The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-09-17
DISPATCHES.
The Meeting of the Three
Great Emperors.
The Wyoming Stock Asso'
citation Circular.
Proceedings Of the Railroad
Conference.
The Cherokee Land Lease
Suit.
stock Association Circular.

CHEYENNE, Sept. 16.-In accord
ance with the Governors proclaaia
ton and the law of Wyoming tne
Territorial veterinarian and!the exec
utive committee of the Stock Associ'
alton to-day issued q circular to rail-
roads and the public generally stat
ing in substance that no cattle
brought from the States east OF here
will be admitted without passing a
quarantine of ninety days or longer,
as may be judged necessary. This
action is taken in view OF the recog-
nized fact that contagious diseases OF
q dangerous character exist among
cattle in eastern localities and to save
loss and detention to shippers and
the possibility of unintenti0n-
al violation of the law by
railroads OF individuals. The
circular is as follows: In order that
all interested be advised in due time
and thereby a violation of law pre-
vented, money and time saved to
stock owners who intend bring
ing neat cattle into Wyo-
ming the undersigned hereby
bring to the knowledge of all the fact
that the governor of this Territory
on the seventh of August last did is
sue q proclamation pursuant to and
by virtue of the laws of the Territory
whereby he did declare and estab-
lish q quarantine on the southern
and eastern boundary lines of the
Territory. Said proclamation absc-
lutely forbade the entrance of any
and all other cattle shipped wholly
or in part by rail from the State Of
Texas, also any and all other cattle
through which might exist the pos
sibility of bringing any contagious
disease into the Territory. The vet
Urinary laws of the Territory forbid,
under heavy penalties, the entrance
of any cattle from whencesOever un-
til they shall first be inspected by
the Territor.a Veterinarian and a
clean bill of health given them aud
the authority is given him to exer-
else all the above powers. To decide
the c)nditiOn of cattle and the
possibility of their bringing dis
ease and the length of time
they shall be held in quarantine
is vested in the Territorial veterina-
rian which office is now filled by Dr.
J. D. Hopkins at Cheyenne. In view
therefore of the known fact of the
of contagious diseases
among neat cattle in the various
states east of Wyoming and to the
end that contagious diseases shall be
kept out of the Territory, the public
are hereby notified that any cattle
seeking admission will be subject to
quarantine of ninety days or longer
unless q shorter time shall be found
10 he safe, subject to the discretion of
The veterinarian. This circular is to
you of the measures adopted
Ind also TO prevent loss to individuals
md to caution corporations and in
against mourning the pen
llties provided for the violation of |
he Territorial laws, to which this
circular refers; all of which will be
ldhered to in all Strictness.
[Signed Executive Committee
# Wyoming, of the stock-growers
THOMAS STUReIs, SECRETARY.
JAMES d. HOPKINS, D. V. S., Ter
Veterinarian.
SKIERNEvIC, Sept. 16.-The three
mperors, wearing Russian uniforms,
D-day inspected Russian regiments,
t which the Emperors of Germany
nd Austria are honorary colonies.
After the inspection each of the
mperors marched at the head of
heir respective regiments and for
saluted each other. The Gear
the scene from the bal
my Of the palace. The emperor's
aft and suite attended the gala per
|rmance at the theatre this evening.