The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02
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IN the cattle OF the states adjoining CkldiOld, tnc
movement Of cattle TO any part OF Oklahoma IRON tle
Panhandle of Texas north OF the 35th parallel ei
iorth latitude New Mexico, Colorado, or that pait
of the State of Kansas situated west Of the 99th
meridian Is Hereby prohibited nor shall amy cattle be
allowed to move from Cilnafron, Texas or Beaver
Counties to any part 81 Oklahoma until the same iays
been inspected and permission given by am inspector
Of he State Of Oklahoma, or By an Inspector of The
Bureau OF Animal Industry. And it is ordered that
all cattle infected with said disease or that have been
exposed To same in the above named area in Okla
hona, shall be dipped in some known effective dips
before they win be allowed to move to otler points
within the state, except such movement as i4 necessary
between pastures and dipping stations.
HORSES, MULES AND ASSES.
Rule O. No horses, mules or asses shall be shipped
driven or trailed, in any manner brought into the
State Of Oklahoma, unless the same are accompanied
by certificate Of health, issued by qualified
veterinarian who is graduate Of recognized
veterinary college and licensed practice in the state
in which he is located showing said stock to be free
from glanders or any other contagious or infectious
disease, or infested with ticks (Margaropus Annulta-
tus are subject to such inspection at state line, the
Board Of Agriculture may require before entering
Oklahoma
fsA All railroads transportation companies entering
Oklahoma are hereby forbidden to, in any manner,
transport horses, mules and asses into the State of
Oklahoma, except in accordance with the above pro-
visions. &N
(b) Horses mules and asses infested with ticks
(Margaropus Annultatus) will be subject to the same
rules and regulations govern the movement quar-
antining and disinfecting Of Southern Cattle when
ever found within the state
HOGS
Rule 10. The Board Of Agriculture has ascertained
that disease known as Hog Cholera or Swine
Plague is more OF less prevalent in this and surround
ing states therefore the movement in any manner, of
hogs to or within the State of Oklahoma is hereby
strictly forbidden, except in accordance with the fol
lowing provisions:
(a( All public stockyards in this and other states
except such as maintained especially for healthy
hogs and under supervision Of the United States
Bureau Of Animal Industry, or Of the proper auhor-
ties OF the state in which such yards are located shall
be considered unsantary and hogs which have in any
manner come in contact with such yards shall be CON
sdered exposed and shall not in any manner be moved
or transported into or within the state except to
recognized saughtering centers for purposes OF
immediate slaughter.
(b) All stock cars not showing conclusive evidence
Of disnfecton since having been used for stock shall
be considered unsantary and hogs loaded therein
shall be deemed exposed and their entry or move
ment within the state is hereby Denied except for
centers.
(c) Hogs that have in no way been exposed to
the contagion of Hog Cholera or Swine Plague NAV
be shipped or transported into Oklahoma for purposes
other than immediate slaughter when accompanied by
certificate issued by an Inspector of the Bureau Of
Animal Industry, or the State Veterinarian Of the
state of origin, who are familiar with the local con
ditions at point of origin showing the said animals
to be free from Hog Cholera, or Swine Plague, and
that the have not been exposed to such disease
for the six months last past, and when SO shipped
none but properly cleaned and disinfeced cars shall
be used. 1t shall be the duty Of all transportation
companies accepting hogs for shipment on the above
condition, to Immediately furnish to the Live Stock
Department Of the State Board of Agriculture copy
OF accompanying certificate which must show origin,
route of travel and destination of stock
Exception. Registered hogs for breeding purposes
may be shipped into the state the affidavit of the
breeder at point of origin, that said hogs have not
been exposed to any contagious disease of any char
acter for period OF six months but unless such hogs
are Grated the rules providing for disinfeced cars.
must be strictly observed Ell
Note. Parties contemplating shipping live stock to.
the State of Oklahoma, are advised in addition to a
careful study of the above regulations, to inform
themselves on the quarantned of other states bv
consulting b. A. |. Order No 1863 referred to in these
regulations, copies of which may be secured on applis
cation through the Secretary of Agriculture. Wash
ington D. Z, to the local office Bureau of Animal
Industry 4o4 Baltimore Building, Oklahoma CITY,
Oklahoma.
Rule II. All live stock inspectors for the State of
Oklahoma are hereby directed to enforce these repr-
ations and to arrest all parties who may be guilty of
violation thereof
The foregoing and within rules and regulations
were adopted and approved by the State Board of
Agriculture of the State of Oklahoma. at meeting
called to meet and had in the City of Guthrie Okla
homa, on the Goth day of April, 1910
Now, therefore, |, J. p. Connors, President of the
Board of Agriculture of the State of Oklahoma. in