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53. That in transit, the milk shall not be exposed to any of the foregoing 

 prohibitory conditions. 



54. That it shall not be subjected' to agitation. 



55. That it shall not be exposed to the heat of the sun. 



56. That the delivery wagons shall be so constructed that the required 

 temperature of the milk may be maintained during transit. 



57. That before the wagons are filled for shipment, the body, the trays, 

 and compartments shall be flushed with boiling water. 



58. It is furthermore agreed that the distributing agents shall during the 

 transfer of the milk from the dairy to the purchaser, be subject to the follow- 

 ing restrictions, namely: That they shall use no tobacco. 



59. That they shall take no intoxicating drinks. 



60. That they shall not collect the empty containers, nor receive money 

 or milk checks from houses in which an infectious or contagious disease is 

 known to exist. 



61. It is also hereby agreed that the collection of empty bottles from places 

 where infectious or contagious disease is known to exist shall be made by other 

 persons than those employed to deliver the milk. 



62. That these collections be made with wagons not employed in the dis- 

 tribution of the milk. 



63. That before these empty bottles shall be returned to the dairy, they 

 shall be carried to a separate building and first be subjected to the process 

 of cleaning bottles indicated in a former clause of this contract. 



64. It is hereby understood and agreed, that if any further precautions 

 or changes in method, calculated to improve the quality of milk, or guard the 

 same from impurities or dangers, is desired, that the party of the second 

 part wiU cheerfully be governed by such additional rules and regulations as 

 may be laid down by the parties of the first part. 



65. It is understood and agreed by the party of the second part, the same 

 binding the owners, agents or assigns of the aforesaid dairy, that the product 

 known as certified milk shall be under the following restrictions in its sale, 

 namely: That until the amount required within the boundaries of Essex County 

 shall first be supplied, it shall not be sold beyond these limits, except that the 

 parties of the fijst part shall give their consent. 



66. It is furthermore agreed by the party of the second part, the same 

 binding the owners, agents or assigns of the aforesaid dairy, that in the event 

 of a failure to comply with any or aU of the requirements of the foregoing 

 contract, the party of the first part shall reserve the right to withdraw from 

 the contract, and publish the fact in such manner as they deem best. 



67. Finally: It is understood and agreed, that nothing in this contract 

 shall prevent the abrogation of any of the provisions of the same by the parties 

 of the first part, provided that it shall be done for the purpose of substituting 

 other provisions, designed to promote the objects of their organization. 



68. It is further understood and agreed by and between the parties hereto, 

 that the party of the second part shaS be at liberty to cancel this agreement 

 by giving two months' notice in writing of his desire to do so, in case of in- 

 ability for any reason, to comply with the terms of the same. 



In Witness Whereof, the said parties have hereunto set their hands, 

 the day and year first above written. 



Henry L. Coit, 

 Theron Y. Sutphen, 

 William B. Graves, 

 Stephen Francisco, L. Eugene Hollister, 



Party of Second Part. Joseph W. Stickler, 



Frank A. Wilkinson, James S. Brown, 



Isaac Lane, Parties of First Part. 



William Bush, 



Sureties. Office of 



Guild & IjUm, 



Counsellors-at-Law. 



