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This is a prescription prepared especially
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ORDINANCE NO. 220.
An Ordinance for the Protection
Of the Public Health of the
City of Newport.
Be it ordained by the City
Council of the City of Newport:
Section 1. That it shall be un
lawful for any person, firm or
corporation to own, use, oper
ate or conduct within the cor
porate limits of the city of New
port, a dairy or dairy farm, or
to sell or in any manner dispose
of, within said limits, any milk
or other product of such dairy
or dair yfarm, whether said dai
ry farm is operated or conducted
within said corporate limits or
without the same, unless said
dairy or dairy farm shall be con
ducted or operated in strict com
pliance with the following rules
and regulations of the State
Board of Health, which are as
follows, to-wit:
Any person owning or manag
ing a dairy or dairy farm, the
products of which are sold, shall
make the following provisions
for maintaining and handling
all such products in a cleanly
and sanitary manner.
1. COWS.
(a) . Cows shall be kept in
a healthy condition and shall
be tested with tuberculin once'
a year. Those reacting or show
ing evidence of tuberculosis
shall be removed. It shail be
unlawful for a person to sell
milk or milk products from cows
having tuberculosis.
(b) . Cows shall be kept in a
cleanly condition, and shall be
curried and brushed once daily.
Bedding shall be fresh and the
temperature of the stables shall
be kept comfortable.
2. STABLES AND BARNS.
(a)r Location of stables.
Stables shall be located on
ground which is well drained and
free from any contaminating
surroundings.
(b) . Construction.
They shall have a water-tight
floor and gutters for proper
drainage. Walls and ceilings to
be tight and smooth. A proper
stall for feeding shall be pro
vided.
(c) . Light.
Provisions must be made for
four square feet of glass light
per cow, and such light shall be
of even disribution.
(d) . Ventilation.
Ample ventliation shall be in
stalled.
(e) . Cubic feet of space per
cow.
There shall be provided five
hundred and not exceding one
thousand cubic feet of space per
cow.
(f) . Roof.
A cover to the barn shall be
provided so as to protect cows
from rain and sunshine, and if
the roof is a slanting one, the
lowest place shall be eight feet
above the ground.
(g) . Cleanliness of stables.
Stables shall be kept clean at
all times The floors, walls, ceil
ings and ledges shall be kept
free from dust or dirt. Mang
ers, partitions and windows
shall also be kept clean.
If any cattle food stuffs are
stored in the loft, the floor of
such loft shall be absolutely
tight, so that no particles of
such food stuffs may come
through. No storage of such
food stuffs above the stalls shall
be permitted unelss such floor
be tight and dust proof.
The barnyard shall at all times
be kept clean and well drained.
Manure or other refuse shall
shall be removed daily, or often
er if necessary, and stored in
a fly proof and wind proof re
ceptacle, which receptacle shall
not be nearer than one hundred
feet.
(3). MILK ROOM.
(a). Construction.
The milk room shall be con
structed with water tight floors.
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The walls and ceilings shall have
ample light and ventilation.
Such room 'had be screened
against die.' and -'tali be provid
e dwith tight walls and doors ■<>.
be of usch construction a- > al
low of easy and thorough clean
ing.
(b) . Location.
The milk room shall be free:
from contaminatinug surround
ing.- and shall be removed from
all barns at least one hundred
and fifty feet. No portion of j
the building shall be used for ;
stabiing any other animal, for
fowls or for sleeping purposes,
nor shall any cows used for dai
ry purposes be tabled in any por
tion of the building.
(c) . No water closet, privy or
cess-pool or urinal or other
source of contamination .-hall be
erected, kept or permitted with
in one hundred and fifty feet
of the room or portion of the
building where cows are stable :
or in which milk or other dairy
product- are stored, mixed or
altered.
UTENSILS AND MILKING.
(a). Water for cleaning the
milk utensil- shall be clean, con
venient and abundant. A small
I topped miming p*;. i> lecma
mer.factiyie- for hot wal
ler mid steam, shall be in the
nrlk house and not in the kitch
en.
(b) . Employes shall be pro
vided with clean milking suits
made of washable material.
(c) . Every care shall be tak
en to maintain absolute cleanli
ness of milking utensils which
should be thoroughly washed
and sterilized in live steam be
fore being placed in use for the
reception of milk.
(d) . Personal cleanliness of
employe- shall at all times be
maintained. They shall, before
milking, wash their hands,
clean their finger nails and have
dry hands for milking.
HANDLING THE MILK.
(a) . All milk removed shall
be handled by attendants hav
ing clean hands and outer gar
ments of clean washable materi
al.
Milk shall be removed imme-J
diately from the stable, and shall
be cooled immediately after
milking each cow.
(b) . No person suffering from
a communicable diesease, or
residing in a house where such
disease is under treatment, and
subject to quarantine and isola
tion, shall in any way handle,
furnish or sell milk or its prod
ucts unless specially authorized
by the local health officer.
Section 2. It shall be the duty
of the City Health Officer to
make an inspection of each
dairy or dairy farm owned, used,
operated or conuueieu unji
person, firm or corporation with
in the corporate limits of the
City of Newport, and of each
dairy or dairy farm operated or
conducted by any person, firm
or corporation, outside of said
limits, whose products, or any
part thereof, is sold, used or dis
posed of within said limits, at
least once a month, and oftener
if necessary, and make report
thereof to the mayor of said
city, and in said report ho shall
advise whether the foregoing
rules and regulations are com
plied with, and if not in what re
spect the same are violated, and
if his report shows any viola
tion of the said rules and regu
lations the mayor of said city
shall immediately issue his
warrant of arrest for the per
son, firm or corporation, or
manager thereof, so violating
said rules and regulations, or
any part thereof.
Section 3. It shall be the duty
of the City Health Officer to con
fiscate and destroy milk, or the
products of milk of any dairy or
dairy farm, which shall be found
by him to be contaminated or
infected, and he shall confiscate
and destroy all milk or other
products of any dairy or dairy
farm which shall in any man
ner be conducted or operated in
violation of the rules and regu-]
lations mentioned in the first j
Section hereof, whose product:
shall be sold or exposed for sale ‘
in the said city of Newport; and
for the purpose of such inspec- j
tion said City Health Officer
shall have the right at all times
to enter upon the premises
where any dairy or dairy farm
is operated or conducted, and
opportunity shall at all times
be afforded him for inspection;
and any person, firm or corpora
tion owning or conducting a
dairy or dairy farm outside the
corporate limits of the City of
Newport who shall deny access
to such dairy or dairy farm to
such City Healh Officer shall im
mediately forfeit all right or li
cense to sell or dispose of its
products in the city of New
port.
Section J. Any person, firm or
corporation, or manager or em
ploye of such firm corpora
tion, who shall violate any of the
rules and regulations mentioned
in Section One of this Ordinance
or who shall sell or in any man
ner dispose of milk or any other
product of any dairy or dairy
iarm nm conducted in siriu
complaince with the said rules
and regulations shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and
shall be fined in any sum, not
less than ten dollars ($10.00),
nor more than twenty-five dol
lars ($25.00) for each offense.
Section 5. That all Ordinanc
es or parts of Ordinances in con
flict with this Ordinance be and
the same are hereby repealed,
and that this Ordinance take
effect and be in force from and
after its publication.
Approved this, the 21st day of
July, 1913.
JNO. P. PAUL, Mayor.
Attest:
E. G. GRAHAM. Recorder.
ORDINANCE NO. 221.
An Ordinance For The Better
Protection of the Public
Health Within the Cor
porate Limits of the
City of Newport.
Be it ordained by the City
Council of the City of New
port :
Section 1. That every per
son, firm or corporation en
gaged within he corporate lim
its of the City of Newport, in
operating any hotel, boarding
house, restaurant, cafe or any
place where food or drink of
any description are served for
pay, shall have all kitchens and
dining rooms connected there
with secureljr screened against
Section 2. That every per
son, firm or. corporation that ,
shall sell or expose for sale,
within the corporate limits of
said City, any milk, meats of
any kind whether fresh or cur
ed, fish, vegetables, fruits, can
dies, bread or any food stuffs of
any kind whatosever that are,
in any way, exposed before sale
to contamination from dust,
dirt, flies or insects of any
kind, shall provide and main
tain over such food stuffs a
covering of such material as
will protect such food stuffs
from contamination from dust,
dirt, flies and all other insects.
Section 3. No occupant of
any premises, within the cor
porate limits of the City of
Newport, shall suffer, cause or
permit the accumulation upon
his or their or its premises of
any animal manure in any quan
tity, unless such animal manure
shall be securely screened or I
otherwise protected against
flies. No occupant of any such
premises shall maintain or per
mit to exist on such premises
I any privy, vault, cess pool or
like places where flies may breed
or multiply, unless the same be
securely screened against flies,
nor shall such occupant per
mit or cause to accumulate on
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such premises any trash, litter,
rags or anything whatsoever
in which flies rna; breed or
multiply.
Section 1. it i~ hereby de
clared unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation to operate
any hotel, boarding house or
lodging house, within the cor
porate limits of the city of New
port, without first having all of
the windows and doors of such
hotel, boarding house or lodg
ing house screened against
mosquitoes.
Section •>. It is hereby de
dared unlawful for any occu
pant of any premises, within
the corporate limits of the City
of Newport, to maintain or
suffer to exist therein any
standing water liable to breed
mosquitoes, unless in case of
a ci: tern, >uch cistern, and all
openings thereof accessible to
mosquitoes. be effectively
screened against mosquitoes, fn
the case of tanks or barrels, the
same shall be screened in the
same manner as for cisterns, or
1 lie water therein shall be cov
ered with crude oil of crude pe
tro’eum, °r such tanks and bar
ms shall oe emptied and dried.
In the case of all water con
tainers in hotels, boarding hous
es or public buildings, such con
tainers shall be emptied at least
once a week and be dried before
refilling. In the case of water
in ponds, pools, fountains, ba
sins, urns or depresions or ex
cavations in the ground liable to
hold water which may become
stagnant, such water must be
stocked with small fish, or must
be effectively screened with
wire screens against mosqui
toes, or shall be treated with
crude petroleum or effectively
drained.
Section <>. Any person, firm
or corporation that shall violate
any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall be deemed guil
ty of a misdemeanor and, upon
conviction thereof, shall be fin
ed in any sum not less than five
dollars nor more than ten dol
lars for each offense.
Section 7. That all ordinanc
es and parts of ordinances in
conflict herewith be and the
same are hereby repealed and
that this ordinance shall j take
effect and be in force frofri and
after its publication.
Approved this, the 24th day
of July, 1913.
JNO. P. PAUL, Mayor.
Attest:
B. G. GRAHAM, Recorder.
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