The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-06

prevail, nor shall such license be
granted by the Council unless and
until the pasteurizing plant, the
equipment thereof and the methods
Oh pasteurizing and subsequent
handling OF milk conform to the Ne
auirements OF the State Board OF
health governing the pasteurization
OF milk.
Section 6. Each hcensee shall
notify the Health Officer of any pro-
posed change in the list of persons
from whom he obtains milk before
such change is made.
Section z. The office of Dairy Ia
spector is hereby created and the
council shall employ Dairy lnspec-
tor who shall be licensed veteri-
MARIAN, graduate of a recognized
veterinary college, and shall make
provision for his compensation. The
Dairy Inspector shall act under the
direction of the Health Officer and
shall file with the Health Officer and
Clerk weekly report of his actlvl-
ties, containing such information as
the Health Othcer may require.
Section 8. 1t shall be the duty OF
the Health Officer to cause all diaries
pateurizing plants and other places
where milk sold or intended for sale
in this city is produced, handled or
sold by applicants for license or
license to be inspected for the pur-
pose of determining whether such
places are equipped and operated as
required by this ordinance. Pasteur-
izing plants shall be Inspected at
least once weekly. Refusal to per-
NIT such inspection or to supply
necessary samples for analysis shall
be sufficient cause for refusing or
revoking a license.
Section 9. The Health Officer and
the Dairy Inspector shall have
authority to prevent the sale of milk
for human consumption when such
milk has not been produced or hand
led in accordance with the provisions
of this ordinance. Milk in the pos
session of any licensee shall be con-
sidered as intended for sale in this
city.
Section 10. Milk sold or distribu-
ted in this city shall be obtained only
from healthy cows as determined by
physical examinations and tuberculin
tests. Physical examinations OF all
of the animals in each herd from
which milk is obtained shall be made
at least once in each ninety days by
the Dairy Inspector. Annual tuber-
culin tests shall be made by gradu-
ate licensed veterinarian or by the
Dairy Inspector 1t shall be the duty
of the veterinarian making the test
to forward a copy of the report OF
each such test to the State Live
Stock Sanitary Board and file copy
thereof with the Health Officer. The
simultaneous or intradormic tests
shall be administered to all animals
over three weeks odd in the herd.
Herds in which one or more animals
react positively to the tuberculln
test at any test or examination shall
be given "a complete retest accord
ing to the rules and regulations OF
the State Live Stock Sanitary Board.
All cattle which are found to be- at
fected with tuberculosis, Mammitis,
or any other diseased condition
which renders or may render their
milk unfit for IIuInan consumption,
shall Immediately be completely iso-
lat from the herd, and the milk
from such animals shall not be
sold or offered for sale. Dairy herds
identified on the list of State-Federal
tuberculosis Free Accredited Herds
and dairy herds located in Modified
Accredited tuberculosis Free Areas,
or areas in the process of accredita-
ton, shall be exempt from the pro-
visions of this ordinance relative to
tuberculin testing if the applicant or
licensee furnishes to- the Health Of
ficer certificates from the State Live
Stock Sanitary Board showing that
the cattle in his herd or herds have
passed satisfactory tuberculin tests,
and provided that the Dairy Inspec-
tor shall report that all cattle in the
herd or herds are identified ON such
certificates.
Section IL. 1t shall be the duty Of
every licensee to notify the Dairy
Inspector at once of the addition or
the prospective addition of animals
to his dairy herd or herds. Such ami
mails shall be isolated from the dairy
herd and the milk from such animals
shall not be sold unless and until
they have. passed satisfactory
tuberculin test as provided in this
ordinance.
Section IL. The method used for
the meteorological examinations Of
milk shall be the Microscopic Colony
Count (Petri Plate Method) Official
Method, as prescribed ~ the Ameri-
can Public Health Association.
Methods used in the Chemical an
alysis of milk shall be the Official
Methods of the Association of Of
fetal Agricultural Chemists.
Section 13. Milk to be sold in this
city shall be produced under the fol-
lowing conditions:
(a) Dairy barns shall be kept in
good repair and in a sanitary condi-
ton. The walls ceilings and lodges
shall be kept reasonably free from
cobwebs and dust. Ceilings shall be
tight. Adequate light and ventilation
shall be provided. The floors and
cutters shall be water-tigR and shall
be provided with adequate drainage.
(b) The water supply shall be so