The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13


the Counties of the State of Idaho,
any sheep, must first obtain from the
Inspector, duly appointed under this
Act, a certificate that said sheep are
sound, and free from all contagious
disease, before crossing the boundary |
line of said County; and it shall be
the duty of every Inspector at the
request of any person, company, as
sociation or corporation, owning or
controlling any sheep of his County,
or within twelve miles of the line of
said County, upon being rendered the
amount of his compensation for other
special examinations, as herein pro-
vided, to with all convenient speed,
examine any sheep he shall be re-
quested so to examine; and if such
sheep be found free from all infec-
tious and contagious disease, and are
perfectly sound, to give his written
certificate to said applicant over his
official signature, setting forth the
soundness and freedom from disease
of such sheep; and issue permit, as
provided for in Section 4 of this Act;
Provided, That any sheep that have
been previously examined by any of
the Inspectors of the State but have
been grazing without the State, may
return at any time within the year
without additional examination. Any
person violating the provisions of this
section shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine of
not less than three hundred dollars
$4,000, nor more than five hundred
dollars $500.
SEC. 6. Any person, company, cor
poration or association desiring to
move his or their sheep which are not
sound or are infected or affected with
scab or any infectious or contagious
disease, shall obtain from the Inspec-
tor travelling permit, but such per-
NIT shall only be granted for the pur-
pose of moving said sheep to some
place where they may be treated fcl
said disease, and by such route as the
Inspector may designate. Any per
son, company or corporation. violating
the provisions of this section shall b.
deemed guilty of misdemeanor; ant
upon conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than thre
hundred dollars, nor more than fiv
hundred dollars; and any party in
!, jured or damaged by reason of til
moving of said sheep, shall be emit
tied to recover from said person, com
pany or corporation, by civil action
three times the amount of damage
!, direct and consequential, that sal
:, party has actually sustained by reaso
9 thereof.
" SEC. Z. Whenever, upon an exam
. ination of any bands or herds {
N sheep, kept or herded in any Count
r. of the State of Idaho, the Sheep Il
" spector shall find such sheep, or al
n portion of them, affected with ii
70 scab, or scabbies, or any infection
10 or contagious disease, he shall fort
with notify the owner or person
10 charge of said sheep, in writing,
to treat said sheep for said disease wit
n in period of fifteen days from SUI
,v notice and also during such period
of keep said sheep from contact wi
v. other sheep, by such means as he M
90 specify; and if upon examination
an the end of fifteen days from such Il
tice, the Inspector shall find that So
nd sheep have not been treated for So
,;S disease, or have not been kept fro
.ee contact with other sheep that 6
to sound, the owner or owners, or p
N sons controlling said sheep shall
ad guilty of misdemeanor, and up
or conviction thereof shall be punish
I'D by fine of not less than one hundi
inf dollars, nor more than two hundl
Of and fifty dollars; and in case s.
mo sheep have not been treated for s.
nd disease, the Inspector shall imme
of ately take possession of said she
,oll and treat them for said disease; &
ir. all expenses incurred in so doing,
,all Guiding compensation of five doll
ore per day for every day, or part o
aen day in which the Inspector may
re. engaged in treating said sheep, 81
he become lien upon said sheep,
of the Inspector shall hold the sh
nal until the same is paid; or if it be
nv paid within ten days after such tn
and ment has been completed he s.