Journal of proceedings of the annual convention . rizing tlieni tooperate such factories upon passing satisfactoryexamination. If the applicant furnishes saidCommissioner satisfactory recommendationsfrom the manager or Board of Directors of thefactory in which he is employed, of his abilityas a butter-maker or cheese-maker, such recom-mendation may be accepted in lieu of an ex-amination, provided the Food and Dairy Com-missioner may cancel said license iipon satis-factory proof that the factory authorized to beoperated is not operated in compliance with theprovisions of this act. Sec. 7. The s
Journal of proceedings of the annual convention . rizing tlieni tooperate such factories upon passing satisfactoryexamination. If the applicant furnishes saidCommissioner satisfactory recommendationsfrom the manager or Board of Directors of thefactory in which he is employed, of his abilityas a butter-maker or cheese-maker, such recom-mendation may be accepted in lieu of an ex-amination, provided the Food and Dairy Com-missioner may cancel said license iipon satis-factory proof that the factory authorized to beoperated is not operated in compliance with theprovisions of this act. Sec. 7. The salary of the Dairy and FoodCommissioner shall be $1,200 per annum, pay-able monthly. He shall have power to appointa stenographer whose salary shall not exceed$600 per annum, payable monthly. Sec. 8. It is the duty of the chemist orchemists regularly employed at the State Agri-cultural College, State University or School ofMines, to analyze all samples of food or dairyproducts submitted by the Food and Dairy State Dairy and Food Departments. 241. C. P. SHERWOOD,South Dakota Dairy and Food Commissioner. 242 Journal of Prockedings National Association Commissioner, and return the result of suchanalysis to said commissioner. The expensesthereof to be paid out of food and dairy funds. See. 9. Said Commissioner shall be entitledto necessary expenses incurred in the dischargeof his duty. MILK. See. 10. No person shall keep cows in acrowded or unhealthy condition for the pro-duction of milk for market, sale or exchange,or to be manufactured into articles of butteror cheese, or feed cows on food that producesimpure, unhealthy, diseased or unwholesomemilk, nor sell such milk to any person nor de-liver milk from diseased cows to any creameryor cheese factory. No person shall manufac-ture from impure, unhealthy, diseased and un-wholesome milk or cream any article of butteror cheese. Whoever violates the provisions ofthis section shall be guilty of misdemeanor andpunished as hereinafter pr
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