Show I I SALT LAJE AND STATE NEWS VS 81 STATE ATE BOARD SUB b bIt I It A GRATifYING REPORT I Utah Barbers Obey Laws Strict Cases of Disease Salt Lake Lalee Aug state I board of oC barber examiners yesterday submitted Its annual report to the I governor gO The report shows that that dUt dur the entire year It has been essary essar to make maltO a single arrest In or order del der to 10 the law What minot minor I violations of the tho law there have hao been boen have been due to carelessness rather than to any au wilful dl disobedience of the tho law and these have been Immediately corrected when attention was directed to them The report shows that there are arc barber shops In Utah journeymen barbers and 75 apprentices tices In Salt Lake there are nto bar hors lS and 39 apprentices working In 76 barber shops During the your year DI 91 out of applicants have hao passed exam and have been given ghon sates cales Something of an epidemic or of Impetigo go or barbers itch broke out In Salt SaIt Lake during the tho first of oC the year Under the tho direction of the state hoard board of barber harbel examiners each shop was fumigated and each case placed under I quarantine and In ht a short time the disease was stamped out The receipts from the examinations and licenses Issued were ox ex seeding the expenditures for the year rear yearby by The foll following wIng list of deputy In Inspectors inspectors Is announced I Beaver Edward Hunter Beaver City I Box Elder Oscar Peterson Brigham City Cache A L H Mitchell IH Logan Losan I Carbon John R It Ayre Scofield DavIs DavIsA A Burningham Bountiful Emel Emery B Pelt Petty Castle Dale Grand Charles Fish Moab Garfield J L Clark Panguitch Iron David Dald H San Sandin Sandin din Cedar City Juab i N A NeIlson Kane William Crosby Kanab Millard F C Melville Mar Mor Margan flan gan Arthur E B Lyon Lon Morgan lorgan City Pluto Plute Henry Halos Hales Ju nation neton City Rich Arthur Randolph Salt Lake Charles E White SnIt Salt Lake City J T 1 Bean BIngham Carl Mork Murray Sanpete ill I H Sperry Man Mantl an antI tl tI Sevier IJ H S rule Richfield grit U S Bedell Park Parle City Cily Tooele E a A Bonelli Tooele City George R Smith Vernal Utah Alma Stewart Provo Wasatch Frank Ep Epperson person Heber City Washington W T TW W SV Gra Gray St SL George W Y M PJ Pigott oU president and H D B Brighton Ogden Osden In conclusion the report says Tho members of the hoard feel sat satisfied with the conditions of the tho bar barber her ber shops throughout hout the state The majority of the barbers are arc in favor of the tho law and help the hoard board by seeing that nil all barbers are aro registered as soon as the they apply for work thus benefiting themselves b protecting theIr own work and prohibiting the transIent journeymen from absorbing the dail daily earnings which rightly belong helonE to the barber who has paid laId hl his fee ree and passed thIs examining hoard board success full fully Wc e urgently invite the public at large throughout the tho state slate to become famIlIar with the rubes and governing the tho sanitary conditions of oC barber shops Those These riles rilles and regu regulations lations according to the tho law must bo posted in a conspicuous place in every oon barber shop shor in the state Every Ever barber barbel shop patron should insIst upon being served with absolutely clean linen and this includes Turkish towels for massaging clean comb and brush the thc mug ad lather brush must be cleansed wIth runnIng hot water and the tho razor dipped into inton n a strong antiseptic prefer preferably preferably ably n a 20 per cent solution of fa for formaldehyde I which every barber should have hac In in front of oC his chair rf If the public would demand the above as outlined It would bo be of good service In helpIng the board maIntain the proper sanitary conditions In all barber harbel shops The Tho report Is signed by William WilHam M I PIggott president of the board D J Watts secretary and Dr C M 1 Bone diet treasurer |