Salt Lake Telegram | 1910-08-20 | Page 10 | Milk is Too Warm and is Destroyed

MILK IS TOO WARM AND IS DESTROYED All milk coming Into th the city today over o the tho Bamberger railroad and the tho Salt L TAke Lake ke route was examined this mornIng morn morn- lug Ing by I I. H. H Starbuck deputy food and dairy commissioner Thirty gallons of oC milk shipped b by James Criddle Griddle of oC lays Kays- yule was condemned because of or hl high h temperature This milk was of ot a temperature tern tem of 68 and land 70 degrees Ten gallons gal gal- Ions lons belonging to Joseph Josoph of or with a temperature of oC 69 de degrees do- do grees grecs was destroyed D. D L. L Rise of oC lost thirty gallons which was of oc 70 and 71 degrees temperature A. A J. J Morgan of or Layton lost twenty gallons H II D. D Clark of ot FarmIngton Farmington Farm Farm- ington lost twenty four gallons E. E H. H Clark of ot Farmington lost eighteen gal gal- Ions and William Jl of oC Vineyard lost twenty gallons of or warm milk Tho The Queen dalr dairy shipments and those of or Harry Mor Morgan Morand and and William Morgan was was- below tem temperature and stood the time theother theother other tests satisfactorily