT, December 27.-Thc
10 man and . woman jurors in the
George Eemrs murder trial today
separately offered apologies to Judge
Chester t.. Shook for signing petit
ton requesting that John :. Berger, a
i;emus witness, he freed Of a perjury
Indictment. The jurors also withdrew
their names from the petition.
Summoned before Judge Shook, who
had held Berger. a Los Angeles expo
sition promoter, in contempt of court
for presenting the petition TO him. the
jurors fled ono by one 20 tho witness
stand and made apologies to the court.
Did Not Scan Petition.
Every one of them s9id he or she
had paid no attention TO the document
when it was presented to them by
Berger and believed it was merely
some kind Of harmless petition.
1T was through ignorant stupidity
that | signed that paper and / want
to Withdraw my name" Juror Joseph
Lambert said "You are the last per.
son ! would want to insult. your
honor:
This is not a personal matter. -
Judge Shook replied, by striking at
this court YOU strike at al courts
The jury's petitioning and the stir
it caused may result in steps
to reform the jury system in Cincin.
natl and Ohio by the Cincinnati Bar
\ Association.
4 special meeting of the association
has been called for Thursday night.
Judge Walter A. Ryan. ST., announced.
Panel System Scanned.
The Cincinnatus Association, civic
orca uization. already has begun an in
vestigation Of rumors that favored
group has been called for jury service,
instead of names of registered electors
being drawn from the poll books.
Remus hearing on the insanity
charge is to be held in Probate Court
tomorrow.
Berger was cited for contempt of
court for presenting the petition of
the jurors asking that indictments
against him for perjury in connection
with his testimony at Eemus' trial b.
dismissed
Berger was sentenced to 10 days III
iail and fined $50 and costs and or
dercd in immediate custody If the
sheriff by Judge Shook on the con,
tempt charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
MAI. PATTERSON
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Heart Attack Fatal to Former
Superintendent of
GaI|inger.

Mai Edwin w. Patterson, until re-
Gently superintendent of Gallingcr
Hospital died at s o'clock this morn.
ing Of heart disease at Alexandria
Hospital. where he had been i'll since
December 4. He was 81 years old
and became physician in charge of
Gallineer Hospital in March 1920
after his retirement from the. medical
department Of the Army. His resiS
nation as superintendent Of the local
institution took effect December {.
Before his appointment MS supertn
tendcnt of Gallincer Hospital, Mai
Patterson had served for 20 wears in
the Army. His duties had taken him
All over the world. He spent some
time in the Philippines, South Sea
Islands and China. AT the time Of his
retirement from the Army he was sta
toned at Fort Hunt. Va, near Wash
inCtOn.
For some time Mai Patterson had
been a sufferer from heart trouble.
His condition became SO bad early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
MRS. ELSIE SHIPLEY DIES

Mrs. Elsie y. ShipIev 81 years old.
died at her home, 1887 Rhode Island
avenue. yesterday after long Illness.
She j. survived by her husba nd. H.
Marriott Shipley: a son, II. Dorsey
SHIRLEY. and n daughter. Mrs. Ralph
-. BOYD. all Of this city; two brothers.
g. NJ Dorsey Of this city and Benja.
min Dorsey Of Westminster. Md. and
a sister. Mrs. Harry Il. De Vr.es. Of
Sykesville. Md.
Funeral services will be conducted
! at the residence Of her sister in sykes
Vile tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
Interment will be in Springfield Gene
terry near SVkesyilie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
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