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OF NORTH DAKOTA.

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CHAPTER 38, POLITICAL CODE, COMPILED LAWS
| OF NORTH DAKOTA, 1913.

CHAPTER 169, SESSION LAWS 1907, PAGE 269.
(S. B. No. 235—Taleott.)

LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD.

AN ACT To Establish the Live Stock Sanitary Board of North Dakota and
to Provide for the Suppression and Control of Dangerous, Contagious and
Infectious Diseases of Domestic Animals.

(2678) 1. Live Stock Sanitary Boarp, How CoMPoseD. TERM OF
OFFIcE.| A board is hereby established to be known as the ‘‘State Live Stock
Sanitary Board.’’ This board shall consist of five members to be appointed
by the governor. One shall be appointed for a term of five years, one for a
term of four years, one for a term of three years, one for a term of two years
and one for a term of one year, whose term of office shall commence on the
first day of April, 1807, and the successor of each shall be appointed for the
term of five years thereafter and until their successors are appointed and
qualified. Each member of said board shall be a qualified elector of the State
of North Dakota. Three members of said board shall be persons who are
financially interested in the breeding and maintenance of live stock in the
State of North Dakota and the other two members of said board shall be
competent veterinarians who are graduates of some regularly organized and
recognized veterinary college or cniversity.

(2679) 2. Board ESTABLISHES RULES AND REGULATIONS.| It shall be
the duty of the said state live stock sanitary board to protect the health of
the domestic animals of this state; to determine and employ the most efficient
and practical means for the prevention, suppression, control and eradication of
dangerous, contagious and infectious diseases among the domestic animals of
the State of North Dakota, and for these purposes it is hereby authorized and
empowered to make all such rules and regulations for ‘the conduct of the busi-
ness of said state live stock “sanitary board as it may deem expedient.

(2680) 3. PUELICATION_oF; REGULATIONS.] Said state live stock sani-
tary board shall make the necessary regulations to carry into effect the pur-
pose of this act, and any regulations so made shall be published in some news-
paper or in as many newspapers as said board may deem necessary, or they
shali be posted in not less than five public places, and such publication shall
be deemed a legal notice to all persons.

(2681) 4. MEETINGS. COMPENSATION.] The said state live stock sani-
tary board shall hold its meetings at the state capitol at such times as it may
designate, but there shall not be to exceed four regular meetings each year;
provided, that the president of the board shall have power to call special meet-

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ings Whenever in his judgment it becomes necessary. The members of the
board shall receive as compensation for their services the sum of three dollars
per day for each day employed, and five cents per mile actually and necessarily
traveled in attending the meetings of the board, which sum shall be paid out
of the state treasury upon vouchers of t' board duly certified by the presi-
dent and secretary thereof.

(2628) 5. OATH oF OFFICE. QUAL:viCcATIONS.] At the first meeting of
the said state live stock sanitary board the members thereof shall take and
subseribe the oath of office required of other civil officers and shall then pro-
ceed to elect a president, secretary and executive officer. The executive officer
shall be a competent and skilled veterinarian who at the time of said election
shall be a graduate in good standing of a recognized school of veterinary
medicine and surgery, and who shall not be a member of this board.

(2683) 6. SauARy OF EXECUTIVE OFFICER. Bonp. OatTH.] The exe-
cutive officer of said state live stock sanitary board shall receive for his services
such a sum as may be deemed proper by said board. The payment of said
salary shall be made from the funds appropriated for the use of this board
and in order to carry into effect the purpose of this act. Before entering upon
the discharge of these duties he shall give a bond to the State of North Dakota
with good and sufficient surety in the sum of five thousand dollars, conditioned
on the proper discharge of the same. He shall furthermore receive actual
expenses incurred and paid by him in the discharge of his duties, and such
amounts shall be paid out of the fund appropriated for said board. Said
executive officer shall, upon entering upon his duties, take an oath well and
truly to perform all the duties required of him under the provisions of this
act, which said oath shall be taken before any judge of a district court or
notary public within the state and shall be filed with the secretary of state.

(2684) 7. DutTIES or EXECUTIVE OFFICER.] The executive officer of said
live stock sanitary board shall act as state veterinarian and it shall be his
duty :

1. To ascertain by personal examination or through reports from other
aceredited representatives of said board all information which he can obtain
regarding the existence of contagious, infectious and epidemic diseases of
animals.

2. To execute all orders, rules and regulations made by said live stock
sanitary board and to present at the quarterly meetings of said board a de-
tailed report of all matters connected with the work done by him or his sub-
ordinates during the quarter preceding said meeting.

(2685) 8. BAcCTERIOLOGIST AND CONSULTING VETERINARIAN.] The pro-
fessor of veterinary science of the state agricultural college shall act as bae-
teriologist and consulting veterinarian to the said state live stock sanitary
board, and it shall be his duty to make bacteriologic or pathologie examina-
tion of all diseased animals or portions thereof, or of such material as may
be forwarded to him by the said board or its duly authorized agents. It shall
also be his duty to furnish material as far as lies in his power for the diagnosis
of contagious diseases and instructions as to its use. For the services ren-
dered said bacteriologist shall receive such compensation as the state live stock

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sanitary board may deem proper, which shalt be pad out of the fund appro-
priated for the use of said board.

(2686) 9. PoweERS or BoarD.| Authority is hereby given to said state
live stock sanitary board to take all steps it may deem necessary to control,
suppress and eradicate any and all contagious and infectious diseases among
any of the domestic animals of the state, and to that end said board is hereby
empowered to quarantine any domestic animal which is infected with any such
disease or which has been exposed to infection therefrom, and to kill any
animal so infected; to regulate or prohibit the arrival in or departure from
the state, or any portion of the state, of any such exposed or infected animal,
and at the cost of the owner thereof to detain any domestic animal found in
yiolation of any such regulation or prohibition.

(2687) 10. Kituine or DIsEASED Stock, METHOD OF. {ELECTION OF
EXPERTS.| Whenever a domestic animal has been adjudged to be affected
with a contagious or infectious disease and has been ordered killed by said
state live stock sanitary board or by an accredited agent thereof, the owner
or keeper of said animul shall be notified thereof, and within twenty-four hours
thereafter its owner or keeper may file a protest against the killing thereof
with said board or its accredited agent who has ordered such animal killed.
Such notice shall state under oath that to the best of the knowledge and belief
of the person making such protest, such animal is not infected with any con-
tagious or infectious disease; whereupon an examination of the animal in-
volved shall be made by three experts, one of said experts to be appointed by
said state live stock sanitary board, one to be appointed by the person making
such protest and the two thus appointed to choose a third, but all experts shall
be persons learned in veterinary medicine and surgery and graduates of a
regularly organized and recognized veterinary college.

(2688) 11. EXPENSE or EXPERTS, How Paip.| In ease all three experts
or any two of them declare that such animal is free from any contagious or
infectious disease, then the expense of the consultation shall be paid by the
state live stock sanitary board out of the funds appropriated for the carrying
into effect of this act, and in case the three experts or any two of them declare
the animal to be infected with a contagious or infectious disease then the
expenses incurred in the consultation shall be paid by the person making the
protest, and said expenses may be collected the same as in case of appeal in
civil action. :

(2689) 12. DiIsposaL oF CARCASS OF DISEASED ANIMAL.] It shall be the
duty of the owner or keeper of any animal killed by the order of the live
stock sanitary board te clispdse of the careass of said animal in the’ manner
prescribed by the board, and whenever the owner or keeper of an animal killed
as aforesaid be unknown, the carcass shall be disposed of~in the aforesaid
manner at the expense of the county in which the careass is located.

(2690) 13. Boarp May Employ AGENTS AND ASSISTANTS.| The state
live stock sanitary board is further authorized to employ such officers, agents
or assistants as it may deem necessary to carry out the purposes of this act,
at a compensation to be fixed by the said board and which shall be paid from
the funds appropriated for the purpose of carrying into effect the purpose of

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this act. Said live stock sanitary board is further empowered to grant the
same authority as agents of said board to the inspectors of.the United States
department of agriculture, but when said inspectors are engaged in work by
direction or request of the board they shall not receive compensation from the
state or be required to give bond. .

(2691) 14. Boarp Has Powers or JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.] The state
live stock sanitary board or any member or duly authorized agent thereof may
examine or cause to be examined under oath all persons believed to possess
knowledge of material facts concerning the existence. or dissemination, or
danger of dissemination of disease among domestic animals, and for this pur-
pose shall have ali the powers vested in justices of the peace to take depositions
and to compel witnesses to attend and testify, and to administer oaths. Wit-
nesses shall receive the same fees for attendance and travel as witnesses before
the district courts, and said fees shall be paid out of the general fund of the
state.

(2692) .-15. POWER OVER AND OF PEACE OFFICERS.| The state live stock
sanitary board shall have power to call any sheriff, deputy sheriff or constable
to execute its orders, and officers shail obey the orders of said board, and the
officers performing such duties shall receive compensation therefor as is pre-
‘scribed by law for like services and shall be paid therefor in like manner.
Any ofticer may arrest and take before any justice of the peace of the county
any person found violating any of the provisions of this act, and such officer
shall immediately notify the state’s attorney of such arrest and he shall prose- .
cute the person so offending according to the law.

(2693) 16. ANNUAL ReEporT.| The said live stock sanitary board shall
make annual report to the governor of North Dakota of all its proceedings
and transactions from the preceding year, on the first day of December, and
said report shall be published by the State of North Dakota.

(2694) 17. Duty oF OWNERS oF Stock To REPORT To Boarp.| It shall
be the duty of any person who discovers, suspects or has reason to believe that
any domestic animal belonging to him or any in his charge or that may come
under his observation belonging to other parties is affected with any contagious
or infectious disease, to immediately report such fact, belief or suspicion to
the state live stock sanitary board, or to a member or representative thereof.

(2695) 18. EMERGENCY FunpD IN Case or Epirmic.] In ease of any
serious outbreak of any contagious, infectious or epidemic diseases among
domestic animals which cannot be controlled with the funds at the disposal
of said live stock sanitary board, said board shall at once notify the governor,
who thereupon shall call a meeting of the emergency commission, who may
authorize money to be drawn from the state treasury to meet the emergency.

(2696) 19* APpROPRIATION.] ‘here is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the state treasury not otherwise appropriated the sum of seven thou-
sand five hundred dollars per annum or so much thereof as may be necessary for
the purpose of paying the expenses incurred by the state live stock sanitary
board in carrying out the purposes of this act.

(2697) 20. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION oF Law.]| Any person violating.
any of the provisions of this act or any rule or regulation made by the state

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live stock sanitary board shail be guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by
a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars or more than five hundred dollars,
or by imprisonment not less than thirty days or more than ninety days.

21. REPEAL.| All acts or parts of acts inconsistent with any of the pro-
visions of this act are hereby repealed.

22. JIMERGENCY.}| Whereas, the terms of office of the present state
veterinarians’ expire considerable time in advance of the constitutional date
when acts take effect; and, whereas, the said state live stock sanitary board
_ will require considerable time to formulate its labors, therefore an emergency
exists and this act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage
and approval by the governor. |

*NoTE: Sec. 19, (2696) is amended by sub-division 25, Chap. 43, Session
Laws 1915. Sec. 17 (2694) is amended by Chap. 235, Session Laws 1915.

CHAPTER 235, SESSION LAWS 1915.
(H. B. No. 134—Carey.)

NOTIFICATION OF LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD AS TO DISEASED
_ ANIMALS.

AN ACT to amend Section 2694 of the Compiled Laws of North Dakota for
the year 1913, Relating to the notification of the State Live Stock Sanitary
Board when Live Stock is Affected or Believed to be Affected with any
Contagiou§ Disease.

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of North Dakota: |
1. AMENDMENT.|] That Section 2694 of the Compiled Laws of North

Dakota for the year 1913 is hereby amended to read as follows:

2694. STATE BoarD TO BE NotiFiED.| It shall be the duty of any person
who discovers, suspects: or has reason to believe that any domestic animal be-
longing to him or which is in his charge, or that any domestic animal belong-
ing to other parties, is affected by any contagious disease, to immediately
report such knowledge, suspicion or belief to the state live stock sanitary
board, or to a member or representative thereof; or, if he chooses, he may
notify the township clerk, or in case the clerk cannot be found, he may notify
any township supervisor, and it shall be the duty of-the offiver so notified to
immediately report to the state live stock sanitary board. Failure on the part
of any such officer to immediately report to the state live stock sanitary board
or a Memver or representative thereof shall subject him to the penalty pre-
seribed in Section 2697 of the Compiled Laws for 1913. It shall be the duty
of the state live stock sanitary board to cause a sufficient number of placards,
with this law printed thereon to be sent to the county auditors of the different
counties and said county auditors shall distribute said placards, or shall
send said placards to, the township clerk of each township; the township clerk
shall post the placards in at least three conspicuous places, one of which places
shall be the polling place and one in the town hall, if the township has a town
hall.

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2. HMERGENCY.| Whereas, an emergency exists in that no adequate pro-
vision exists in law for reporting the presence of contagious disease among live
stock, therefore this act shall take effect and be in force from and after its
passage and approval.

Approved, February 18, 1915.

CHAPTER 38, POL. CODE, COMPILED LAWS 1913.

CHAPTER 175. SESSION LAWS 1913.
(. B. No. 13—Enderson.)

‘GLANDERS.

AN ACT to Amend and Re-enact Chapter 170 of the Laws of 1907, Entitled, |
‘«An. Act Indemnifying Owners for Animals Killed or Destroyed According
to Law for Being Affected with the Disease Known as Glanders.’’

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of North Dakota:

(2726) 1. APPRAISAL, How Mapz.] Whenever the state live stock sani-
tary board, or, any of its authorized agents, shall deem the slaughter of a
horse, gelding, mare, ass or mule necessary under the provisions of Section 10,
Chapter 169, Session Laws of 1907, the actual value of said animal at the time
of appraisal shall be determined by the state live stock sanitary board or its
agent within twenty-four hours after the killing or destruction is ordered;
provided, that if the owner or keeper is aggrieved by such appraisal he may
cause a board of appraisers to be appointed according to Section 2 of this act;
provided, the provisions of this section shal! not prevent the owner or keeper
of animals condemned and ordered destroyed by the live stock sanitary board
from the right of protest and examination as provided for in Section 10 of
Chapter 169, Session Laws of 1907. - :

(2727) 2. APPRAISERS, How APporntep.] In case the owner, or his
agent, of the animal or animals to be destroyed under the provisions of this
.act is not satisfied with the appraisal made by the state live stock sanitary
board, or its agents, he may protest against the same, whereupon a board of
three appraisers is to be formed, of which one member shall be the agent of
the state live stock sanitary board, one member shall be selected by the owner
of the animal or animals involved, and a third member shall be selected by the
first two members as herein provided. Whenever an appraisal of the animal
or animals involved shall be made by such board, according to Section 3 of this
act, and in case all appraisers or any two of them agree upon a certain valua-
tion, this appraisal shall be regarded as final.

(2728) 3. Maximum VALUATION.| In making the appraisment the value
put upon the animal or animals shall be the amount that such animal or animals
would be worth had they not been affected with glanders; provided, however,
that in no case shall the appraised value of any one animal exceed $100.00,
to be paid by the state as hereinafter provided. ;

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(2729) 4. PROCEDURE 0& DESTRUCTION AND CERTIFICATION.| It ‘shall be
the duty of the state live stock sanitary board, or*its authorized agent, who
ordered the destruction of the animals involved, and who made the appraisal
or took part in the same, to give notice of said facts in writing to the owner
or keeper of said animal or animals, and to certify to such facts in writing to
a justice of the peace of the county in which the said animal or animals are
located, describing in said notice the diseased animal or animals with a reason-
able degree of certainty, stating the name of the animal when known.

(2730) 95. Duty or OwneEr.| It shall be the duty of the owner or keeper
of any animal or animals to be destroyed, to destroy the same or cause the
same to be destroyed, and to dispose of the carcass or carcasses, or cause the
same to be destroyed before two witnesses or before the agent of the live stock
sanitary board, in accordance with Section 12, Chapter 169, Session Laws of
1907, and to make proper affidavit of such facts, which shall be sworn to by
such witnesses or the agent of the state live stock sanitary board before the
justice of the peace to whom the certification provided for in Section 4 of this
act was made, within five days after the destruction notice was served upon
him,

(2731) 6. COMPENSATION or ANIMALS KinLEp.] It shall be the duty
of the justice af the peace to file with the executive officer of the state live
stock sanitary board the e¢ertification of the state live stock sanitary board or
its authorized agent and the affidavits of the owner or keeper, sworn to accord-
ing to Section 5 of this act, that the animal or animals have been killed and
buried in accordance with Section 12, Chapter 169, Session Laws of 1907.
The executive officer of the state live stock sanitary board, after recording the
same upon his docket shall examine the same, and if found correct, file the same
with the state auditor, who shall issue a warrant on the state treasurer for
one-half of the sum named in the appraisers’ return.

(2732) 7.\ Duty oF THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.| When the owner or
keeper of animais ordered destroyed by the agent of the live stock sanitary
board fails to comply with such order and to file with the justice of the.peace
the affidavit herein required, the justice of the peace to whom the notice of the
destruction of an animal or animals ordered to be destroyed was made, must
notify the sheriff or any constable within the county that the order of the state
live stock sanitary board, or its authorized agents, has not been complied with,
_ or that the animal or animals have not been killed’ and buried, as provided
for in Section 12, Chapter 169, Session Laws of 1907, failure to make affidavit
as provided for in Section 5 of this act to be construed as non-compliance with
the provisions of this act.

(2733) 8. Duty or SHERIFF.] It shall be the duty of the sheriff or con-
stable of the county, immediately after receiving notice from the justice of the )
peace to proceed to destroy the animal or animals ordered to be destroyed by
the state live stock sanitary board or its authorized agent, and the officer per-
forming such duty shall receive compensation therefor as is Beeseaibed by law
for like services and shall be paid therefor in like manner.

(2734) 9. Procrepines, How Conpuctep. Frns.] The justice of the
peace to whom certification is made shall enter upon his docket a record of all

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proceedings and to tax all costs of justice, officers and appraisers other than
the authorized agent or agents of the state live stock sanitary board, which
costs and fees shall be certified by him to the board of county commissioners,
and shall be audited and paid out of the general fund of such county, the same
aS costs in criminal actions before justices of the peace; provided, however,
that it shall appear in any such proceedings that the animal or animals
destroyed have not been kept within the county where the proceedings are
had for at least sixty days immediately prior to such order of destruction,
then the costs of all proceedings hereunder shall be certified by the county
auditor of the county wherein the proceedings took place to the state auditor,
who shall issue a warrant on the state treasurer for the amount of the costs
paid by the county in favor of the.county auditor of such county, such warrant
to be paid out of the general fund of the state for the purpose of reimbursing
said county.

(2735) 10. PAYMENTS, WHEN Not Mapbe.] The right of imdemnity
shall not exist and payment shall not be made in the following cases:

1st. For animals belonging to the United States or the State of North
Dakota, or any city, county, township or village in the state.

2nd. When the owner or claimant at the time of coming into possession
of the animal or animals knew such animal or animals to be diseased with
glanders or exposed to such disease.

3rd. When the owner, his agent or claimant, fails to make affidavit of
the destruction and disposal of the carcass or carcasses before the justice of
the peace as provided for in Section 5 of this act.

4th. For animals found to have been diseased at the time of their arrival
in this state.

5th. For animals that are brought into the state to do contract work.

6th. When the animal or animals at the time of their destruction have
peen in the state less than six months.

7th. When the owner or owners shall have been guilty of negligence or
{of} wilfully exposing his or their animal or animals to the influence of
‘infected or contaminated surroundings.

8th. When the owner or claimant is not a resident of the State of North
Dakota.

11. ReEreau.! All acts or parts of acts in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed. 3

CHAPTER 52, PENAL CODE, COMPILED LAWS
OF NORTH DAKOTA FOR 1913.

IMPORTATION, SALE AND EXPOSURE OF INFECTED STOCK.

9791. ImporTiING, USING or SELLING INFECTED Stock.|] Every person
who, either:
1. Imports or brings into this state any horse, mule or ass, or,

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2. Suffers same to run at large upon any common, highway or uninclosed
land ;. or,

3. Uses, ties or keeps the same in any public place, stable or barn; or,

4. Sells, trades or offers to sell or trade the same, knowing or having
good reason to believe such horse, mule or ass to be infected with the disease
known as glanders or button-farcy, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, is punishable by imprisonment in a county jail, not exceed-
ing one year, or by a fine of not less than fifty and not exceeding five hundred
dollars, or by both. (R. C. 1905, Chap. 9072; 1883, Ch. 65, Sec. bh. C. 1895,
See. 7331.)

CHAPTER 164, SESSION LAWS 1915.
(H. B. No. 463—Turner and Westdal.)

CHANGING GLANDERED HORSE FUND TO GLANDERS AND
DOURINE HORSE FUND.

AN ACT to Designate the Glandered Horse Fund as the Glanders and Dourine
Horse Fund, and to Provide for the Appraisement of Animals and Indemni-
fication to Owners for Animals Destroyed for Dourine, and the Payment
Therefor.

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of North Dakota:

1. DESIGNATING. GLANDERS AND DOoOURINE HorsE FuND.] The fund in-
dicated in Section 2736, Compiled Laws of the State of North Dakota, for the
year 1913, as the glandered horse fund shall hereby be designated as the
glanders and dourine horse fund.

2. DivertiIneg Funp.] All moneys now in or hereafter deposited in the
glandered horse fund shall be placed in the glanders and dourine horse fund
and shall be preserved inviolate for the payment of claims for indemnity
allowed for animals destroyed for either glanders or dourine.

3. APPRAISEMENT, How MapE.| Whenever the state live stock sanitary
board, or its authorized agent shall deem the slaughter of a stallion, gelding,
mare or jackass necessary for being infected with dourine, the value of such
animals shall be determined by the actual market selling-price and the ap-
praisement made accordingly by an agent of the state live stock sanitary
board. Provided, that the maximum appraisement for any grade stallion,
gelding, mare or jackass shall be one hundred ($100.00) dollars, and the
maximum appraisement for any ptrebred registered stallion, mare or jackass
shall be one hundred fifty ($150.00) dollars. Provided, that the indemnity
paid by the state shall be a sum equal to the indemnity paid by the federal
government.

4, INDEMNIFICATION FOR ANIMALS DESTROYED FoR DouRINE.] The owner
of any animal, appraised, condemned and destroyed for dourine shall be paid
one-half the appraised value, as provided in Section 3 of this act, when such
appraisement, condemnation and destruction of animal has been properly cer-

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tified to by the agent of the live stock sanitary board; provided, that the right _

of indemnity shall not exist and payments shall not be made in the following
cases: ; i

ist. For animals belonging to the United States or the State of North
Dakota, or any city, county, township or village in the state.

2nd. When the owner or claimant at the time of coming into possession
of the animal or animals knew such animal or animals to be diseased with
dourine or exposed to such disease.

3rd. For animals found to have been diseased at the ee of their arrival
in this state. ;

4th. For animals that are brought into the state to do contract work.

Sth. When the animal or animals at the time of their destruction have
been in the.state less than six months.

6th. When the owner or owners shall have been guilty of negligence or
wilfully exposing his or their animal or animals to the influence of infected
animals.

7th. When the owner or claimant is not a resident of the State of North
Dakota.

All claims shall be approved e the state auditing board, and the state
auditor shall issue warrants against the glanders and dourine horse fund for
the amount of indemnity.

5. EMERGENCY.] An emergency exists from the fact that the state has
become obligated to the federal government to incur the expense of one-half
the indemnity for animals destroyed fer dourine, and there, is no designated
fund cut of which the warrants to be issued for such claims can be paid;
therefore, this act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage
and approval.

Approved, March 11, 1915.

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RULES AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING GLANDERS AND
GLANDERS-FARCY.

Rute 1—In all cases of suspected glanders or glanders-farcy, the owner
or person in charge should immediately isolate the suspected animals, then
notify the state veterinarian or nearest assistant state veterinarian describing
symptoms exhibited by suspected animals and advising of his exact location »
in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 169, Session Laws 1907.

RuLE 2—When the state veterinarian or regularly appointed assistant state
veterinarian determines‘ by examination that an animal is affected with the
' dangerous communicable disease known as glanders or glanders-farey, such
animal shall be immediately condemned and: destroyed in accordance with
Section 1, Chapter 170, Session Laws 1907, as authorized by Section 9, Chapter
169, Session Laws 1907, and the followi ing notice shall be served on the owner
or person in charge: ;

NORTH DAKOTA LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD Be

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STATE LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

DESTROY NOTICE.

BPO tia. Ra FEROS S INGOMESS Ih ee Se ea Catimitiy Ob icai. en ee er cisay ea.
North Dakota. _

Upon the appraisal of the following described. animals as provided for in
Chapter 175, Session Laws of 1913, you are hereby ordered to immediately
Be MOV RE es ay sha eiadn aoe aage alia la eS pate Say 5 the same being affected with a dangerous
contagious disease Para as glanders, and you are further ordered to bury or
burn said.careass. If buried, they must be at least four feet below the sur-
face of the ground; if burned they must be entirely consumed. Failure on
_ your part to carry out this order will be deemed a misdemeanor, and yea will
be subject to DER enon as prescribed by law.

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Assistant State Veterinarian.

Where the right to indemnity does not exist, said animals shall be immedi-
ately destroyed and be buried or burned in accordance with Section 12, Chapter
169, Session Laws 1907.

Providing, whenever a domestic animal has been adjudged by the state
veterinarian or an assistant state veterinarian to be affected with glanders or
glanders-farcy and has been ordered killed, the owner if aggrieved at the deci-
sion may file a protest against the killing thereof in accordance with Sections.
10 and 11 of Chapter 169, Session Laws of 1907, also provisions contained in
Section 2, Chapter 175, Session Laws of 1913.

Where the agent of the live stock sanitary board orders the killing of an
animal for glanders and does not witness the killing thereof, said agent must
brand said condemned animal by burning the letter K on the central portion
of the left side of the neck; said letter K to be not less than 3 inches high
and 3 inches wide.

Rute 3—Any animal that has been exposed to the contagiou of glanders
or glanders-farey shall be quarantined in such place as indicated and until
such time as said quarantine be raised, in writing, by the state veterinarian
or duly authorized assistant state veterinarian, and it shall be the duty of the
owner or keeper ‘of said animal to comply with said quarantine order and
properly disinfect all premises as directed by the state veterinarian or assistant
veterinarian, by authority indieated in Section 9 9, Chapter 169, Session Laws
ON ae

The following quarantine notice shall be served on the owner or agent in
charge of said animals: ;

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STATE LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

QUARANTINE NOTICE.

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being on the...... of section is. | township . 2.5% : ramees Yall. ae

same having been exposed to, or now having symptoms of a disease known as

glanders or glanders-farcy, and must for the safety of the public and yourself

be kept in the same...... QS ecne MOW Pe: oe , separate from ali others. You

are forbidden to sell or exchange or in -any way part with said animal...,

“AMC Na pecans must not be removed from...... present quarters without the written

consent of the state veterinarian or an assistant.

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State Veterinarian.

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Assistant State Veterinarian.

RULE 4—Whenever the owner or keeper of any animals suspected of being
affected with or exposed to glanders, or glanders-farcy, desires diagnosis made
by what is known as the mallein test, said test to be applied by an agent
_ of the live stock sanitary board, the owner or keeper must share the expense
of said test, said expense to owner or keeper not to exceed $5.00 per day.

Providing that the sanitary board or state veterinarian must approve who
may be employed to apply said test, and the employe must be a graduate of
a recognized veterinary college in good standing. The test shall be made by the
use of mallein issued by the North Dakota Serum Institute or manufactured or
approved by the U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry, and according to the
Bureau of Animal Industry regulations. :

All animals reacting to the mallein test when accompanied by any clinical
symptoms or glanders or glanders-farcy shall be condemned and destroyed as
prescribed in Rule 2. .

Animals that react to the mallein test but do not display any other
symptoms suspicious of glanders shall be condemned and destroyed as provided
in Rule 2, unless the owner or persons in charge shall make written request that
such animals be placed in quarantine to be subjected to a retest. If such appl-
cation be made to the sanitary board or agent of the board and the applicant
shall agree with the board or agents of the board that the applicant will pay
the expense of ‘such quarantine and retest required, the board or agent of the
board may order such anima! into quarantine under such conditions and for
such time as the board or agent of the board shall direct, and said animal
shall be branded by having the letter X burned on center of right side of
neck, said letter to be not less than twc inches square.

If upon retesting said animal or animals, said animal or animals react to
mallein test then said animal or animals shall he condemned and destroyed
in accordance with Rule 2.

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Where animal or animals are retested and no reaction secured or no clinical
symptoms suspicious of glanders exhibited, said quarantine may be raised,
providing the state veterinarian or assistant state veterinarian is satisfied that
no further infection or exposure exists.

The above rules and regulations concerning glanders and glanders-farcy,
were re-established by the live stock sanitary board at Bismarck, North Dakota,
June 19, 1913, as authorized by Section 2, Chapter 169, Session Laws of 1907,
and to comply with Chapter 175, Session Laws of 1913, and precludes all other
rules and regulations that may conflict on this subject.

PENALTY.| Section 20 of Chapter 169, Session Laws 1907; Chapter 38,
Political Code, Compiled Laws, 1913, Section 2697. ‘‘ Anyone violating any
of the provisions of this act or any rule or regulation made by the state live
stock sanitary board shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by a
fine of not less than $25.00 or more than $500.00, or by imprisonment not
less than thirty days or more than ninety days.’’

RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO A DANGER.
OUS COMMUNICABLE DISEASE OF ANIMALS
KNOWN AS DOURINE.

The state live stock sanitary board having determined that dourine existing
in horses in this state can only be eradicated by adopting rigid measures, there-
fore by authority granted in Sections 2 and 9 of Chapter 169, Session Laws
1907, the following regulations for the eradication of dourine are hereby
established.

1. Any owner or person in charge cf any mares, stallions or jackasses,
shall when ordered by an authorized agent of the live stock sanitary board,
round up or gather and submit said animals to such inspection as the agent
of the live stock sanitary board shall direct, or be subjected to arrest, as pro-
vided for in Section 15, Chapter 169, Session Laws 1907. (Chapter 38,
Political Code, Compiled Laws 1913, Sections 2679 and 2686.) |

2. Whenever it has been determined by the application of the complement
fixation test that any mare, stallion, jack or gelding is infected with dourine
said infected animal shall be appraised by the agent of the live stock sanitary
board as hereinafter provided, and said animal shall be immediately destroyed.

3. The value of any stallion, jack, mare or gelding, infected with dourine
shall be determined by the actual market selling price, and the appraisement
made accordingly.

4. Owners will be indemnified for animals destroyed on account of being
infected with dourime as hereinafter provided.

5. The United States Department of Agriculture will pay one-half the
indemnity on mares, grade stallions, jacks and geldings destroyed for dourine,
and the state will assume the payment of one-half the indemnity subject to an
appropriation being created by the next legislature to provide for said in-

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demnity, provided, in no instance shall the full indemnity to be paid on said
animals exceed $100.00. Provided, in the instance of pure bred registered
stallions and mares as determined by pedigree of registration in a recognized
horse registry association, the maximum indemnity shall be $150.00. The
state shall assume the payment of one-half of said maximum indemnity as
hereinbefore provided and the United States Department of Agriculture will
pay the balance.

6. Considering the provision for indemnity contained in these regulations
it is to the best interest of all parties concerned in the horse industry to
co-operate with the sanitary authorities and use their best efforts in aiding
in the eradication of this disease.

VENALTY.| Any person violating any of the provisions of this act or any
rule or regulation made by the s‘ate live stock sanitary board shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars
or more than five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment not less than thirty days
or more than ninety days.

REPEAL.| Any portion of the regulations pertainmg to dourine previously
established that is inconsistent with the above regulations is hereby rene

Bismarck, ,N. D., April 17th, 1914.

CHAPTER 38, POLITICAL CODE, COMPILED LAWS
OF NORTH DAKOTA, 1913.

CHAPTER 310, SESSION LAWS OF 1911, PAGE 554.
. CHB Nog eos und.)

TUBERCULOSIS.
REIMBURSEMENT OF OWNERS OF TUBERCULAR CATTLE.

AN ACT to Provide for the Reimbursement of Owners of Cattle Destroyed
by Order of the State Live Stock Sanitary Broad on Account of the Disease
Known as Tuberculosis, and Providing for the Levy of a Tax to Create a
Fund Therefor. ‘

(2699) 1. Novticzr, How Srervep.| Whenever any neat animal or animals

‘have been adjudged to be infected with the disease known as tuberculosis, by

the state live stock sanitary board, it shall be the duty of said board, or its

duly authorized agent to serve a written notice upon its owner or keeper, of
such decision before the killing of said animal or animals condemned, which
notice shall contain the provisions for a protest according to Section 5 of this
act, and if no protest is made by the owner or keeper, such animal or animals
shall be appraised according to the provisions contained in Section 2 of this aet.

(2700) 2. Appraisal, How Mapz.| Whenever any neat cattle has been-
adjudged to be infected with the disease known as tuberculosis by the state
live stock sanitary board and has been ordered killed by said board and is

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killed in accordance therewith, the actual value of said animal or animals at
the time of appraisal shall be determined by the state live stock sanitary
board or its authorized agent, within twenty-four hours after the killing is
ordered and before it or they are killed; provided, that if the owner or keeper
is aggrieved. by such appraisal he may cause a board of appraisers to be ap-
pointed according to Section 3 of this act.

(2701) 3. APPRAISERS, How. APPOINTED.| In case the owner of a neat
_ animal or animals to be killed under the provisions of this act, or his agent,
is not satisfied with the appraisal made by the state live stock sanitary board
or its agents, he may protest against the same, whereupon a board of three
appraisers is to be formed, of which one member shall be the agent of the
state live stock sanitary board, one member shall be selected by the owner of
‘the animal or animals involved, and a third’member shall be selected by the
first two members as herein provided. Whereupon an appraisal of animals
involved shall be made by the board of appraisers, according to Section 4 of
this act, and in case all three appraisers or any two of them agree mba a
certain valuation, this appraisal shall be regarded as final.

(2702) 4. Maximum VaLuaTion.] In no case shall the appraised value
of. a grade neat animal of two years old or more exceed twenty-five dollars,
nor that of a grade neat animal below that age exceed fifteen dollars; provided,
in the case of pure bred neat cattle, accompanied by certificates of registra-
tion in the recognized herd book, the appraised value of said pure bred neat
cattle of two years old or over shall not exceed fifty dollars, nor that of pure
bred neat cattle under two years of age exceed thirty dollars.

Nove: Section 4, (2702) amended by Chapter 263, S. L. 1915.

(2703) 5. Protest, How Maps.| Providing the owner or his agent is
aggrieved with the diagnosis of the state live stock sanitary board, or its
agents, said owner may within twenty-four hours make protest against diagno-
sis; and be entitled to consultation, in accordance with the provisions of Ree.
an 10 and 11 of Chapter 169 of Session Laws of 1907.

(2704) 6. FEES, How Par.|] The two members of this board of ap-
praisers, not connected with the state live stock sanitary board, shall be
entitled to one dollar per day for their services, to be paid out of the fund
created for the purpose of carrying out this act, upon presentation of vouchers
to the state auditor and duly approved by the state live stock sanitary board.

(2705) 7. Wo May Take ADVANTAGE OF THIs ActT.| The owner of
any neat cattle affected with tuberculosis, or so adjudged by the state live
stock sanitary board, amd appraised in accordance with this act shall be entitled
to the amount named in the appraisal providing that the owner or owners of
such neat cattle has applied to the state live stock sanitary board for a tuber-
culin test to be made under the supervision of said board, and provided, fur-
ther, that said owner enters into the following agreement:

In consideration of the assistance of the state live stock sanitary board in
the eradication of tuberculosis from my neat cattle by means of the tuberculin
test, and in order to secure the state reimbursement for animals killed on
MeeOuNte OL. tuberculosis, To... ie Nees see iy Tanah aes Paes Ghar. wee. nye

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owner of said neat cattle, comprising of. s.2 0... Poi 42 ee sone eee ee eee
do hereby agree as follows:

A. That I will abide by the decision of the state live stock sanitary board
whether or not a neat animal should be killed or to be segregated on account
of tuberculosis: |

B. In any case in which segregation is decided upon, I will cause all
animals which react to the tuberculin test to be removed from the herd and
portion of the premises or farm upon which the healthy animals of the herd
are maintained, and I will cause the diseased animals is be permanently
segregated from the healthy animals.

C. In all cases where the milk from such segregated reacting cows is to
be used for any purpose whatsoever, I will cause the said milk to be sterilized
or pasteurized.

D. In case any reacting bull is used for breeding purposes, I agree to
have him held on leash and not permit him to leave the premises reserved for
his use, and that the healthy cows bred to such bull will not be unduly exposed
to infected premises or to other diseased cattle.

EK. 1 will cause the young from segregated reacting animals to be removed
from their mothers at birth, and will not permit the said young to suck their
mothers.

F. Any part of my premises contaminated by reacting animals will be
submitted by me to a thorough disinfection under the direction or supervision
of tne state live stock sanitary board at my own expense.

G. Iwill add no eattle to the said herd which have not passed a tubereulin
test administered by an authorized public agent qualified to perform such test,
or by an inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry.

H. In ease I do not conform with any or all of the above agreements, I
voluntarily relinquish any further claim upon the State of North Dakota for
the reimbursement of neat cattle ordered killed on account of tuberculosis.

I. I relinquish all claims for the carcasses of animals killed and to be
reimbursed for by the state.

(2706) 8. CuAaIms, How Paip.] The return of appraisers made under
this act shall be in writing, and signed by the state live stock sanitary board
or its agents making the appraisement or by the board of appraisers in ease
of protest, also signed by the owner of said neat cattle condemned and certified
to by the executive officer of the state live stock sanitary board, to the state
auditor, who shall draw a warrant on the state treasurer in favor of the owner
for the amount thereof.

(2707) 9. Carcasses, How DIspPosED or.| All and any money realized
by the state live stock sanitary board from the sale of the whole of any part
of neat animals killed for tuberculosis and inspected and passed as provided
for in Section 2005, revised codes of 1905, as amended by Chapter 162, Ses-
sion Laws of 1909, must be turned in to the state treasurer and by him to be
credited to the fund provided for in this act, or may be paid to the owner of
said condemned neat cattle, and the amount thereof deducted from the ap-
praised value of said condemned neat cattle.

NORTH DAKOTA LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD 1

(2708) 10. OWNER SHALL Not BE INDEMNIFIED IN THE FOLLOWING
CASES.| The right to be indemnified shall not exist, and payment shall not
be made in the following cases:

First: For animals belonging to the United States, or any county, city,
township, or village in the state.

Second: When the owner at the time of coming into possession of the
animal or animals knew it or them to be diseased or suspected of it or them
being diseased. .

Third: For animals found to have been diseased at the time of their
arrival in this state.

Fourth: When the owner is a non-resident and not engaged in the breed-
ing of live stock in this state.

Fifth: When the animal or animals, at the time of its or their killing had
been in the state less than six months.

_Sixth: When the owner shall have been guilty of negligence by wilfully ~
exposing his animal or animals to the infection of tuberculosis or violated any
of the sections of the agreement contained in section seven of this act.

(2709) 11. Funp, How CrEaTep.| For the purpose of creating a fund
to provide for the expenses incurred in carrying out the provisions of this act,
there is hereby created a fund to be known as the bovine tuberculosis fund.

(2710) 12. Duty or State BoarpD oF EQUALIZATION.| It shall be the
duty of-the state board of equalization at the time of the levy of the annual
tax, to levy a special tax of one-twentieth of a mill on the dollar upon the
assessed valuation of all property, and when collected paid into the hands of
the state treasurer who shall at once enter the same into the bovine tuberculo-
sis fund, said fund shall be preserved inviolate for the purpose of paying the
expenses incurred in carrying out the previsions of this act.

NoTE: Sec. 12, (2710) amended by Chap. 10, 8S. L. 1915.

CHAPTER 263, SESSION LAWS 1915.
(S. B. No. 246—McBride.)

INDEMNIFYING OWNERS OF TUBERCULAR CATTLE.

AN ACT to Amend and Re-enact Section 2702 of the Compiled Laws of the
State of North Dakota for 1915, Reimbursement of the Owners of Tuber-
cular Cattle.

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of North Dakota:
1. AMENDMENT.] That Section 2702 of the Compiled Laws of the State
of North Dakota for 1913 is hereby amended and re-enacted to read as follows:
2702. Maximum VALUATION.] In no ease shall the appraised value of a
grade neat animal of two years old or more exceed forty dollars, nor that of
a grade neat animal under that age exceed twenty dollars; provided, in the
case of pure bred neat cattle, accompanied by certificates of registration in

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the recognized herd book, the appraised value of said pure bred neat cattle
of two years old or over shall not exceed eighty dollars, nor that of pure bred
neat cattie under two years of age exceed forty dollars.

CHAPTER 64, SESSION LAWS 1915.
(S. B. No. 305—Englund.)

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PROHIBITING SALE Of PUREBRED CATTLE, CERTIFICATE OF
“HEALTH.

AN ACT to Amend and Re-enact Section 2761 of the Compiled Laws of the
State of North Dakota for 1913, Prohibiting the Sale of Purebred Cattle or
Cattle Represented to be Purebred, for Any Other Purpose Except Slaughter
‘Unless Accompanied by a Certificate of Health and Providing a ge
Thereof. i

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of North Dakota:

1. AMENDMENT.|] That Section 2761 of the Compiled Laws of the State
of North Dakota for 1913 is hereby amended and re-enacted to read as follows:

2761. CERTIFICATE or HeALTH of PUREBRED CATTLE REQUIRED.] «All per-
sons selling purebred cattle, or cattle represented to be purebred, for any pur-
pose except slaughter shall before delivery, make a statement to the state live
stock sanitary board on blanks furnished by the board on application, indi-
cating the number of cattle sold or to be sold, age and sex, and before delivery
thereof such cattle shall be tested with tuberculin under the direction of the
state live stock sanitary board, or some person duly authorized by said board,
and if found free from disease a certificate of health shall be issued by the .
state live stock sanitary board to the owner to be delivered to the purchaser,
said certificate shall be valid for one year from date of said test.

Provided, that no health certificates shall be required for animals sold under
six months of age, provided, further. that herds of cattle that have been tested
with tuberculin under the direction of the state live stock sanitary board, and
found free from disease, no certificate shall be required for cattle in said herd
that were under six months of age at time of said test, or born within a year
of said test, if sold and delivered within a year from the date of said test.

2. PENALTY.| Any person who shall sell or dispose of any purebred eattle
or cattle represented to be purebred, for any purpose except slaughter without
furnishing a certificate of health as provided for in section one of this act,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of not less than
$25.00 or more than $500.00, or by Ee not less than thirty days
nor more than ninety days.

Approved, March 4, 1915. °

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REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO THE ACT PROVIDING FOR THE RE-
IMBURSEMENT OF OWNERS OF CATTLE DESTROYED ON
ACCOUNT OF TUBERCULOSIS, AS PROVIDED FOR IN
CHAPTER 310, SESSION LAWS OF 1911.

(Ch. 38, Pol. Code, C. L. 1913.)

In accordance with Section 3, Chapter 160, Session Laws of 1907, the
following regulations pertaining to the eradication of bovine tuberculosis are

-hereby established:

J. On and after December 1, 1911, the state live stock sanitary board will
entertain applications for the tuberculin test as provided for by Chapter 310,
Session Laws of 1911. All applications may be directed to the State Live
Stock Sanitary Board, Bismarck, North Dakota.

2. In order to insure an economic administration of the bovine tuber-
eulosis fund it is hereby ordered that applications relating to herds of less
than ten head of cattle from any one locality shall be placed on file until such
time as applications are made for the tuberculin test of a sufficient number of
cattle from the same locality to warrant the expense of the application of the
tuberculin test to said cattle; owners may bunch their cattle to make up a
sufficient number. |

Provided, that owners having a limited number of cattle may have said test
applied by an agent of the board, at their own expense, and in accordance with
Chapter 310, Session Laws of 1911, and these regulations.

3. In all instances where cattle are appraised and condemned for tuber-'
eulosis by the state live stock sanitary board and the owner is to receive in-
demmity therefor, the owner shall agree to remove the hide or have same
removed at his expense and properly dispose of the carcasses or deliver such
cattle as may be condemned to such point as indicated by the state live stock
sanitary board.

4. All moneys obtained from the salvage of cattle condemned by the state

live stock sanitary board, in accordance with Section 9, Chapter 310, Session
_ Laws of 1911, shall be immediately turned over to the owner of said con-

demned cattle, said amount to be deducted from the appraised value by the
agent of the state live stock sanitary board, and a proper receipt taken. to
be forwarded to the state veterinarian and recorded by him, and filed with

the state auditor with the return of appraisement; or said money shall be

turned into the state treasury and credited to the bovine tuberculosis fund.

5. An official tuberculin test and the decision on the result of same shall
be made in accordance with the directions for making the tuberculin test as
established by the United States Department of Agriculture, Bureay of Animal
industry. , ,

6. All neat cattle that have been officially tuberculin tested, the results of
said test indicating freedom from tuberculosis, may be marked by having an
official tag placed in the left ear. Numbers of said tag, and the description of
said animals, to be reported to the executive officer, and a record of same
made by him.

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CHAPTER 53, PENAL CODE, COMPILED LAWS 1913.

CHAPTER 160, SESSION LAWS 1909, PAGE 195.
(S. B. No. 340—Leutz.)

MARKING OF TUBERCULOUS CATTLE.

AN ACT to Compel the Proper and Permanent Marking of Tuberculous Cattle
When Shown or Proven to be so by the So-called ‘‘ Tubereulin’’ Test.
(9797) 1. TUBERCULOUS CATTLE TO BE BRANDED.| Hereafter all cattle

that are proven tubercular by the so-called ‘‘tubereulin’’ test after having been
tested by a legally qualified and duly authorized veterinary surgeon or the
owner of such cattle or his agent, shali be immediately marked by punching
the letter ‘‘T’’ in the left ear, said letter to be not les than one inch in height
and breadth. | ;

(9798) 2. PENALTY.| Any person violating the provisions of this act
act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine
‘of not less than ten or more than fifty dollars, or by confinement in the county
jail for not less than ten nor more than thirty days or both.

CHAPTER 14, POLITICAL CODE, COMPILED LAWS 1913.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

CHAPTER 60. SESSION LAWS 1909, PAGE 195.
(S. B. No. 128—MacDonald. )

SERUM INSTITUTE.

AN ACT For the Creating of a Serum Institute for the Manufacture and Dis-
tribution of Such Agents as May be Usefui and Necessary in the Eradica-
tion, Prevention and Contro! of Tuberculosis, Glanders, Hog-Cholera, Black-
leg and Other Infectious and Contagious Diseases, and Providing an Appro-
priation Therefor. ;
(1657) 1. Instrrutr EstTaBLISHED.] There is hereby established a serum

institute. Said institute shall be established at the state agricultural college
and experiment station and shall be under the control and regulation of the
trustees of the state agricultural college and experiment station and the pro-
fessor of veterinary science of the agricultural college shall be the director of
the said serum institute.

(1658) 2. Duty or Direcror.] It shall be the duty of the director of
said institute to manufacture or cause to be manufactured vaccines, sera, and
other agents for the prevention, eradication, cure and control of tuberculosis,
glanders, hog-cholera, black-leg and other infectious or contagious diseases. -

NORTH DAKOTA LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD ao

(1659) 3. SERUM TO BE DISTRIBUTED.] It shall be furthermore the duty
of the director of the said institute to distribute or cause to be distributed to
citizens, residents of the State of North Dakota, free of charge, said vaccines,
sera, and other agents upon application, showing evidence that the issue of
said vaccines. sera, and other agents is warranted by existing conditions, and
upon such conditions as may be prescribed by the live stock sanitary board.

(1660) 4. Serum Must Not BE Soup.] - It shall be unlawful for any
‘one receiving said vaccines, sera, and other agents issued by the state serum
institute, to sell or offer for sale said vaccines, sera, and other agents and a
failure to observe these provisions shall be deemed a misdemeanor and on con-
viction shall be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars and not
exceeding one hundred dollars.

(1661) 5. APPROPRIATION.|] - There is hereby appropriated out of any
money im the state treasury, not otherwise appropriated, the sum of three .
thousand dollars per annum to be paid quarterly to the treasurer of the state
agricultural college and experiment station, on the first days of April, July,
October and January of each year, upon the order of the state auditor, who is
hereby directed to draw his order for the same for the use of the serum in-
stitute as herein provided for the purpose of paying the expenses incurred by
said serum institute, subject to the control and regulation of the board of
trustees of the state agricultural college.

‘6. REPEAL.|] All acts and parts of acts in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed.

7. EMERGENCY.|] Whereas, there is no provision for the preparation and
distribution of vaccines, sera, and other agents used in the control of trans-
missible diseases, and whereas, considerable preparation is necessary before
their issue can be undertaken, therefore, an emergency exists and this act shall
take effect and be in force upon its passage and approval.

REGULATIONS FOR DISTRIBUTION OF PRODUCTS OF SERUM
LABORATORY.

Under provision of Section 3, Chapter 60, Session Laws of 1909, the live
stock sanitary board hereby establishes the following regulations to cover the
free issue of the products manufactured by the state serum institute.

All issue of tuberculin and mallein is made with the understanding that
a complete report be made of all tests made with the above products, and you
are hereby instructed not to furnish any of the above substances mentioned to
any one more than (15) fifteen days in arrears in making returns.

Tuberculin, and mallein not used before its date has expired must be re-
turned prepaid to the state serum institute, but it is permissible to permit the
same to accnmulate until a sufficient quantity for shipment is on hand, pro-
vided that a statement is made on the current reports of the quantity of ex-
pired material on hand.

The isste of hog-cholera hyperimmune serum is to be confined only to
cases of actual disease or danger of exposure, and to such citizens of the state

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as desire to exhibit swine at fairs or shows. You are instructed to notify the
executive officer of this board of any demand for serum which has been honored
by you under provision of these instructions.

In ease of actual outbreaks of hog cholera, officers of this board will im-
munize the exposed animals. :

You are furthermore instructed to make such arrangements as may he
necessary to carry this regulation into effect in time to have it in operation
not Jater than October 1, 1910.

CHAPTER 182, SESSION LAWS 1915.
(S. B. No. 158—Hyland.)

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LIVE STOCK BROUGHT INTO THE STATE MUST HAVE HEALTH
CERTIFICATE.

AN ACT to Amend and Re-enact Sections 2762a, 2762b, 2762c, 2762d, 2762f,
2762h and 27621, Relating to the Admission of Live Stock into the State of
‘North Dakota.

Be w% Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of North Dakota:

1. AMENDMENT.] That Section 2762a of the Compiled Laws of North
Dakota for the year 1913 is hereby amended so as to read as follows:

2762a. HorSES, Marges, MULES AND ASsSES.| All horses, mares, mules and
asses brought into the State of North Dakota must be accompanied by health
certificates, including mallein test certificates, certifying that the animals have
been examined and mallein tested within thirty days previous to the date of
shipment and found to be free from all contagious and infectious diseases;
and every stallion brought into the State of North Dakota must be accom-
panied by a certificate of health certifying that said stallion is free from any
contagious, infectious or transmissible disease or unsoundness, as provided in
Section 2765 of the Compiled Laws of North Dakota for the year 1913.

2. AMENDMENT.| That Section 2762b of the Compiled Laws of North
Dakota, for the year 1913 is hereby amended to read as follows:

2762b. CatTuz.] All cattle brought into the State of North Dakota must
be accompanied by a certificate of health, and all cattle over six months of
age which can be used for dairy or breeding purposes must be accompanied by
a health certificate and tuberculin test chart, stating that. all such animals over
six months of age have been tuberculin tested and found to be free from tuber-
culosis and all other contagious and infectious diseases.

3. AMENDMENT.] That Section 2762¢ is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:

2762c. SHEEP.] All sheep brought into the State of North Dakota must
be accompanied by a certificate of health, specifically stating that they are free
from scabies and lip and leg uleeration, and have not been exposed thereto
within thirty days prior to shipment, and that they are free from any indica-
tions of any contagious or infectious diseases.

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4, AmENDMENT.] That Section 2762d of the Compiled Laws of North
Dakota is hereby amended so as to read as follows:

2762d. Swinz.] All swine brought into the State of North Dakota must
be accompanied by a certificate of health stating that no infectious swine disease
exists or has existed in the locality where the shipment originated, and from
which the swine came, within a period of six months, provided, that when such
swine are certified by a duly accredited federal or graduate veterinarian to
have been immunized fifteen days prior to shipment by the Dorset-Niles-
‘McBride or some other anti-hog cholera serum, prepared or approved by the
United States Department of Agriculture, said swine shall be admitted upon
such certificate. All swine to be exhibited in the State of North Dakota at state
or county fairs must be accompanied by a certificate showing that such swine
have been immunized fifteen days prior to shipment by the Dorset-Niles-
McBride or some other anti-hog cholera serum prepared or approved by the
United States Department of Agriculture. To prospective exhibitors from the
State of North Dakota the required amount of serum shall be furnished free
of charge upon application to the state live stock sanitary board.

5. 'AMENDMENT.] That Section 2762f of the Compiled Laws of North
Dakota for the year 1913 is hereby amended so as to read as follows:

2762f. TxEsts.] All certificates of health shall be issued and all tuberculin
and mallein tests shall be made by a federal or state veterinarian, deputy state
veterinarian, or by a graduate veterinarian whose inspections and tests are
endorsed by officer in charge of live stock sanitary work in the state where the
said inspection or test is made, and subject to the regulations of the North
Dakota state live stock sanitary board. All such mallein and tuberculin tests
must conform to the standard tuberculin and mallein tests of the United States
Department of Agriculture.

All mallein, tuberculin and serums used must be manufactured or approved
by the United States Department of Agriculture.

6. AMENDMENT.| Section 2762h of the Compiled Laws of North Dakota
for the year 1913 is hereby amended so as to read as follows: -

2762h. HEALTH CERTIFICATES.| The original certificate certifying to the
aforesaid tests must be made on official federal or state blanks, and must
accompany said shipment to its destination.’ When such original certificate
is made, a duplicate thereof must immediately be mailed to the state live stock
sanitary board of this state, and failure so to do shall be deemed cause to
refuse acceptance of any more certificates from persons guilty of this negli-
gence. The owner or owners of said stock must also have a copy of said cer-
tificate to show on the demand of any federal or state official. }

7. AMENDMENT.| That Section 27621 of the Compiled Laws of North
Dakota for the year 1913 is hereby amended so as to read as follows:

27621. PENALTY. RESPONSIBILITY OF RatLRoADS. Duty oF STATE’s AT-
TORNEY. | Any person, firm or corporation, other than a railroad corporation,
which shall bring live stock into the State of North Dakota in violation of the
provisions of law, or in violation of any rule or regulation of the state live
stock sanitary board, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be punished
by a fine of not less than twenty-five ($25.00) dollars nor more than five hun-

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dred ($500.00) dollars, or by imprisonment in the county jail of not less than
thirty days nor more than ninety days. Any railroad which shall convey, carry,
or transport live stock in the State of North Dakota which have not been
inspected and tested in accordance and in compliance with the provisions of
law and the rules and regulations of the state live stock sanitary board, shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be fined not less than twenty-five ($25.00)
dollars nor more than five hundred ($500.00) dollars for each offense.

When live stock has been brought into the state in violation of law and
contrary to the rules and regulations of the live stock sanitary board, the state
veterinarian or the duly accredited agent of the state live stock sanitary board
shall notify the state’s attorney of the county into which said live stock has
been brought, and it shall be the duty of such state’s attorney, immediately ©
upon receiving such notice, to bring and prosecute an action against any person,
firm or corporation charged therein with bringing, transporting, or importing
live stock contrary to the provisions of law or the rules and regulations of the ~
state live stock sanitary board, and the failure of any state’s attorney to com-
mence such action within a reasonable time shall be deemed neglect of duty
and shall be cause for his removal from office.

CHAPTER 38, POLITICAL CODE, COMPILED LAWS 1913.

CHAPTER 180, SESSION LAWS OF 1911, PAGE 279.
(H. B. No. 194—Cunningham. )

REGULATION OF HEALTH CERTIFICATES OF LIVE STOCK.

AN ACT Regulating the Issue of Health Certificates for Live Stock in Transit
or Before Shipment out of the State or Upon Entering the State and Mak-
ing Certain Acts in Violation Thereof Misdemeanors.

(2760a) 1. HEALTH CERTIFICATE. WHO May Issuz.] That each and
every person who issues a health certiticate for live stock of any class in
transit entering the state or within the state or before shipment out of the
state, without being duly authorized to issue such health certificates by the
state live stock sanitary board or by the United States Department of Agri-
culture shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.

(2760b) 2. Hach and every person violating the provisions of this act
shall be guilty. of a misdemeanor, and be punished by a fine of not less than
twenty-five ($25.00) dollars or more than one hundred ($100.00) dollars or
by imprisonment of not less than ten days or more than thirty days im the
county jail.

3. EMERGENCY.|] Whereas, there is no provision by which the fraudulent
issue of live stock health certificates is prohibited, therefore, there exists an
emergency and, therefore, this act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage and approval.

NORTH DAKOTA LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD 27

CHAPTER 203, SESSION LAWS 1915.
(H. B. No. 6—Noyes.)

CLEANING OF CATTLE CARS.

AN ACT to Provide for the Sanitation, Disinfection, and Cleaning of Railway
Cars Used for Transportation of Live Stock, and Prescribing Penalties for
the Violation Thereof.

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of North Dakota:

1. Duty oF RalLbway COMPANY TO CLEAN AND DISINFECT Cars.] It shall
be the duty of every person, firm, company or corporation operating a railroad
within the State of North Dakota to cause every railroad car that has con-
tained live stock destined to any railway terminal or market center to be
thoroughly cleaned by removing .all litter, manure or refuse from said ear,
and cause said car to be disinfected in such manner as may be now or here-
after approved by the Bureau of Animal Industry of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture before being used for the transportation of live stock
into this state. é 3

2. CERTIFICATES.| Any car loaded with live stock in accordance with the
provisions of Section 1 of this act shall have a certificate attached to the ship-
ping bill in substantially the following form: ‘‘This is to certify that Car

INGO hae ops fo this day loaded with live stock for transportation from........
BOWLS alsin. RVR Btn tite leet! oy Salk ee Sa ose ots , the owner of said live stock,
(CIPS TON) eee ear ie ey thepacenity rote Savas. tle salst~ st eater» , owner)

scribed by law.
Gaver gunder< my. hand Gis. 2s. a6 3s. 5i\ 6) Mag iOt pri scr tee siont nets brat « de eae
Noedt reqs: set i Seara ay. Gat ian

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A duplicate of said certificate shall also be posted in a conspicuous place
on said car. The failure to furnish and post said certificate shall be presump-
tive evidence of a failure to comply with Section 1 of this act.

3. PENALTY.] Any ~wailway company violating any of the provisions of
this act by failing to disinfect and clean said car in the manner and at the
time required herein, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be fined in
a sum not less than fifty fel 00) dollars and not more than five hundred
($500.00) dollars.

4. EMERGENCY.| Whereas, an emergency exists in the fact that there is
no adequate provision of law for the disinfection and cleaning of railway cars
used for the transportation of live stock into the State of North Dakota, this
act shall take effect and be in force from and after its approval and passage.

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REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE OF
CATTLE, SHEEP AND SWINE.

The shipment or movement of cattle, sheep and swine into the State of
North Dakota from any state not under federal quarantine for foot-and-mouth
disease, and also from the free area of any state as indicated by the orders
of the United States secretary of agriculture is hereby permitted.

Provided, all shipments of above described live stock must be made strictly
in compliance with the orders of the United States secretary of agriculture
as far as foot-and-mouth disease is concerned. -

Provided, all shipments of live stock must be accompanied by certificates
of health in accordance with the requirements of the laws of this state and the
regulations of the state live stock sanitary board.

Provided, all cattle originating in the State of New York and Wisconsin
must be accompanied by a federal certificate of health or permit issued by
the state live stock sanitary board of North Dakota.

These regulations supersede all previous regulations promulgated regarding.
foot-and-mouth disease which are hereby rescinded.

These regulations are established by authority granted in Chapter 169,
Session Laws 1907; Chapter 38, Political Code, Compiled Laws 1913, Sections
2679 and 2686, and go into effect June 1, 1915.

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REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR ADMISSION OF LIVE STOCK INTO
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA THAT ORIGINATE IN THE
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

To Managers and Agents of Railroads and Others:

In accordance with Section 2 and Section 9, Chapter 169, Session Laws of
1907, Chapter 38, Political Code, Compiled Laws 1913, Sections 2679 and
2686, the following regulation is hereby established by the state live stock
sanitary board to govern the admission into the State of North Dakota of live
stock of any class that originate in the State of Illinois.

The regulations of the state live stock sanitary board regarding the ad-
mission of live stock from Lllinois established November 28, 1911, are dig
repealed and the following regulation will apply.

All live stock of any class originating in the State of Illmois will be
admitted into North Dakota if accompanied by a proper certificate of health
issued by a veterinary inspector of the United States Bureau of Animal
Industry, or an. assistant state veterinarian of Illinois endorsed by Dr. O. E.
Dyson, state veterinarian. Said inspections to be made and certificates to be
issued in compliance with the laws of the State of North Dakota and the |
regulations of the state live stock sanitary board.

These regulations to become effective at such time as fue embargo now
existing on live stock originating in Illinois account of foot-and-mouth disease
has been removed.

Bismarck, North Dakota, January 22, 1915.

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REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR THE ADMISSION OF ANIMALS INTO
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA THAT ORIGINATE IN THE
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

To Managers and Agents of Ratiroads and Others:

In accordance with Section 2 and Section 9, Chapter 169, Session Laws of
1907, Chapter 38, Political Code, Compiled Laws 1913, Sections 2679 and
2686, the following regulation is hereby established by the live stock sani-
tary board, governing the admission into the State of North Dakota of live
stock of any class that originates in the State of South Dakota.

All live stock of any class originating in the State of South Dakota,
destined to the State of North Dakota, must be accompanied by a certificate
of health issued by a veterinary inspector of the United States Bureau of
Animal Industry, or a veterinarian who is régistered with the United States
Bureau of Animal Industry to inspect and test horses destined to Canada.
The inspection is to be made in accordance with the requirements of Chapter
‘181, Session Laws of 1911.

(Note: The list of veterinarians whose inspections will be accepted in
North Dakota will be furnished upon application to the live stock sanitary
board.)

All live stock not accompanied by a certificate of health issued by. a
veterinary inspector of the United! States Bureau of Animal Industry or a
veterinarian registered with the United States Bureau of Animal Industry
to test and inspect horses: destined to Canada, must be held at the state line
and inspected by an inspector of the United States Bureau of Animal Industry
or an agent of the live stock sanitary board of North Dakota; the expense of
said inspection to be paid by the owner of the stock.

PENALTY.]| Any one violating any of the provisions of this act, or any
rule or regulation made by the live stcck sanitary board, shall be guilty of.
a misdemeanor, and be punished by a fine of not less than $25.00, or more
than $500.00, or by imprisonment not less than thirty days or more than
ninety days.

Bismarck, North Dakota, August 19, 1913.

REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR ADMISSION OF BREEDING AND
DATRYING CATTLE INTO STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA THAT
ORIGINATE IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

To Managers and Agents of Railroads and Others:

In accordance with Section 2 and Section 9, Chapter 169, Session Laws of
1907, Chapter 38, Political Code, Compiled Laws 1913, Sections 2679 and
2686, the following regulation is hereby established by the live stock sani-
tary hoard to govern,;admission into the State of North Dakota of breeding
and dairying cattle that originate in the State of New York.

All breeding and dairying cattle originating in the State of New York,
destined to the State of North Dakota, must be accompanied by a certificate
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Animal Industry, the inspection to be made in accordance with the require- °
ments of Chapter 181, Session Laws of 1911.

Ail said breeding and dairying cattle not accompanied ‘a a certificate of
health issued by a veterinary inspector of the United States Bureau of Animal
Industry must be held at the state line and inspected by an inspector of the
United States Bureau of Animal Industry or an agent of the live stock sanitary
board, the expense of said inspection to be paid by the owner of the stock.

PENALTY.| Any one violating any of the provisions of this act, or any
rule or regulation made by the live stock sanitary board, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, and be punished by a fine of not less than $25.00, or more
than $500.00, or by imprisonment not less than thirty days or more than
ninety days.

June 19, 1913.

REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR THE ADMISSION OF CATTLE OF
ANY CLASS THAT ORIGINATE IN THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.

To Managers and Agents of Railroads and Others:

In accordance with Section 2 and Section 9, Chapter 169, Session Laws of
1907, Chapter 38, Political Code, Compiled Laws 1913, Sections 2679 and
2686, the following regulation is hereby established by the state live stock
sanitary board to govern the admission into the State of North Dakota of
cattle of any class that orginate im the State of Wisconsin.

All cattle of any class that originate in the State of Wisconsin, destined
to the State of North Dakota, must be accompanied by a certificate of health
issued by a veterinary inspector of the United States Bureau of Animal
Industry, the inspection ,to be made in accordance with the laws of the State
of North Dakota.

All cattle not accompanied by a certificate of health issued by a veterinary
inspector of the United States Bureau of Animal Industry must be held at
the state line and be inspected by an inspector of the United States Bureau of
Animal Industry or an agent of the state live stock sanitary board, the expense
of said inspection to be paid by the owner of the stock.

PENALTY.] Any one violating any of the provisions of this act, or any
rule or regulation made by the live stock sanitary board, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, and be punished by a fine of not less than $25.00, or more
than $500.00, or by imprisonment not less than thirty days or more than
ninety days. :

Bismarck, North Dakota, January 22, 1915. (Hffective March 1, 1915.)

REGULATIONS REGARDING THE INSPECTION OF CATTLE SHIPPED
FROM SOUTH ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, AND SUCH OTHER POINTS
AS THE STATE LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD MAY
DESIGNATE.

To Managers and Agents of Railroads and Others:
All cattle over six months of age that can be used for breeding or dairying

NORTH DAKOTA LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD 31

purposes shipped from South St. Paul, Minnesota, into the State of North
Dakota must be tuberculin tested and accompanied by certificate of health
issued by a veterinary inspector of the United States Bureau of Animal
Industry.

Provided, in instances where an inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry
is not available the inspection may be made "by a graduate veterinarian, but
such certificate must be accompanied by a statement to this effect signed by
the inspector in charge, Bureau of Animal Industry, and all cattle so inspected
must be identified by being marked with ear tags bearing serial number, same
to be indicated on health certificate.

STATE LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD OF NORTH DAKOTA.
RULES AND REGULATIONS PROHIBITING THE USE AND DISTRIBU-
TION OF HOG CHOLERA VIRUS OR VIRULENT BLOOD.

The live stock sanitary board having determined that the distribution of
hog cholera virus, and the indiscriminate use of this material endangers the
swine industry of this state and tends to spread the disease, therefore, by
authority granted in Section 2, Chapter 169, Session Laws 1907, Chapter 38,
Political Code, Compiled Laws 1913, Sections 2679 and 2686, the following
regulations are established: : :

1. Any person, firm or corporation is hereby prohibited distributing, using
or introducing hog cholera virus or virulent blood within this state.

PENALTY.| Any person violating any of the provisions of this act, or any
rule or regulation made by the state live stock sanitary board shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of not less than $25.00, or more
than $500.00, or by imprisonment not less than thirty days or more than ninety
days. .
Bismarek, North Dakota, April 17th, 1914.

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STATE LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD OF NORTH DAKOTA.
RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO THE SALE AND DIS-
| TRIBUTION OF TUBERCULIN.

The live stock sanitary board having determined that tuberculin has been
purchased, secured and used for the purpose of fraud, therefore by authority
granted in Section 2, Chapter 169, Session Laws 1907, Chapter 33, Political
Code, Compiled Laws 1913, Sections 2679 and 2686, the following regulations
are hereby established:

1. Any person, firm or corporation desiring to sell or distribute tuberculin
in the State of North Dakota must first secure permission from the live stock
sanitary board.

2. Any person, firm on corporation having secured permission from the
live stock sanitary board to sell or distribute tuberculin in this state as pre-
scribed in rule 1, must immediately notify the live stock-sanitary board in

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writing of the name and address of parties furnished, including statement of
amount of tuberculin supplied.

PENALTY.| Any person violating any of the provisions of ‘is act, or any
tule or regulation made by the-state live stock sanitary board shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of not less than $25.00, or more
than $500.00, or by imprisonment not less than thirty days or more than ninety
days.

Bismarek, North Dakota, April 17th, 1914.

STATE LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD, NORTH DAKOTA.
REGULATIONS REGARDING HOG CHOLERA.

The sudden death of one or two hogs should lead owners to suspect cholera.
A eareful examination of the carcasses should at once be made, preferably by
a veterinarian, and the careasses must then be deeply buried or burned. (All
hogs that have died from any disease should be buried or burned.)

When hog cholera is found to exist the owner should immediately resort
to the use of anti-hog cholera serum. Anti-hog cholera serum rarely cures
hogs sick with hog cholera, but is a reasonably sure preventative. Herds that
are infected must be confined to enclosures removed from the public highway.

Owners having the infection on their premises must not visit other hog lots
and you should not allow unauthorized persons to enter the premises where
_infected hogs are located. Only the one whose duty it is to feed the hogs
should be allowed to visit the pens and this attendant should keep away from
neighbors’ pens.

In instances where hog cholera has heen found to exist by an agent of
the state live stock sanitary board, the premises shall be posted by having
a placard bearing the words ‘‘Quarantine—Hog Cholera—Keep Out’’ placed
in a conspicuous place near the entrance to premises.

Pens that have contained hogs affected with cholera should be thoroughly
disinfected with.a 3-per cent. solution of compound solution of ecresol. Hog
lots that have contained cholera hogs should be deeply plowed.

The law provides that it shall be the duty of the owner or person hayimg
in charge any swine that have died of any disease to immediately dispose of
the carcasses by burying or burning same. | .

The law prohibits the conveyance of diseased swine or swine exposed to
disease, along or upon any public highway. It is unlawful for any person
negligently or. wilfully to allow his hogs or those under his control that are
afflicted with any disease or exposed thereto, to escape his control or run at
large.

PENALTY.] Any person violating any of the provisions of this act or
any rule or regulation made by the state live stock sanitary board shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of not less than $25.00, or
more than $500.00 dollars, or by imprisonment not less than thirty days or
more than ninety days. |

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RULES AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING HORSE MANGE.

1. Horses affected with mange are hereby held to be affected with a
contagious disease as designated by the law of this state and the rules of the
state live stock sanitary board. All persons are hereby forbidden to transport
such diseased horses from any point outside the state to any point within the
state, or from place to place within the state without first obtaining written
permit from the state veterinarian or assistant state veterinarian. No such
permit shall be granted unless the owner or person in whose possession such
diseased or affected animals shall be, shall first have filed with the state veter-
inarian or assistant state veterinarian satisfactory proof that such animals
haye received the treatment that in their opinion will remove the contagion.

2. All horses affected with or showing symptoms of mange must not be
sold, transferred or moved by the original owner until the contagion has been
thoroughly eradicated, the disease known as mange being amenable to treat-
ment when properly applied. :

3. Horse mange has become so prevalent in this state that in the opinion
of this board stringent measures for its eradication are necessary for the
public protection, therefore, it is hereby provided by this board that any owner
disposing of a horse affected with mange is guilty of disposing of an animal
affected with a contagious disease which is a misdemeanor and punishable by
law. :

Section 20 of Session Laws of 1907:

‘“Any person violating any of the provisions of this act or any rule or
regulation made by the live stock sanitary board shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanor and be punished by a fine of not less than $25.00, or more than.
$500.00, or by imprisonment not less than thirty days or more than ninety —
days.’’

INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLYING THE OPHTHALMIC TEST.

Before the application of the ophthalmic test the animals should be care-
fully examined to ascertain whether the eye shows conjunctivitis or other
changes which are associated with suppuration. Should such be present, the
test should not be applied.

The test consists in introducing into the conjunctival sac of the eye several
drops of either undiluted raw mallein or a solution of precipitated mallein
(0.1 to 0.2 ¢. ce. per horse). This may be introduced either with the aid of
an eye dropper or preferably with a camel’s-hair brush by applying the brush
gently along the inner surface of both the upper and lower eyelids. The other
eye is not treated, but serves as a control for comparison of the reaction.
For the testing of horses in the same stables the same dropper or camel’s-hair
brush may be used for all animals, but the dropper or brush should be sterilized
before use upon different lots of horses.

As soon as the mallein is introduced into the eye practically all animals
show a lacrimation, increased reddening of the conjunctiva, and slight photo-
phobia. No significance should be given to these symptoms. They disappear

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in one or two hours. A pseudo-reaction can be produced by artificial or acci-
dental irritation of the eye.

The characteristic ‘manifestation of the reaction for glanders commences
as a rule from five to six hours and lasts twenty-four to thirty-six hours, some-
times longer. It consists of a purulent discharge from the conjunctival sae
which is typical and is frequently associated with reddening, swelling, and
gluing of the eyelids. It is advisable to examine the tested animals in a good
light from 12 to 24 hours, or preferably 16 hours, after the application of
the test.

A suppurative discharge of varying quantities is considered a positive
reaction. The conjunctiva and the eyeball should also be included in the
examination after the discharge. By removing the purulent discharge (either
by the stable attendant or by the animals licking each other, etc.,) the positive
resuit may be obliterated. In such cases dried pus may be frequently found
on the parts around the eye, or the exposure of the conjunctiva by means of
pressure by the thumb and finger will show fresh, purulent material.

Generally the positive ophthalmic reactions are not accompanied by fever
or systemic disturbances. Occasionally, however, affected horses are hyper-
sensitive to such a degree that even the few drops of mallein placed in the
eye may enter the circulation and produce fever. Therefore, it is advisable,
when possible, to accompany the ophthalmic reaction with temperature read-
ings. For this purpose the temperature should be taken twice, the first time
when the eye test is being made, and the second time when it is judged. In
a doubtful eye reaction where there is an increased temperature of 114° F.,
the test should be considered positive if the animal had a normal temperature
at the time the test was made.

In the absence of any secretion the test should be considered negative.
When there is a mucous secretion or lacrimation during the period of reaction
the test must be considered as atypical, and in such cases it may be repeated
the same day, when as a rule the results are more confirming.

The application of the ophthalmic test should not be repeated more than
three times on the same animal within a short period, as experiments show that
the reaction after the third application made within three months usually
loses its intensity in positive cases and on subsequent tests may be entirely
absent. In cases where the results of the second test immediately following
the first test are atypical, the blood of such animals may be drawn and for-
warded to a laboratory for the serum diagnosis, as the instillation of ophthal-
mic mallein does not influence this method of diagnosis. From experience.
gained with the eye test such a procedure would become ‘necessary only in
a comparatively few cases. In the control of glanders, animals may be re-
tested every six months with satisfactory results.

The mallein for the eye test is a clear, sirupy, dark brown liquid, giving
off a rancid, disagreeable odor. This mallein is supplied in small vials of
three sizes containing, respectively, 1 cubic centimeter, 2 cubic centimeters,
and 3 cubic centimeters of mallein. One cubic centimeter is sufficient for test-
ing ten horses. Each bottle is dated, and the mallein is not recommended for
use longer than three months after the date on the bottle. The bureau will

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be in a position to fill orders promptly, therefore only sufficient amounts for
immediate needs should be requested. Partly used bottles should not be kept
over from one day to another. The portion of mallein unused at the end of a
day shouldbe. discarded.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR RECORDING TEST.

The results of the test should be recorded as follows:

N = Negative. Hye unchanged.

S = Suspicious: Seromucous discharge.

P.+ = Positive. Seromucous discharge with purulent flakes.

P+ -+= Positive. Distinct purulent discharge.

P+-++= Positive. Purulent discharge with swelling of the eyelids.

P++4+-+= Positive. Strong purulent discharge with swelling and
oluing together of both lids..

REGULATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
CULTURAL BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY, FOR DISPOSITION
OF CARCASSES OF ANIMALS AFFECTED WITH TUBERCU-

LOSIS. /

i3. Paragraph 1. The following principles are declared for guidance
in passing on eareasses affected with tuberculosis:

PRINCIPLE A. The fundamental thought is that meat should not be used
for food if it contains tubercle bacilli, if there is a reasonable possibility that
it may contain tubercle bacilli, or if it is impregnated with toxic substances
of tuberculosis or associated septic infections.

PRINCIPLE B. On the other hand, if the lesions are localized and not
numerous, if there is no evidence of distribution of tubercle bacilli through the
blood, or by other means, to the muscles or to parts that may be eaten with
the muscles, and if the animal is well nourished and in good condition, there
is no proof, or even reason to suspect, that the flesh is unwholesome.

PRINCIPLE C. Evidences of generalized tuberculosis are to be sought in
such distribution and number of tuberculosis lesions as can be explained only
upon the supposition of the entrance of tubercle bacilli in considerable number
into the systemic circulation. Significant of such generalization. are the
presence of numerous uniformly distributed tubercles throughout both lungs,
also tubercles in the spleen, kidneys, bones, joints, and sexual glands, and in
the lymphatic glands connected with these organs and parts, or in the splenic,
renal, prescapular, popliteal, and inguinal glands, when several of these organs
and parts are coincidentally affected.

PRINCIPLE D. By localized tuberculosis is understood tuberculosis limited
to a single or several parts or organs of the body without evidence of recent
invasion of numerous bacilli into the systemic circulation.

Paragraph 2. The following rules shall govern the disposal of tuberculosis
meat: .

RuLE A. The entire carcass shall be condemned.

36 LAWS, RULES, REGULATIONS

(a) When it was observed before the animal was killed that it was suf-
fering with fever. atte

(b) When there is a tuberculous or other cachexia, as shown by anemia
and emaciation.

(ec) When the lesions of tuberculosis are generalized, as shown by their
presence not only at the usual seats of primary infection, but also in parts
of the carcass or the organs that may be reached by the bacilli of tuberculosis
only when they are carried in the systemic circulation.

Tuberculous lesions in any two of the following mentioned organs are to
be accepted as evidence of generalization when they occur in addition to local
tuberculous lesions in the digestive or respiratory tracts, including the lym-
phatic glands connected therewith: Spleen, kidney, uterus, udder, ovary,
testicle, adrenal gland, brain, or spinal cord or their membranes. Numerous
uniformly distributed tubercles throughout both lungs also afford evidence of
generalization. :

(d) “When the lesions of tuberculosis are found in the muscles or inter-
muscular tissue or bones or joints, or in the body lymphatic glands as a result
of draining the muscles, bones or joints.

(e) When the lesions are extensive in one or both body cavities. _

(f) When the lesions are multiple, acute, and actively progressive. (Evi-
dence of active progress consists in signs of acute inflammation about the
lesions, or liquefaction necrosis, or the presence of young tubercles.)

RuLE B. An organ or a part of a careass shall be condemned:

(a) When it contains lesions of tuberculosis.

(b) When the lesion is immediately adjacent to the flesh, as in the ease
of tuberculosis of the parietal pleura or peritoneum, not only the membrane o7
part affected but also adjacent thoracic or abdominal wall is to be condemned

(¢) When it has been contaminated by tuberculous material, throug?
contact with the floor, a soiled knife, or otherwise. |

(d) All heads showing lesions of tuberculosis shall be condemned. ;

(e) An organ shall be condemned when the corresponding lymphatie
gland is tuberculous.

RULE C. The carcasses, if the tuberculous lesions are limited to a single
or several parts or organs of the body (except as noted in Rule A), without
evidence ot recent invasion of tubercle bacilli into the systemic circulation,
shall be passed after the parts containing the localized lesions are removed and
condemned in accordance with Rule B.

RuLEeE D. Carcasses which reveal lesions more numerous than those de-
scribed for carcasses to be passed (Rule C), but not so severe as the lesions
described for carcasses to be condemned (Rule A), may be rendered into
lard or tallow if the distribution of the lesions is such that all parts contain-
ing tuberculous lesions can be removed. Such careasses shall be cooked by
steam at a temperature not lower than 220 degrees Fahrenheit for not less
than four hours.

NORTH DAKOTA LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD 37

SUMMARY OF DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING THE MALLEIN TEST AS
ESTABLISHED BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE, BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY.

1. Maliein is a sterile product, and should be kept in the sealed bottle
until the time of being used. It should not be used if it has become clouded
or after the expiration of six weeks from the date stamped on the label on
the bottle. |

2. The dose of bureau mallein is 1 cubic centimeter for the average-
sized, apparently healthy horse.. A large dose, not to exceed 2 cubic centi-
meters, should be administered to extra-heavy, weakened, or aged animals, and
+o those suspected of having glanders. The dose should be reduced accordingly
for small animals. Animals exhibiting symptoms of acute diseases or those
with suppurative lesions should not be injected until they have recovered.

3. The preferable site for injection is on the side of the neck about the
center, where any local swelling is plainly visible. The hair should be clipped
from an area about two inches in diameter, and the skin thoroughly cleaned

with a disinfecting solution, such as three per cent. liquor cresolis compositus
(U. 8S. P.) or five per cent. carbolic acid.

4. Carefully sterilize the syringe and needle before commencing the
injection of each group of animals, and immerse the needle in a disinfecting
solution béfore injecting each animal. It is better to use a separate syringe,
needle, and thermometer for those animals which are exhibiting symptoms
suspicious of glanders. Carbolized oii, vaseline, or lard should be used to
facilitate the insertion of thermometers and also to disinfect them.

5. On the day of injection the temperature of each animal should he
recorded not less than three times, at intervals of not less than two hours;
for instance, at two, five and eight p. m. A careful clinical examination of
each animal should also be made, and to each one some designation should
be given by which the animal will be known throughout the test. Mallein
may then be injected at eight or ten p. m., provided the preliminary tem-
peratures were not abnormal.

6. After injection the temperatures should be again recorded. Starting
at the expiration of not more than ten hours, and should be repeated at
intervals of approximately two hours until expiration of at least twenty hours

_ from the time of injection, and should be continued’ over a longer period in
the case of an animal with a rising temperature at the twentieth hour, if at
the same time a local reaction is present.

7. In order that a reaction produced by mallein may be considered posi-
tive, it should evince the characteristics of a typical reaction; »that is, a
combination of thermal, local, and general reactions.

8. By a typical reaction is to be understood a gradual rising of tem-
perature of at least three degrees F. and to above 104. F., the maximum
temperature being sustained in the form of a single or double plateau. It
should be accompanied by a local as well as a general reaction.

The local reaction consists of an infiltration at the site of injection, form-

ing a large, abrupt, painful swelling, with radiating lymphatics appearing as
/

38 LAWS, RULES, REGULATIONS

raised cords, generally attaining greatest prominence at from 18 to 21 hours
after injection.

The general reaction is exhibited by a stiffened gait, depression, loss of
appetite, and accelerated breathing.

9. The presence of a local reaction, especially when associated with a
general reaction, should be regarded as evidence of glanders, even if the
thermal reaction be slight or ahsent.

10. Animals giving a typical reaction, and those recording a maximum
temperature of 103 degrees F'., should be retested after the expiration of not —
less than fifteen days. ;

SUMMARY OF DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING THE TUBERCULIN TEST
AS ESTABLISHED BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT _
OF AGRICULTURE, BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY.

1. Stable cattle under usual conditions and among usual surroundings,
feeding and watering in the customary manner.

2. Make a physical examination of each animal, and give to each one
some designation by which it will be known throughout the test.

3. Take each animal’s temperature at least three times at two or three
hour intervals on the day of injection; for instance, at two, five and eight
p. m. When the last preliminary temperature (which would immediately ~
precede the injection) registers above 103 degrees F., the imjection of the
tuberculin should not be made; the test of such animal should be postponed.

4. At ten p. m. inject a dose of tuberculin under the skin in the region
of the shoulder, using a sterile hypodermic syringe after disinfecting the skin
at the seat of injection with a 5 per cent. solution of carbolic acid or a similar
antiseptic solution.

5. The dose of the tuberculin made by the Bureau of Animal Industry
or the North Dakota Serum Laboratory is 2 ¢. ¢. for an adult animal weigh-
ing about 750.pounds. ‘Yearlings and two-year-olds, according to size,
should receive from 1 to 1% e¢. ¢., while bulls and very large animals may
receive 3 ¢. c. Double or even triple doses should be given to cattle recently
injected with tuberculin; also in the case of animals which, on physical exam-
ination, are suspected of being tuberculous.

6. At 6 a.m. on the day followimg the injection of tuberculin commence
taking temperatures, and continue every two or three hours until the twentieth
hour after.injection, at which time if there is no tendency for the temperature
to rise the test may cease.

7. A rise of two degrees EF. or more above the maximum temperature
observed on the previous day, or one which goes above 103.8 degrees F., as
well as those which show a rise of less than 2 degrees F., with a maximum
temperature of 103.8 degrees F. or more, are to be regarded as suspicious.
These suspicious cases should be held for a retest six weeks later, giving double ©
the original dose.

NORTH DAKOTA LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD He

DIRECTIONS: FOR DISINFECTION OF PREMISES.

In the eradication of glanders, tuberculosis, or other communicable disease
the thorough disinfection of premises is essential. This may be satisfactorily
accomplished by carrying out the following directions:

1. Sweep ceilings, side walls, stall partitions, floors, and other surfaces
until free from cobwebs and dust. ‘

2. Remove all accumulations of filth by scraping, and if woodwork has
become decayed, porous, or absorbent, it should be removed, burned, and
replaced with new material.

3. If floor is of earth, remove four inches from the surface, and in places
where it shows staining with urine a sufficient depth, should be replaced to
expose fresh earth. All earth removed should be replaced with earth from
an uncontaminated source, or a new floor of conerete may be laid, which is
very durable and easily cleaned.

4. All refuse and material from stable and barnyard should be removed
to a place not accessible to cattle or hogs in case of disinfecting for tuber-
culosis, nor ‘accessible to horses or muies in case of disinfecting for glanders.
The manure should be spread on fields and turned under, while the wood should
be burned.

5. The entire interior of the stable, especially the feeding troughs and
drains, should be saturated with a disinfectant, as liquor ecresolis compositus
(U. S. P.), or carbolic acid, 6 ounces to every gallon of water in each ease.
' After this has dried, the stalls, walls, and ceilings may be covered with white-
wash (lime wash), to each gallon of which should be added 4 ounces of
chlorid of lime.

The best method of applying the disinfectant and the lime wash is by
means of a strong spray pump, such as those used by orchardists.

This method is efficient in disinfection against most of the contagious and
infectious diseases of animals, and should be applied immediately following
any outbreak, and, as a matter of precaution, it may be used once or twice
yearly.

6. It is important that arrangements be made to admit a plentiful supply
of sunlight and fresh air by providing an ample number of windows, thereby
eliminating dampness, stiffness, bad odors, and other insanitary conditions.
Good drainage is also very necessary.

If the use of liquor eresolis compositus, carbolic acid, or other coal-tar
products is inadmissible because of the readiness with which their odor is
imparted to milk and other dairy products, bichlorid of mercury may be used
in the proportion of 1 to 800, or 1 pound of bichlorid to 100 gallons of water.
However, all portions of the stable soiled with manure should first be
thoroughly scraped and cleaned, as the albumin contained in manure would
otherwise greatly diminish the disinfecting power of the bichlorid. Disin-
fection with this material should be supervised by a veterinarian or other
person trained in the handling of poisonous drugs and chemicals, as the
bichlorid of mereury is a powerful corrosive poison. The mangers and
feed boxes, after drying following spraying with this material, should be

40 | ‘LAWS, RULES, REGULATIONS

washed out with hot water, as cattle are especially susceptible to m
poisoning. The bichlorid solution should be applied by means of os

pump, as § recommended for liquor eresolis compositus. i

CONTENTS 4!

CONTENTS —

Page
CATTLE—
Prohibiting Sale of Purebred Cattle Without Certificate of Health 20

CLEANING CATTLE CARS—

Duty of Railroad Company to Clean and Disinfect Cars...................... 27
DISINFECTION OF PREMISES—
LJ SEP BE TINS SAID Ae NRCS, took is ese a aE aR 5 edie 39
DOURINE AND GLANDERS FUND—
mppraisenent— How “Made. for > Dourine: 2.2.4 20 .80..2420 ee. 11
hules and Resulahionsshesarding Dourine-2020220 02.28.32 oe 15
GLANDERS— 4
meee piaisal—Elow - Mate: 2.0 ose. k ke eee Be Ste etade a ens a 9
Weert onite— Wiley Rtaaipnn scr ee pa 8
Eimer Mie mOla WCC TMCOM ire wie en ee et ee 9
DPE D i ns (Oe coc ae ee A ea tae Ae eal ed Si se ete re ee 9
Compensation tor -Amumriis~ Killed: ..20..20002 2 hee Sk 9
Drstice ot (Peace——Duby Oly 2.025. bo a ERD ER EEOTG AE Ba 9
Shem — Duty cotye: S48 forse. ie Toe ence Aa eA Ne ee A AE OG 9
SEES —— Wena NOG Made: 2191) eS el en oe 10
HEALTH CERTIFICATES—
WANG, WSULES 474 She Ve Be UP oh ettoe ems ane pa err ae Rh ae ee ee 26

INSTRUCTIONS—
Pertaining to Application of

Ophthalmo Mallein Test ..... Beene eee NAW mts mane ayer ee tse Ss eh Se SM Ae 37
Disposition of Carcasses of Animals Affected with Tuberculosis........ dl
AUST DET POPE ala 94 ESSE a Reece BRM ROA Sat SLES ee te USE a 38
[LES TEU eO VC ano oN 24 PET Ts) eyes o. 8 0 DC SUP le ele ee Nee ea _ 39
LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD— :
LESTSS) LIS TIEN Con EM SSR REAR Re OA x SA ee a a 3
Beard. Hstablishes, Rules. and Regulations... -2-2..f.:....2..1-----c-2.1c--teer- 3
1B GIEEIE DOVES Bi a eg ok Ee MUL NE ne Saleen ee Rm 4
AMENOEY vies ball Diseased Aminials:: 52.95.2025) otto ol cles bterdoseenee 5
Opie Tp nts HES OAT! Ounce oe re te kien eee Lak Le bay ad ove se Ampucteatedeatepceesemewt 6
Board hasee ower: of Justice Of Peace 22.) ec oleic ee ee kien 6
Renali ye torvelatiom let, awe ot. sce Sr. ee riceianee 6
Kalin of Diseased Stock-—Method of )-3. 4.22 uss ps teen alee 5

Disposal of «Carcasses “ot Diseased, Animais..-.00 000.00. 5

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LIVE STOCK—
Brought into State Must Have Health Certificate... 24
Hotses; “Inspection of $2082 ec ets eee See 24
Gattle;, Imspectron (Of oh ea oe ea Be eee 24
Sheep, Inspection \of 2... 202). te ee ae ee ee ie 24.
Swine, Inspection, Obs 32) 2a es Se 25
Pesta soe ae PS he cent, ie nas Pit sieht Seed ws bho a ee 2)
Health: Certiticatess =a 332 = SOR oul ghee, Si Ne eee Je 25
Responsibility, of Railroads and-Others 3.50 3.0 3) Mode
REGULATIONS—
Pertamimes to Foot. and Mouth Disease.2-30.0 se ee 28
Perkainins to, sGlamders yh gee So ie Se a Ne et 12
Pertaining bo. Dowrinle: 2.0 PaO ees eer ae Be ee ne 15
Pertamins 16.10 g Chole tar 225 5 Boe See oe See eee a
Pertamun “to. Mange sone es a es ee ee ee 33
Pertaining to Sale’ of “Tuberculin 40:07 2 pS a eee on
Pertaining to Sale of Hog Cholera Virus..22 2 2 31
Pertaining to Admission of Live Stock from Tlinois..........0..00... 28
Pertaining to Admission of Live Stock from South Dakota... 29
Pertaining to Admission of Live tock from New York......_........ 29
Pertaining to Admission of Live Stock from “Wisconsin_...___........___ 30
Pertaining to Admission of Live Stock from South St. Paul... 30
TUBERCULOSIS, BOVINE—
Appraisal, | iow - Waders hs ooo ie ee ee ee

Maximum~Valuation for, Indemnity — 254 ee ee ee

Who May Take Advantage.of this Acti222.2 0) 1) 0 eee ee

Regulations Pertaining to
Tuberculous Cattle. Marking of

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