Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
SHEEP INSPECTOR
IN EACH DISTRICT
State Board OF Commissioners
viii Cooperate With Federal
Officials in Utah.
WoOLGROWERS' BULLETIN.
Government Expert Coming 20 in,csti-
gate Any Cases of Big Head Among
the Fluck~ This season.

The March number of the Utah state
wooleroUcrs' Bulletin will Doe published
Thursday Tho publication is of special
value 90 the sheep and wool indus
tries, and the following excerpts win be
read with interest:
There be- very little buying of wool at
the present time which $500 believe to Doe
duo t. the fact of money being 80 tight
However. we d1 not look for prices to
lower 40 all and believe that there VIII
be plenty of buyers boz the field when
shpariug commences. She gImen should
practise great care Boo packing their
wool. putting tho black 7erre9 and TAGS
IN separate sacks Also keep the wo1l
us clean as possible Many sheepmeu
uwning land are doing considerable
fencing these days The government
has made experiments which show
that good grazing land fenced WIN sup
rort from 3 to Do per cent more sheep
than by herdlng Tho recent decision
N the supreme court Of the United
states void the ruling of the Interior
department relative 90 trespass ON tho
forest reserves has caused considerable
comment among the shcopmcu, but. ac-
cording 20 recent statements made hv
President TAFT and members Of the for
estry department. 10 is almost GER
tair that Congress viii take some inn
mediate action u protecting forests
from tressp0ss thereon and we DO not
look for any immediate changes per
tanning to the grazing Of sheep ON the
reserves. We would advise sheepmen Co
bee cautious in making any departure
from the forestry regulations of the
past
The dipping Of sheep between Sep-
tcmbcr . and oct %, means that AN the
sheep ln the state viii Boz dipped with.
ln six weeks and mo- sheep that are dip
ped viii therefore have 90 mix with
any undipped sheep. The board also
decided that Lime and sulphur dip br
used when dipping sheep Infected with
scab. The board urges shcepmeu iu
the different localities Co prepare for
summer dipping in the year 1911 Be
fore the forest reserves were created
nearly an the sheep were dipped IN
the summer time but the reserves have
eliminated this custom However. 10
a. believed that arrangements can be
made with the forestry officials To al-
low dipping upon the reserves Ia the
summer time.
INSPECTION DISTRICTS.
The state board of sheep commits
sioners. in connection with Dr Murray
have decided 90 district the state \
INNNfNAI Inspector VIII Nf NlnAi-iA ANN HAh.lt
district and the state inspector iu ca IA
district VIII cooperate with the ted
crnl Inspector iu their locality. inform
ing tho federal Inspector as o. Condi
tions etc. The following named fed
eral inspectors have the districts 1s-
signed below. Or J. s. Dadc Of Og-
den, Boxelder. Cache Rich, Weber AMI
Morgan counties. DIT Robert Din ~
Salt Lake. Davis Salt Lake, Tooele
T7ItaftHua Rod
mond Of American Fork Utah. county;
DR. r.. L. GLACIER OF Provo. Wasatsh
and TTintah counties: Mr. r. A. BROAD
hurst Of Mt Pleasant. Sanpete and Sc
vier counties. Or n. W. McGinnis 81
Milford. Beaver. Iron and Washington
counties. w. r. Huffman Of Richhcll.
Wayne county; Or. q. r. Bontrsger
OF Price. Carbon district. Carbon, En-
cry. Grand and San Juan counties
Sheepmcn desiring any Information
pertaining 10 inspections, clippings, etc.
etc. can write for same 20 the fed
oral inspectors In their locality
state sheep Inspector Norberg. 81
sanpeto. has resigned. j d. Mayrick.
OF Mt Pleasant. has been appointed 20
take MI Norherg's place.
The state board Of sheep commits
sioncrs is greatly hampered In he
work owing 90 the small appropriation
made by the last Legislature. sheep
men should watch everywhere FOR dis
ease. and report Immediately any
found.
The government viii have in Utah
this spring an expert from Washing
ton 10 investigate any cases ~ big
head Tie viii be located at Milford
during the sheariur season.
Or Murray states that AN sheep go
ing on the forest reserves iu the state
~ Utah will be- Inspected before en-
taHnE said reserves with the excep-
tiou OF sheep in Beaver Iron. Wash
iugtou Kane. Garfield and san Juan
counties; these counties having been
released from the government quar-
uutiur.