The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

adopted to govern the action of the Board In future:
 ''Quarantined cattle shall not be moved from the field, pasture lot or enclosure in which they are quarantin- ed except by special permission in State vetinarian and countersigned by an assistant State vetinarian or State Livestock Inspector.
 .'No cattle shall be allowed to
 stray or be moved from any tick-in- fested area or region into any area or of tick eradication is being conduct
 ed, except under the direction of the State vetinarian.
 NO person. company or corporation
 owning or having charge of any cattle
 in any quarantined area or region in
 this State in which the work of tick
 eradication is being conducted, shall
 permit they to run at large of stray
 on any public road. common or range,
 or deliver such cattle for transporta-
 ton or receive for shipment, such cat-
 tie except upon inspection and certifi-
 cation by the State Vetinarian. an as-
 sistant State vetinarian or State Live
 stock Inspector.
 NO car or boat shall carry both in-
 fected and non-infected cattle on the
 same trip, and when a car or boat has
 carried infected cattle, it shall be
 cleaned and disinfected before carrying
 non-infected cattle. as follows: Remove
 all litter and manure. wash the car or
 boat and feeding and watering troughs
 with water until clean. Saturate the
 entire interior surface of the cars, in-
 cluding the inner surface of the car
 doors, with a mixture made of one and one-half pounds of lime and one-Quar-
 ter pound of strong, concentrated car
 bolic acid to each gallon of water. or
 azt~ &LAk aa
 ed by the State Vetinarian.
 "The movement and disinfection of
 horses and mules in areas in which the work of tick eradication is being con- ducted, shall be regulated and con troIled as may be deemed necessary by the veterinarian or inspector in charge.
 "The method and manner of cleaning infected animals and infected places of cattle ticks shall be prescribed by the Assistant State Veterinarian, or State Live Stock Inspector in charge of tick eradication.
 Gianaera. "AlI cases of gianders shall be quar- antined and kept continuously and completely isolated from non-infected mules, donkeys and horses. In no case shall giandered animals be taken upon the public highway. into public grounds or be fed In public places, or given water at public fountains or troughs.
 "The carcass of giandered animal
 shall be either burned or so buried that it will be at least four feet under the surface of the ground. Stalls, barns, troughs, lots, posts, harness, buckets and all places that may be infected with the germs of gIanders, shall be thoroughly and completely disinfected,
 according to the directions of the State Veterinarian, Assistant State Veterin arian, or a State Live Stock Inspector l in charge.
 Horses. mules and donkeys exposed to glanders--may be QuaFantined for sufficient time to permit the infection to develop or to permit an assistant State veterinian or State live stock
 inspector to test such animal or anis mals with mallein.
 Tuberculosis. tuberculosis cattle must be report ed to the State Veterinarian, and such cattle cannot be sSld unless the seller notifies the buyer of the tuberculosis infection of the animal or animals. When such animals are slaughtered, 1t must be dene at city slaughter house under the supervision of a city lnspec- tor, and if slaughtered at other places, the owner must notify the State Veter- marian at least five days in advance so that the State Veterinarian or an as- sistant State Veterinarian may be pres- ent and inspect the carcass and give full directions as to the disposal of the same.
 ''TubercuIosis cattle must be kept in
 strict quarantine or isolation. The use of tuberculosis cows in dairies is strictly forbidden. On and after July ] 1, 1907, all cattle to be brought into