The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
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vi BLAiG;KsBuRa, vA. TN, August s5.-At
Springfield. ILL., August ! bth and 1sth,hj
DE- q. h Terneyhouglit State Veterinarian
or Virginia. BY ordor ot the Board OF
Control (Which Board consists o. the \
the hoard 81 " Visitors Of tile 81 Virginia
sPolyteoht,io institute ana pr. j. 4 M. Nio-s
Hryde, resident u tended the annual
n,eotli1g or 4 he Itltergtnto Associate ION OF
Live Stock y Sanitary, E,ohrds. III is.s
&s;a liz ASSOC at lon " II composed Of the
veterinary ficlalBio OF the different States,
and meets rin,inlly for til = purpose Of
comparing the work ana methods OF cone
sS II IN rectlons and contagious diHensoss
among the I've stock OF the respcctveS
States. The Bureau 81 Animal Industry
Is also represented by one = Or moro NJ
tho officinls from Washing ton, ID. g. I'm
3s4 DR. Fcrneyhoug q cxplained Virglnia'ss
method OF discriminating tho cattle ticR.
BHe told OF the number OF counties to
which The Board f Control had directed
him 10 go and attend meetings Of tbs
Boards OF Supervisors during tho last
four years, appealing to the supervisor
pointed MS Il cnttle inspectors from each
district In the county. The cnt tie inspec.&
tors thus recommended by the Il super
Svisors Shrc paid by tho county, though np.
pointed by tho State ycterinarian "a
INSPECT the cat tic and quarantine nll farml
Son3iwhich tick infeat ed cattle are found. ISL
Il IL result OF this quet work III y lr.tS
ignln5 during tho last few years the edo
3ernl men are now having q hard time q \
find mn average OF five farms to the couilss
itysitfected below the Federal line through
Virginia, where Or. Curtlce, "a Of the BIS
Srea,i,# and his force. Is nj w Z work wi IN
the state Veterinarian and his local I
county inspector y. 8i
When the time came at the Springfield
meeting for selecting ID State for the next
meeting place q s. the 1ntcrstnt g "a $50
citation, DR.. Tcrneyhough invited the Ass
ISOLATION 20 meet An the HI Old DotniMion.Ss
II, fact, he claimed that 81 was due D, lr.
gnin to have the meeting on a her Sol
and that tho Association should not miss i
the treat Of n tending the y Jamestown
Exposition In 907. While Texas had se,$
3lected one OF her lies ms The next m eet-4
Ing place. Oklahomn, Arizona, missouri.
Illinois, Minnesota, 10 wa, a kn nsa NJ
many OF tho other states represented NJ y
the mecting one 3 OF theirs, yet the AS (
ISOLATION adjourned to NEE IN " rginlltaa3
during the fall OF ] 907 n 5i 5} b rs
at Several OF the States Just framing la ws
to fight tho cntt tie tick ore much IN !;
sterestad III the Virginia method OF local
inspection, and Y applied q to pr. Ferney-Is
Shough to send them copies of5the Virginia
rules al d reglla tons 81 7 lie edcrnl men
5alao stated that :yirginin's method had
proven, d .nost ffectunl one. " u
Il From reports received from "a tho local
inspectors III the field, VII he state AZ eter
marian thinks that " rgi mia VIII get the
following counties out OF nrantine In
the near n future, b maybe this & full, yiz.:5
Campbell, Appomattox, licking ham.
Cumberland, Powhat an. ii Amelia rs Prince
Edward, NottoWays and Frank Al a 5@
q e All OF Il he above counties have ans
swered to the States call and recon PM
5mnendcd good local n men u for 4 inspe ctorsy
who haye been ppolnted by ttle state a|t
Veterinarian. AS n result q this actiye
work Eby5t fe state, the Bureau2of Animal
INDUSTRY nd sent d number Of sinspc ctors
to@work IN Virginia With the local men,