Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-29

section Of the hundrcdth meridian with
thesouthorn boundary Of Kansas. thence
oastorly to The Atlantic ocean.
Tho instructions issued by Secretary
Of Agriculture Rusk are rs follows;
From tho 10Th day Of February TO tho
VT day Of December. 1893. no cattle arc
% be transported from said area 10 any
portion Of the United States north or
west Of the above described line, cxccp,
by rail for immediate slaughter. aud
VIXEN 80 transported the following regu-
laiions must DO observed;
First-Whon amy cattle In course Of
transportation from said area are un-
loaded north or west Of this limo to be
fed or watcrod the places whore said
cattle aro 70 be NO fed or wnterc1 shall
be ~ apart and no other cattle shall be
admitted thereto.
Socond-On unloading said cattle at
thoir points Of destination pens shall DO
set apart 10 receive them and no other
cattle shall bo admitted 20 said pens. and
the regulations relating 70 the movement
OF Texas cattle, prescribed by the cattle
sanitary officers Of the state whore IN
loaded. shall DO carefully observed. The
cars that have carried said stock shall be
cleansed and disinfected before thoy are
again used TO transport. store or shelter
animals or merchandise.
Third-All ears carrying cattle from
said area shall bear placnrds stating that
said cars contain southern cattle. and
each OF the way bills Of said shipments
shall have note upon It's faco with
.Ns.s
havo come from said area and shall be
reshipped from any point nj which they
have been unloaded TO other points Vt
destination, tho cars carrying said ami
mails shall bear similar placarls with
like statements and tho way bills DO 10
stamped At whatever point these cat.
Tie arc unloadcd they shall be placed In
separate pens. TO which no other cattle
shall DO admitted.
Fourth-Tho cars used TO transport
such animals, and tho pens In which
they arc fed and watcrcl, aud the pens
Get apart for their reception at points Of
destination. shall DO disnfocted In the
following manner;
(a) Remove oil litter and manure
/ This litter and manure may b0 disin.
fcctcd By mixing II with limo or diluted
sulphuric acid, or u not disinfocted II
may 10 stored whore no cattle can come
into contact with IL until after Dec l
(b) Wash the ears aud the feeding and
watering troughs with water until clean.
(cl saturntc the walls and floors Of the
cars and fencing, troughs and shutca Of
tho pens with "a solution made by dissoly
ing four ounces Of chloride Of lime to
each gallon OF water. Or disinfcct the
ears with jet OF steam under a pressure
OF not less than 90 pounds to tho square
inch.
Fif,h-lt is further expressly provided
That cattle which havo been nj least 10
days In tho counties Of Coke, Nolan.
Fisher. Stonowall. Haskell. Knox and
Hnrdoman, state of Texas. which lie
within the nj 20 described area, may DO
moved from said counties by rail into
tho states Of Colorado, Wyoming Mon.
tana and South Dakota in accordance
with the regulations made by said states
Tor tho admission Of southern cattle there
to, provided
That cattle from said area shall 20 into
said states only for Strengthening graz
ing and shall on no account be shipped
from said states into amy other state or
territory of the United States before the
list day of December. 1893,
That such cattle shull not DO allowed
in pens or on trails or ON ranges that are
to DO occupied or crossed by cattle going
to tho eastern markets before the LIST day
of December. 1893. and that these two
classes OF cattle shall not bo allowed 10
como In contact.
That all cars which have carried cattle
from said area shall, upon unloading. a'
once DO cleaned and disinfocted in the
manner provided by those regulations
That the state authorities Of the state.
Of Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and
South Dakota agree TO enforce these pro
visions
The losses resulting yearly 20 the own
ors Of susceptible cattle, both In the IN
terstato and export trade, by the con
traction of this disease in unclean an,
infected cars and pens and by means .
the manure carried In unclean ears from
place to place, have become u matter o
grave and serious concern TO the cattle In
dustry Of tho United States. II isabsoluto
" essential, therefore, that this cattle IN
} dustry should DO protected as FAR Ms pos
siblo by separating the dangerous cattl
and by the adoption of efficient method
of disinfoction. Inspectors will BIO IN
structed to see that disiniectlon Is PROF
, erly done, and It is expected that tram
/ portation companies win promptly pu
, into operation the above methods. Yer
i ! respectfully, JIM. RusG. secretary,
A former president of the board Of Ia
!. commissioners Of New York city recon
monded that all taxation Of the person.
property Of individuals in that city l
abolished and tho levy placed only o
real estate aud corporations, He though
. Il would encourage rich people from II
over tho Union TO 90 20 New York an
d live, spending their money thore, II
u creasing consumption aud milking trad
II lively. 1t is said that there Is $4,000
OOO, 600 worth of personal property
;. New York state that annuity oscap
\. the assessor ms II Is, and of course the
Is are proportional amounts in other state