Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-02
MARsHAILToWN. IOWA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1900
importation. and are free from


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such Importation, and are free from
disease.
Sec . In lieu of an inspection GER
tificate as required in the preceding
section. cattle may be detained al suit
able stockyards or other inclosure
within this state nearest % the state
line. on the railroad or highway oyer
Which they are shipped driven or
hauled and there examined at the eX-
pense Of the owner. or may be shipped
lor driven to their destination under
quarantine. there to remain nsauaian-
tine until properly examined at the ex-
pense Of the owner, and released by
the state veterinary surgeon. such ex- !
pense shan be lien upon tsle cat'le
Sec. 8. Any person. firm, company.
corporation or agent Thereof. violating
tne provisions OF ...ss aef sha9i he
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction thereof shall be fined for each.
offense not more than one hundred dol
| Jars. or be imprisoned IN the county
jai not more than thirty days Or both
| fined and imprisoned, at the discretion
of the court. Such person. firm. COM
4 pany. corporation or agent shall be LA
4 BILE for this fun amount Of damages
that may result from the violation OF
4 this act. Action may be brought in any
county in which such cattle are sold,
/ chaser. or in which they may be de-
tanned in transit
See. 4. II shall be the DUTY OF the
Estate veterinary surgeon to enforce the
4 provisions OF this act
Sec. . This act being deemed OF
Immediate Importance. shall be IN ef-
4 feet after its publication in the Daily
4 Iowa Capital and the Des MONIES
4 Leader newspapers published IN Desi
| Moines. Iowa.
4 An amendment has been added pro
iyidns. that this shall not affect the
4 shipment OF stock cattle at stockyards
whore they ar. subjected 10 govern-
4 naent luspection. This protects the in
terests Of the Sioux Clty stock yards.
the importation Of cattle from eastern
states whore they have similar laws
8 and can not dispose OF diseased cattle
lin sucn states 1t has been the custom
10 ship diseased cattle 10 Iowa and
other states not protected by such
ilaws and there dispose of them TO the
great danger OF the health of the peo-
lpe of sucil states This bill. II 4 be-
comes q law. will efsfctually plevent
that sort of thing.
Toe Trigs. of Floyd county. the well
known agriculturals writer would have
+, been ..leefsd trustee - the AGRICULTURAL
Eeollege had III not been for the speaker
sentative from his county. Mr.. TpAner.
voted for DR.. Bowen IN rf.fgience e
Mr.. Eaton The Eaton people preferred
!. another man should be chosen. some
one ,,pf from Floyd county pecauss
lthsy fsel that Floyd county should aaye
: been With tflem in the recent contest
4 so G l.. Gahrieispn. Of New Hampton
TChickasaw county, was chosen for ths
place. He MI niaat good tfflsiee
n for he has sl'vots,. nany years y ~
g study of asiieulttigst subjects
= 80
The selection 81 w. X. Eoandman
d lfounlet- state dairy commissioned as
: Etrnstee of the. Agricultural College
d adds another strong man u tha
d board MIR Boaraman is espeeiall,
v l.equipped fdr the position. He is dsepl
/. Interested in the advancement. ii asii
8 cultural seiauca. particularly i'm he I'M,
: of ,iaiiy ying, and his experience ard al
Il vice Will be valuable 10 the college
h There has always been a little jealous,
! between Anies ard Nevada il Sior,
8 county and this recognition Of th.
;. town Of Nevada is expected 10 have ;
II good effect upon the spirit Of the peo
: PIE Of that place toward the college.
y Representative Bysrs of sheip.
e county. occupied the CHAIR IN! ne nous
e part Of the session yesterday and man.
! Of his old friends felt IL II pleasure z
see him in The old familiar place. MI
Byers exercised q greater Influence Y
i the SPEAKERS chair than any other ma
II who has oceupleG IL in recent Years
IS and he retired from Two sessions 9
l. Very trying work With the lastin
s friendship Of nearly every man N IN
10 house. something not often granted !
.r a speaker Mr.. EYers has many ele
lltments of popularity in him. buy the s.
70 Icret Of his success was that ne va
= able TO measure every man ~ n
IS house and had tlie good sense % reeos
nize every member for what he wa
worth During the recent contest N
y. estimates furnished by MI Byers Wer
u the most reiiapie 'hae came from ~
5 side. He never thought i necessary
ID misrepfesent or eXtravagantlN eNas
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