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

shall instruct the owner or controller
Of said sheep to dip once or more
times as circumstances demand, as 1
soon as possible, but with an interval
between the dipping of not less than
nine nor more than twelve days; and
if upon examination at the end of
thirty days further the Inspector finds
that said sheep have been treated for
said disease, but are still affected, then
he shall at once take possession of
said sheep. and treat them for said
disease as above specified.
If, however, upon examination he
finds said sheep have not been treated
for said disease, he shall seize said
sheep and treat them for said disease
as above specified, and the owner or
owners or controller, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished |
by fine of not less than one hundred |
dollars nor more than two hundred
and fifty dollars. Provided, No per-
son, company or corporation shall be
required to dip any of their bands of
sheep from the first of December until
such time as they can shear the fol-
lowing spring; and it is further pro-
vided, no person, company or corpo-
ration, shall be required to dip a
band or bands of ewes, or any part of
them, in which there are ewes with
lambs, at any time from the 18th of
March until the 18th of May of any
year, but they must be held in quar-
antine and kept separate from sound
sheep. and held responsible for all
damages as stated in Sections and Z
of this Act. 1t also shall be the duty
of the Inspector to require the owner
or owners of sheep while held in
quarantine during the above exemp-
ton, to spot or hand dress all sheep
in their band that show any scab or
any contagious disease with some re-
liable medicine that he may recon-
mend for the purpose, and the In
spector shall have power to enforce
hand dressing or spotting, during the
exemption referred to in this section,
the same as he has the power to en-
, force dipping at any other period OF
, the year.
SEC 8. The Sheep Inspectors of the
: several Counties of the State shall re
ceive five dollars per day for every
: day or part of day spent in the per
formance of their duty, and ten cent?
, per mile for every mile necessaril,
j travelled in the performance of thei
n duties, to be paid by the owner of tn
sheep examined, as provided in Sec
ton 7 of this Act. All Deputy In
f spectors to receive the same pay, AM
" in the same manner as the regularl
/ appointed Inspectors.
v SEC. 9. Any Inspector at any tim
@ granting a permit allowing sheep
IS travel, without having at the time frs
l. examined said sheep, shall be deeme
n guilty of misdemeanor, and upo
q conviction thereof shall be punishe
= by fine of not less than one hundre
n dollars nor more than two hundre
70 and fifty dollars.
III SEC. 10. Any person or person
W owning or having under their contr
at sheep, or bands of sheep, which ha'
o. become affected with scab or 9th
id contagious disease, for the period
id fifteen days without reporting Il
N same to the Inspector in writing shf
re be deemed guilty of misdemean
r. and shall, upon conviction thereof,
be punished by a fine Of not less TIL
on twenty five dollars nor more than tV
ed hundred and fifty dollars. Upon !
ed ceivIng such notice, the Inspect
ed shall proceed as provided in Sect
id of this Act. Any person, Co
id pany or corporation violating any
liz the provisions of this Act shall
70, liable in q civil action for all damae
nd sustained by any other person, co
in pany or corporation in consequer
ars of such violation.
a SEC. II. In any action or proce'
be ing, civil or criminal, arising un'
all this Act, all persons having an int
nd est in sheep and controlling the sar
'ep concerning which such actions or p
not ceedings is had shall be deemed
at owners of such sheep and shall be
lall able severally and jointly for a vic
the ton of this Act Amy herder, sh
by herd or other person in charge
or sheep who shall willfully refuse
ry, give an Inspector information as