Arizona republican., 1901-05-27
MEETING OF THE LIVE STOCK
 SANITARY BOARD.

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 Held at Phoenix Arizona.
 March 20, 1901.
 Board met at 2:30 D. m. Present Messrs. Burt Dunlap and William H. Kay.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 Claim of F. Olsen for stray No. 1752 considered and approved. Paid by check No. 3l1, March 20. 1901, $12.00.
 Resignation of George Storm as live stock inspector at Cochise, Cochise county, considered and accepted, to take effect March 20. 1901.
 Dr. Norton appeared before the board and made verbal report of quarantine conditions.
 Mes.cs. Tovrea and Mossman ap- peared before the board and represent ed that they are desirous to ship cattle into Bisbee for mediate slaughter from Mexico, south of the United States quarantine line, and desire written per mission from the board to cover said shipments, Also state that they are willing to subject themselves to any and all restrictions that the board may see fit to impose with a view to keeping such shipments isolated from native stock.
 Board requested Territorial Veterl- marian to give his opinion as to the ad- visibility of issuing such permit.
 Dr. Norton stated that in his opinion permission might be granted. provided that the cattle are not unloaded be- tween point of entry into the territory and special quarantine corrals at Bis bee to be constructed for the purpose. Further suggested that the said corrals be reached by a switch from the rail- road and that such shipments. in addi- ton to the regulations prescribed by the board. must be made strictly in with Section 4 B. A. I. order No. so, U. s. Department of Agriculture.
 Board directed that said quarantine corrals may be erected for the purpose provided that same shall be subject to inspection by direction of the board before being used.
 Secretary instructed to advise Messrs. and Mossman of its action by mail.
 Board then considered rules presented by secretary for the guidance of in spectors.
 Dr. Norton read report of sanitary In various parts of the terri tory for period ending February 30. 1901.
 Secretary instructed to file Veternari- ans report in office of the board.
 Board adjourned 10 10 a. m., Thurs day.
 Thursday, March 2l, 1901.
 Board met at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Present, Merrs. Burt Dunlap and w. H. Mckay.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 Dr. Norton presented report regard ing quarantine regulations on certain ranches near Tempe and requested the board to endeavor to personally visit the said section in regard to "A strong pe- tition that had been presented to him for permission O remove certain stock now in quarantine. Also stated that in his opinion the board should visit the premises in order to intelligently pre- scribe the proper regulations. with a view of eliminating the trouble at that point Board then took up the matter of new blanks necessary for the compliance of the new law-Act 71, Twenty-frst Legislative Assemby-and devised the blanks. 1. Butchers license. g. Butchers bond. Also instructed secretary to send to Ill butchers copies of the law as soon IS printed and blank on which to make application for license ir conformity with the statute. Secretary instructed to give the printing of said blanks to the Arizona iazette and Arizona Publishing Com ,any.
 On motion of MT. Dunlap, seconded 'y Mir. Kay, board decided to visit the .outh side, pursuant to request of pr | Norton, starting on Friday morning | March 22.
 Board adjourned to p. m.. Friday.
 Friday, March 22. 1901. 4 D. m. Board met after visiting the Jones | md Frankenberg ranches near Tempe. | resolution was adopted that, in view 'f the conditions existing at the points , lamed no cattle would be allowed to be | moved from said ranches onto the lesert or open range.
 Secretary was instructed to advise he Territorial Veterinarian as to pro. eedings to be taken in regard to Mir. 'ribolet for moving certain cattle from lis ranch in violation of orders given by he Territorial Veterinarian under di- ection of the board
 Mesers. TribOlet and Hurley appeared 'efore the board. MT Triboiet repre- ented that the cattle driven by him from lis ranch to the Indian agency must y this time be near their destination, nd requested permission to slaughter hem at that point rather than bring hem back
 Board authorized the Territorial Vet to make what disposition of aid cattle he thought best for the tock interests, provided that the law be omplied with, and further directed him confer with the Attorney General for is opinion and advice. It wao ordered hat in the event of the cattle being laughtered at the agency, they must emain in charge of the sheriff until laughtered at the expense of the wner.
 Board adjourned.