The record-union., 1898-12-28

Or bills Of lading shall be SO stamped.
AT whatever point these cattle are un-
loaded they must be placed in separate
pens to which no other cattle shall be
admitted.
CD No boat having on board cattle
from said district shall receive on board
cattle from outside of said district
Cattle from said district shall not be
received on board when destined to
points outside of said district where
proper facilities have not been provided
for transferring the said cattle from
the landing to the stockyards and
| slaughter houses without passing over
public highways, unless permission for
such passing is first obtained from the
local authorities.
(e) The cars and boats used to trans
port such animals, the chutes. alleyways
and pens used during transportation,
| and at points of destination, shall be
disinfected in the following manner:
Remove all litter and manure. This
litter and manure may be disinfected
by mixing it with lime or saturating it
with a per cent solution of 100 per
cent carbolic acid; or, if not disinfected,
1t may be stored where no cattle can
come into contact with it during the
| period from February 1st to November
| 10Th of each year.
| Wash the cars and the feeding and
watering troughs with water until
clean.
Saturate the entire interior surface of
the cars and the fencing, troughs and
the chutes Of the pens with a mixture
MADE OF one and one-half pounds of
lime and one-quarter pound 100 per cent
straw-colOred carbolic acid to each gall
lon of water; or a solution made by dis
| solving four ounces of chloride of lime
to each gallon of water may be used;
or disinfect the cars with jet of steam
under a pressure of not less than fifty
pounds to the square inch.
D. Cattle originating in said area
may, after having been properly dipped,
under the supervision of an inspector Of
this department be shipped without
further restriction excepting such as
may be enforced by local authorities at
point of destination, provided that ap-
pllcation be first made to this depart
ment and permission granted to estab-
llsh the dipping stations, and that after
/ being dipped the cattle are certified by
an inspector of the United States Bu-
reau Of Animal Industry, and that the
cattle when dipped be shipped in clean
cars, and not be driven through the in
fected district or unloaded therein ex-
cept at such point as may be duly des-
ignated by an order issued by this de-
partment
| 6. From November 1st to Decem-
/ ber 31st inclusive. cattle from said
area, which are found free of infection
upon inspection by officers OF this de-
partment may be moved north of the
! quarantine line without restriction
other than may be enforced by local
regulations at destination. If evidence
of infection is found upon such inspec-
ton, the cattle must be dipped in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Section
D before being moved north Of the quar-
antine line.
/ Z. Cattle from the Republic of
Mexico may be admitted into the Unit
ed States, after inspection according TO
law, as follows:
(a) Cattle free from splenetic, or
Texas, fever and from contact there
with during the three months preceding
such inspection, and which have been
grazed in a locality free from infection
OF such fever, may be admitted into any
part of the United States. If destined
to points in the non-infected area, a spe-
/ c1al permit must be obtained from an
inspector of, the Bureau Of Animal In
dustry, said permit being issued ac-
cording to the regulations of said bu-
reau; the cattle for which said permit
is issued must not be driven through the
| infected area, nor be unloaded in any
part thereof except at such point as
may be duly designated by an order is
sued by this department. if shipped in
| infected cars, or unloaded in the infect
| ed area, except as above stated, they
will be subject to the regulations con-
corning infectious cattle
| (b) Cattle found upon inspection to be
| infected or to have been exposed to in
lection during the preceding three
| months must be dipped at port of entry
under supervision of an inspector Of
| this department prior to admittance
to the United States; after dipping, said
cattle shall be subject to the conditions
specified in the last preceding para
graph.
s. Notice is hereby given that cat
| sAC iAAColCu Will .lllG bOOpIlluS DOVlS,
! or Southern cattle tick, disseminate the
contagion of splenetic, or Southern. fe-
yer CTexas fever); therefore cattle orig
mating outside of the district described
by this order, or amendments thereof
end which are infested with the Ro-
| ophilus bowls ticks, shall be considered
as infectious cattle, and shall be SUBJ
ject TO the rules and regulations gov
erning the movement of Southern cattle.
| g. Stockyard companies receiving
cattle infested with said ticks shall
place such cattle in the pens set aside
for the use of the Southern cattle; and
transportation companies are required
to clean and disinfect all cars and boats
which have contained the same, accord
| ing to the requirements of this depart
| ment
| 10. Inspectors are instructed to see
| that disinfection is properly done, and
to report instances of improper disin-
fection. 1t is expected that transporta-
tion and stockyard companies will
promptly put into operation the above
| methods.
| All prior orders conflicting herewith
are hereby revoked
| JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
Articles Of Incorporation.
| The following articles of incorpora-
ton have been filed in the Secretary