Iron County Record | 1949-03-24 | Page 12 | Saintary Inspector Appeals To Citizens

Sanitary Inspector Appeals to Citizens Due to the long wet winter and also the fact tfeat-nuro livestock have had to. be fed in the City limits than usual, many of the corrals in the city are in a bad condition. Complaints have come to the city officials regarding the accumulation of manure and an effort is being made to have this situation taken care of Immediately. Immed-iately. The sanitary inspector and other City oflicials have inspect-ed inspect-ed a number of corrals in Cedar City and generally the ri'ople who are keeping these unclean corrals cor-rals are wlllinR to coop-rate- and It is felt that they will be cleaned clean-ed up during this spell of warm weather we are having. It is unlawful to allow manure ma-nure to accumulate in any corral cor-ral and it is hoped that residents will immediately take measures to clean them up before any action ac-tion has to be taken. The sanitary sani-tary inspector knows most of the bad corrals and the owners have also been notified. WARREN M. COX, Sanitary Inspector.