Show MILK INSPECTOR SEVERAL DEALERS LIKELY TO GET IN TROUBLE Inspector McAllister Makes a Score of Tests AVIth Very Startling Re Nnlts Icemen Violating the Ordinance Ordin-ance Regarding Permits A more rigid inspection of milk will be made by Inspector McAllister In future than ever A few days ago a creamery man reported re-ported to the health department that despite the fact that he had made 4000 pounds of butter in thirty days he was S150 short and had every reason to believe be-lieve that poor milk was being sold him The official asked him to bring samples to him for testing and yesterday twenty were furnished From the results obtained ob-tained some of the farmers do not know a Jersey heifer from an artesian well None of the milk was up to the standard required by a buttermaker and in nearly near-ly every instance returns showed that some of the sellers had milked not only i their cows but their pumps The creamery I cream-ery man has purchased a lactometer while McAllister is camping on the trail of about a bakers dozen of milkmen Several ice dealers are on the road to arrest They are doing business without permits and it Is proposed to bring them up with a round turn |