Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-20

Veterinarian shall require all sheep inspec-
tors to report in writing, at the end of each
calendar month, to the State Veterinarian
any knowledge or information such
sheep SaIa;ivo inspectors may possess
s sheep Which m 10 be wjt any his own dIs ser ssd
accent counties, and whenever, in the
opinion of the State Veterinarian. any
sheep inspector is incompetent to or neg
lectS or refuses to attend in a proper
manner to his duties, the State Vet.
crlnarlan, IN person or by deputy, may take
county, and dip and treat them in the man
ner provided for in the law relating to
sheep inspectors. Chapter 1856. General
Laws of 1885; and the owncr,agent ,r person
in charge Of such sheep shall be required
by the State Veterinarian, in person or by
deputy, to pay a fee Of five (5) dollars per
day. together with the necessary expenses
OF the State Veterinarian, or his deputy.
While III the performance of his duty as set
forth in this Section Is, and said fees shall
be a lien on the sheep inspected, subject to
foreclosure, same as chaltel mortgages.
All lees and other money collected by the
State veterinarian or his deputy under the
provisions of this Section Is shall be re-
mltted, turned over, receipted for and
placed in the State Treasury General Fund,
III the same manner as is provided for in
Sprction fees in Section five 90 of this act.
SEC. Ii. In all counties of this State
where Il sheep inspector has been or may
be appointed as provided for by law, the
resident sheep therein shall be under the
supervision and inspection of such sheep
inspector: Frnrido', hotrcrcr. Upon a
written application, signed by not less than
three sheep owners, the State Veterinarian
or his deputy shall visit such county and
take such authority or give such directions
as III his Judgment is necessary.
L II. No railroad company shall
transport any cattle, horses. mules, asses,
sheep or other domestic animals into this
State, to be unloaded temporarily or con-
signed to any point within his State, with
out a certificate of health OF such animals
from a duly authorized state veterinarian
or from the state from which
said animals have been shipped, nor shall
any such animals be shipped out of the
State without such certificate of health.
Any violation of this section shall be
deemed a misdemeanor and punished by a
fine of not less than fifty (50l dollars nor
more than five thousand (S5,0O0) dollars.
SEC. IL. All acts and parts Of acts con-
illctlng with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 10. EMERGENCY. Whereas, an
emergency exists in that the existing law
is defective and inadequate to enable the
State Veterinarian to properly discharge
therefore, this act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage and ap-
prOval.
Approved March 6, 1891.
TRANSFERRING TOWNSHIP TO RAMSEY.
II. B. No. 230.
An Act Attaching a Portion of Township ISL
North, Range ~ West, Situated in the County
of Benson, to the County of Ramsey.
Be- il Enacted, ETC.:
SECTION 1. That that portion of township ISL
north, range 80 west, situated in the county of Ben
son, is hereby attached to and made Il part of the
county of the Ramsey; P,oziKrR, That it shall be
submitted to the voters of Ramsey and Benson Coun-
ties at the next general election, and it shall require
4 MINORITY of the votes in each of the counties
named hcrci to so attach the same.
SEC. 2. All acts and parts of acts in conflic, with
this act are hereby repealed.
Approved March q, 1891.