The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

Spenetic Texas fever to point north above any
Of the quarantine lines herein described unless and
until such cars shall have been properly dsnfected
under the supervision of the proper Government or
State officer and record Of such disinfecton shown
on a card to be attached to side of car. al1 3le9A
Rue g. Cattle from the area quarantned BY b A.
l. Order No. T68, or other cattle infested with or
which have not for the past six months been contint
ously held on premises known to be free from ticks
(Margaropus Annuatus) which have been properly
dipped under the supervision OF an inspector of the
State Board Of Agriculture or United States Bureau
of Animal Industry in Beaumont crude petroleum, or
dipped twice with an interval Of from to 10 days
between the first and second dipping in the standard
solution of arsenical solution, and when properly
certified by such officer to be free of infection may be
moved within the state for purposes other than inn
mediate slaughter under such safe conditions as the
officer supervising the disinfection shall direct
Provided, That cattle shall be considered infectious
and shall be handled as such during the interval
between dippngs when arsenca solution is used that
cattle shall not be exposed after the second dipping
and that the facilities for preparing the dip and dipping
the cattle shall first have been approved by the Super
yising Inspector Of the State Board Of Agriculture OF
an inspector Of the United States Bureau Of Antna
Industry.
In preparing each 500 gallons Of arsenical solution
for dipping cattle as requisite for their ntrasate
movement across quarantine line there shall be used
10 pounds of finely powdered white arsenic contain
ing not less than 90 per cent Of arsenic troxide rs
pounds Of salsoda, and gallon OF pine tar The
arsenic and sasoda shall be boiled together in not less
than IS gallons Of water for Is minutes or longer If
necessary to effect complete solution Of the arsenic.
Before the pine tar is added the temperature of the
solution shall be reduced to I4o degrees This may
be done by the addition Of cold water The pine tar
shall be added in small stream while the solution is
being thoroughly stirred, after which the solution
shall be diluted with clear water sufficient to make
500 gallons Of dip.
Rule d. In order to protect from disease the cattle
in considerable area to greater or less extent free
from the disease carrying tick (Margaropus Annua-
us) the following quarantine line is hereby establish
ed: Commencing at the northeast of the State
Of Oklahoma thence south along the east line between
the State Of Missouri and Oklahoma and Arkansas
and Oklahoma, to the southeast corner Of Delaware
County, Oklahoma, thence westerly along the south
boundary line Of Delaware, Mayes and Rogers coun-
ties to the east line Of Tulsa County; thence west fol-
LOVING the line between townships 10 and 20, north
to the southeast corner Of Usage County (the Goth
meridian) thence south along the Goth meridian to
the line between townships IS and 70, north thence
west to the east boundary line of Creek County thence
south and west following the east and south line OF
Creek County to the southwest corner Of Creek
County thence south following the east boundary
boundary line Of Grady, Stephens and Jefferson
north boundary line Of Seminole County, thence west
on the north line of Seminole County to the north
west corner OF Seminole County; thence south on the
east boundary line of Pottawatome County to .he
Canadian river; thence westerly and nortnerly along
the Canadian river to the northwest corner of GRADY
County; thence south and west along the west
boundary lien of Grady Stephens and Jefferson
Counties to Red river at the southeast corner of
Comanche County; thence westerly and northerly
along Red river following the boundary line between
Oklahoma and Texas to the southwest corner of the
State of Oklahoma No cattle originating in or from
any part of the of the United States quarantned
by B. A. l. Order No. I68, or in Oklahoma below or
south of the line described in this rule, shall be moved
or transported any point above north of said line
only as is provided in Rules and : OF these
Regulations.
Exception I. That from this date cattle of the
quarantine area as described in B. A. l. Order No I6S
may be moved into that portion Of Usage County, east
OF the range line between ranges and east, and
south of the township line between townships 22 and
"a north also the Counties of Washington, Nowata,
Craig, Ottawa, Delaware Mayes Rogers, Creek and
that part OF Tulsa County lying west Of the Doth
meridian and also that part OF Tulsa County lying
north Of the township line between townships 10 and
20 north after having been dipped in standard
arsenical solution under supervision Of State or
Federal Inspector
TERRITORY OUT OF WHICH CATTLE MAY
BE INSPECTED-AT ANY SEASON
OF THE YEAR
During The continuance of the above quarantine
lines cattle of those portions of Greer and Jackson
Counties east of the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Railway, that portion OF Cleveland County south of
the line between townships 7 and s, north, and west
Of the Indian Meridian, that portion of Caddo
County south of the Mangum branch of the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific Railway, and that portion of
Lincoln County west and south OF line beginning at
the intersection of the Achison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway with the southern boundary line of Lin
coin County; thence following said railway in
northeasterly direction to its intersection with the
Fort Smith and Western Railroad; thence following