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New City Health Ordinance
ORDINANCE NO 192
(Due to the length of this ordi
nance. it will be run in install
ments appearing in successive is
sues of the Record.)
BOARD OF HEARTH
AN Ordinance to provide for a
Board of Health, and to define
their duties. Rules for the pro
tection of Health and for estab
lishing penalties thereof and re
pealing all of the present Ordin
ances inconsistent thereto.
QUARANTINE RAW
AN Ordinance to prevent the
Spread of Disease, and to permit
the Quarantine, Isolation, define
the Diseases within the Law, No
tice, Display Cards , providing
penalties for Violation thereof,
and to repeal nil Ordinances in
Conflict therewith.
GARBAGE
AN Ordinance Defining, Un
lawful to dump, and to prevent
Burning thereof Etc. providing
rules thereof, and for the Collec
tion of Garbage. Providing the
Price to be paid for the same, and
to provide Penalties for the Vio
lation thereof.
WATER
AN Ordinance to prevent dis
ease in the Water, Etc. providing
for the inspection thereof, and
the use of Disenfectant and pro
viding for Violation thereof.
RESTAURANTS AND FOOD
HANDRING ESTABLISHMENTS
AN ORDINANCE DEFINING
RESTAURANT. ITINERANT
RESTAURANT. EMPLOYEE,
UTENSILS, HEALTH OFFICER.
ETC., REQUIRING PERMITS
FOR THE OPERATION OF
SUCH ESTABLISHMENTS, PRO
HIBITING THE SALE OF ADUL
TERATED, UNWHOLESOME OR
MISBRANDED FOOD OR DRINK
REGULATING THE INSPEC
TION, GRADING. REGRADING
AND PLACARDING OF SUCH
ESTABLISHMENTS. THE EN
FORCEMENT OF THIS ORDIN
ANCE, AND THE FIXING OF
PENALITIES AND CANCELLING
LICENSE PERMIT FOR NON
COMPLIANCE.
Be it ordained by the Common
Council of the town of Seward.
Alaska as follows:
SECTION 1. Definitions. The
following definitions shall apply
in the interpretation and the en
forcement of this ordinance:
A. R«*daurant. The term “res
taurant” shall mean restaurant,
coffee shops, cafeteria, short ord
er cafe, luncheonette, tavern,
aandwlch stand, soda fountain,
and all other public eating and
drinking establishments, as well
as kitchens in which food and
drink are prepared for sale else
where to the public.
B. Itinerant restanrant. The
term “itinerant restaurant” shall
mean one operating for a tempor
ary period in connection with a
fair, carnival, circus, public ex
hibition, or other similar gather
ing.
C. Employee. The term “em
ployee” shall mean any person
who handles food or drink dur
ing preparation or serving, or
who comes in contact with any
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eating or cooking utensils, or who
is employed at any time in a room
in which food or drink is pre
pared or served.
1). I'tensils. “Utensils” shall
include any kitchenware, table
ware, glassware, cutlery, utensils,
containers, or other equipment
with which food or drink comes
in contact during storage, pre
paration or serving.
E. Health Officer. The term
“health officer" shall mean the
City Health Officer of the town
of Seward, Alaska, his author
ized representative, or officials of
the Territorial Department of
Health.
P. Person. The word "person”
shall mean person, firm, corpora
tion. or association.
SECTION 2. Permits. It shall
be unlawful for any person to
operate a restaurant in the town
of Seward who does not possess
an unrevoked permit from the
health officer and in whose place
of business such permit is not
posted in a conspicuous place.
Only persons who comply with the
requirements of this ordinance
shall be entitled to receive and
retain such a permit. A person
conducting an itinerant restaur
ant may, in the discretion of the
health officer, be exempted from
the requirement of securing a
permit.
Sush a permit may be suspended
by the health officer, or revoked
after opportunity for a hearing by
the health officer, upon the viola
tion by the holder of any of the
terms of this ordinance.
SECTION 3. Plac-aiding or pub
lic display of grade notice. Every
restaurant shall display at all
times in a place designated by the
health officer, a notice approved
by the health officer, stating the
grade of the establishment.
SECTION 4. Examination and
condemnation of unwholesome or
adulterated food or drink. Sam
ples of food and drink may he
taken and examined by the health
officer as often as he deems nec
essary for the detection of un
wholeosmeness or adulteration and
it shall be deemed unlawful for any
of the occupations mentioned in
Section 1, Subsection A of this
ordinance to use any preserva
tives of any nature or kind in or
upon any foods as in this article
set forth. The health officer may
condemn and forbid the sale of, I
or cause to be removed or de
stroyed, any food or drink which
ho deems unwholesome or adult
erated or which has been treated
with preservatives.
When any person, persons, or
customers complain of being serv
ed any contaminated food or any
food declared to be illegal or un
lawful by this ordinance and
which is complained of as being
unfit for human consumption, |
said complaint being made to any
employee or his employer of any (
of the businesses in this ordin-1
ance referred to, then it will be
unlawful to serve the remaining
portion of food thus complained
of until the same shall be exam
ined by the Public Health Officer
of the City of Reward.
SECTION 6. Inspection of res
taurants und bars and Food Han
dling Establishments. At least
once each month and as often as |
is found to be necessary, the
Health Officer shall inspect every
restaurant located within the
town of Seward, Alaska. In case
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the Health Officer discovers the
violation of ai|y item of sanita
tion required for the grade then
held, he shall make a second in
spection after the lapse of such
time as he deems necessary for
the defect to be remedied, and the
second inspection shall be used in
determining compliance with the
grade requirements of this ordin
ance. Any violation of the same
iteon of this ordinance on two
consecutive inspections shall call
for immediate degrading or sus
pension of permit.
One copy of the inspection re
port thus made shall be posted
by the health officer upon the in
side wall of the restaurant con
cerned and said inspection report
shall not be defaced or removed
by any person except the health,
officer. Another copy of the in
spection report shall be filed with
the records of the Health Depart
ment of the Territory of Alaska
and one with the Health Depart
ment.
Two separate sinks for wash
ing hands must be available in
each place of business referred
to in this ordinance; one to be
provided for the employees and 1
one to he provided for the cus-*j
tomors; and all multi-use eating!
and drinking utensils must be ]
emptied and thoroughly cleaned i
at least once each day.
It shall be unlawful to permit
drinking from any bulk contain
ers and all glasses and glassware,
knives, forks, spoons, and utin
sils must not be dried with a
towel. Individual paper napkins
may be used to polish these
washed items.
(Continued to Feb. 22)
Customer: “I wanna buy a lawn
mower.”
Clerk: “I’m sorry, sir, but we
don’t have lawn mowers.”
Customer: “Well, this is a fine
drug store!”
REEVE
ALEUTIAN
AIRWAYS
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
Scheduled Service:
Direct mailboat connections
at Cold Bay on the Tuesday
nearest the 1st and 13th of
each month to all Peninsula.
Unimak and Shumagin Island
China’s 60,000,000 farmers have
only about 210,000,000 acres of
land.
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AGAINST LOSS
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| Safeguarding money against
| loss when oue travels is as
| important as protecting it by
| deposit when at home—and
| Is just as easy. You merely
| convert your travel funds
| here, before you start, into
| American Express Travelers
| Cheques. They are readily
| spendable as cash, and if lost
| or stolen, the amount in
| volved la refunded t,o you
| The cost of the protection
| is but 7 5c on each J100
| Minimum 40c:. There is no
| time limit on use. Thous
| ands of people carry these
| protective Cheques when
| away from home, and find
| them invaluable. This is
| one of the bank’s services
| to the traveling public
I BANK of
| SEWARD
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COOPER'S LANDING CLUB
HAS VALENTINE PARTY
The Cooper’s Landing Rifle &
Sportsman Club held a very suc
cessful Valentine party last Mon
day evening, Feb. 14, for the pur
pose of raising funds for the club
treasury.
There were door prizes, dancing
and a nice luncheon was served
during the course of the evening.
At the recent annual meeting
of the club, the following officers
were elected for the coming year:
John W. Willis, president; Alfred
T. Clayton, vice-president; Edna
Soper, sec’ty-troasurer; Antone
Patrick, chief executive officer,
and Dyton A. Gilliland, chief in
structor.
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TRAINS LEAVE SEWARD
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connections for Fairbanks from anchorage or
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
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