The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-04-20
THE REGULATIONS
pertaining to Treatment of Cattle
for Scabics Continued

Regulation 22. Cattle diseased
with scabies which have been dipped
once in either the lime and sulphu,
or the tobacco and sulphur dip unde,
the supervision of an inspector oI
the Bureau OF Animal Industry
! within ten days of date OF shipment
may be shipped interstate for imme.
dlate slaughter to a recognized
slaughtering center, and when sc
slipped the said cattle shall not he
diverted en- route and shall be
slaughtered within two weeks after
arrival at destination. 1t cattle dis
eased with scabies are to be ship
ped interstate for stockers or feed
ers, they shall be dipped twice. ten
days apart, under the supervision
OF an Inspector Of the Bureau of AMI
nal Industry, in either the lime
and sulphur or the tobacco and sui
phur dip; or they shall be either
dipped once in, or sprayed once with
properly prepared emulsion of
beaumont crude petroleum or SINH
lar Oil under the supervision of such
Inspector. After dipping or spray
ing they shall be submitted to in
spection before shipment. Cattle
not visibly diseased, but which are
known to be part of diseased herd,
intended for stockerts or feeders
shall be dipped once under the SUI.
pervision of an inspector of the Blu
reau of Animal Industry in either
the lime and sulphur or the tobacco
and sulphur dip before being ship
ped Interstate; or they shall be eth
er dlpped once in, or sprayed once
with, a properly prepared emulsion
OF Beaumont crude petroleum or
similar oil under the supervision of
an Inspector Of the Bureau of AMI
nal Industry. However, diseased
cattle may be dipped once in either
the lime and sulphur or the tobacco
and sulphur dip under the super
vision of an inspector of the Bureau
of Animal Industry at the point of
origin and shipped Interstate for
stocking or feeding purposes If ar
rangements have been made for the
second dipping en- route or at desti-
nation at the required time after the
i1rst dipping at a point where there
Is an inspector stationed and under
his supervision. Cattle not visibiy
diseased, but which are known to be
part OF diseased herd, shipped to
another State or Territory for feed
ing or stocking purposes, may be
dipped or sprayed en- route instead
of at point Of origin by special per-
mission first had and obtained from
the Chief of the Bureau OF Anima,
Industry.
Regulation 23. Healthy cattle In
a State or Territory not quarantined
by the Secretary of Agriculture for
scabies in cattle may be shipped in
terstate in clean cars, without in
spection. for slaughter or for stock
ers or feeders; but If the said cat
tie be unloaded en- route or at des.
tination and placed in infectious
premises, they shall be treated as
exposed cattle, and shall not be Tor.
warded to destination for purposes
other than for immediate slaughter
until they shall have been dipped
or sprayed once, under the super.
vision of an inspector of the Bureau
OF Animal Industry, in any dip or
mixture herein approved.
Regulation "a. When diseased
cattle that have been dipped once
in either lime and sulphur or the
tobacco and sulphur dip, or that
have been either dipped once in, or
sprayed once with, the petroleum or
OIL emulsion, or when the cattle not
visibly diseased but which are
known to be part of diseased
herd, are shipped interstate in ac-
cordance with Regulation %, the
proper officers of the transportation
company shall affix to both sides
of each car carrying such cattle q
durable. conspicuous placard, not
less than five and a half by eight
inches in size, on which shall be
printed with permanent black ink in
bold-face letters not less than one
and half inches in height the
words Clipped scabby CATTLE" or
cattle exposed to scabies,' as the
case may be. These placards shall
also show the name of the place
from which the shipment was made,
the date Of the shipment (Which
must correspond with the date OF
the waybills and other papers), the
name of the transportation company,
and the name Of the place Of desti.
nation. Each of the waybills, con.
ductors' maniests, memoranda, and
bills of lading pertaining to such
shipments by cars or boats shal,
have the words dipped scabby cat.
tle," or cattle exposed to scabies. 2
as the case may be, written OF
stamped upon its face. Whenever
such shipments are transferred to
another transportation company OF
into other cars or into other boats
or are kebilled or reconsigned to a
point other than the original dessi-
nation, the cars into which said cat.
tie are transferred aEI tl,t new way.
bills. conductors mamfests, memo.
randa. and tho bills ri lading GOV
ering such shipments !,y cars ol
boatsk sBalf be marked as hereir
specified or cars first carrying sait
cattle and for the billing, etc, GOV
ering the same II for any reason
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