The news-herald., 1903-08-22
Meeting Of the Live Stock Sani-
tarv Board at Phoenix,
Arizona
January 10, 1908

utes OF previous meeting read and ap-
proved.
On motion of Mr.. Sturgis the first
business to be taken up was the blen-
NAL report of the Territorial Veterlna-
rian. On motion of Mr.. Riggs, sec
onded by Mr.. Sturgis, it is ordered that
all specific features relating to the dis
covery of infection of live stock outside
of the Territory of Arizona be elimln-
ated. as it is the sense of this board that
it's jurisdiction be confined to the Ter
ritory of Arizona.
Letter of J. Sullivan regarding ap-
pointment of R. E. Bolton, as deputy
inspector at Seigman, considered On
motion of Mr.. Riggs, seconded by Mr..
Hirst, the matter was laid over, as this
point is already in Mr.. Walton's district.
Board proceed to discuss the live stock
bill prepared by the secretary to be OF
fered to the legislature.
Board adjourned to 9 a. m. Tuesday.
Tuesday, January 2O, l9Ud
Board met at 8 a. IN. Present,
Messrs. Sturgis, Riggs and Hirst. On
motion OF Mr.. Riggs, the following res
olution was adopted regarding regula-
tions to be enforced on the San Bernar-
dino range: "That owing to the condl-
tions that exist on the San Bernar-
dino range, and the necessity for
preventing the ingress and egress OF
cattle between said range In Arizona
and New. Mexico, the board urges Mr..
Slaughter to take such precautions as
shall completely isolate his range III Az
iona from the ingress or egress OF cat
tie from adjacent ranges" Board in
structed secretary to forward copy to
the secretary of the Cattle Sanitary
Board of New Mexico, and ask the CO.
operation of said board by urging on the
owners of the ranges adjacent to Mr..
Slaughter's range in New Mexico to take
similar steps to isolate said cattle.
On motion of Mr.. Sturgis, seconded
by Riggs, the Territorial Veterinarian
to notify the board, through It's secre-
tary, in writing, when absent from his
office
Anticipating the enactment OF the
Live Stock Bill, transmitted to the legis-
lature, the board proceeded to redistrict
the inspection service as follows, and to
appoint inspectors, to take effect upon
the passage of the new law;
District No. 1-Flagstaff, Belmont, Ash
Fork, Seligman, Kingman and Chloride.
R B Walton. inspector, Flagstaff.
District No . Winslow, Hol-
brook, Adamana, Navajo Springs and
Allantown. r C Cresswell, inspector,
Winslow.
District No. 3. Hack berry and Peach
Springs. William Kayser, inspector,
blackberry.
District No. 4. = Lees Ferry. J S
Emmett, inspector,
District No. s. - Albert, Walter
Runke, inspector.
District No. 6.-Williams. T F Hol-
den, inspector. n
District No. . Kirkland, Prescott
and Del Rio. John Duke, inspector,
Prescott.
District No. S.-Jerome Junction. j
D Glenn, inspector.
District No. 9.-Jerome, Cottonwood,
Altman, Camp Verde and Camp Bells
Ranch. P w Strahan, inspector, Je-
rome.
District No. 10. - Mayer, Huron,
Crown King and Minnehaha, Gus Moe,
inspector, Mayer.
District No. 11.-Congress Junction,
Congress and Octave. Wayne Ritter,
Congress.
District No. Wickenburg. j 7
Etter, inspector.
District No 49, - Phoenix, Peoria.
Glendale and Lime Greek. d R Smith,
inspector, Phoenix.
District No. Il. - Buckeye, Harris
burg, Harqua Hala and Gila Bend. "
A Evans, inspector, Buckeye.
District No. 15.-Tempe and Mesa.
H Harris, inspector, Tempe.
District No. I6.- -
District No. 17.-Yuma; Ehrenberg
Kofa, Castle Dome and Mohawk. I B
Bell, inspector, Yuma.
District No. 18.-Polomas, Aqua Cali
ente and Aztec. A Mitchell, inspector,
PolomaS.
District No. 19.-Casa Grande, Tue
son, Pantano and Helvetia. G P Schole-
field, inspector, Tucson.
District No. 20.-Florence, Troy and
Silver King. G NJ Foreman, inspector.
Florence.
District No. 21.-Dudleyville, Nam
moth, Oracle, Reddington and Camp
Condor. NJ Kimbro, inspector, Nam
moth.
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