Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

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such rules and regulations.
Section 1492b-9. 1t shall be unlaw-
full for any persons, to In any manner,
change the record Of any temperature
to induce or conspiro with another,
either directly or indirectly, to change
the record of any test sheet or to false
ly record any test, SO as to show that
an animal has reacted to the test when
tho true temperature or record would
not indicate any reaction, or so as 70
show that an animal has not reacted to
the test when the true temperature or
record would indicate reaction. Any
person violating any of the provisions
| of this section shall be deemed guilty
| of a miSdemeanOr, and upon conviction
thereof, shall be punished by a fine of
not less than fifty nor more than two
hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in
the county jail for not less than sixty
Section 4. Sections 1929, 1920,
1492e and 1494-72 of the statutes are
Whenever the state live stock sanitary
board shall have reason to believe that
there is danger of the introduction
| into this state of any contagious or in
| fectious disease prevailing among do
nestle animals, in any district, outside
| this state, or it's dissemination from
one district in this state to another, it
shall investigate the existing condi-
tions, and If it conclude that danger
exists to the live stock interests of this
| state therefrom, it may, with the ad-
! VICE anu cOIScDL Oh Tie SOFSl nOl, FL w.
hibit the importation of animals Of the
kind diseased from the infected dis
| trict into this state, or the moving OF
them from one part OF the state to
another, except under such regulations
as the board may establish.
2. 1t shall be the duty of every per
son who shall have reason to suspect
that there is upon his premises, or
upon the premises occupied by him, or
under his control, any domestic ami
NAL having a contagious or infectious
disease, to Immediately report the fact
to the v state veterinarian, or
| the secretary Of the live stock sanitary
! board. The board or state veterinarian
may require that the owner Of sus-
| own expense, a qualified veterinary
surgeon, or some other competent per
son auth orized by low or by the state
! live stock sanitary board, to examine
| such stock and determine whether in
| his opinion, the disease exists.
| 8. This board or any member thereof
| into any building or place, where he
has reason to suspect, there may be
diseased animals, and examine the
same and may call to his aid, II necesc
| the county, in which such animals may
| be located. and all such officers, when
so called upon, shall assist such board
or member thereof in the enforcement
| of the provisions of this sec
| ton.
4. Animals in transit in the state are
| hereby ucCIdI ca W NC u11oSl l4IS III
'S seetion n i4 i52 r' i. All claims
against the state arising from =, the he
made by fling with the secretary of
| state a copy of the live stock
| sanitary boards notice to the owner
| and to the justice of the peace, and the
return of the appraisers to, the justice,
which notice and return shall be GER
| tilted by such justice, together with q
statement of the person under whose
/ 10 1F1J1
tered, giving the name and place or
residence of the owner, the date on
which such animals were slaughtered,
! the tag number OF each animal, ana
were found in the carcass Of any such
animal, and stating whether such car
| cass was passed for food or
| tanked: the secretary of state and state
veterinarian shall examine such state
ments, and if satisfied that the amounts
at which such animals were appraised
animal or animals slaughtered is en-
| titled to indemnity, the secretary of
| state shall issue his warrant in favor
| Of the owner of such animal for the
| full sum named in such return for all
| animals ordered slaughtered by the
| proper authorities on account of react
| ing to the tuberculin test upon whose
! carcass the inspector failed to dis
cover tubercular LESSONS at the slaugh.,
! ter thereof and for tnree-fourths Of
! the sum named in such return for all
| other anl0ldlS SO Slau3HlGIGU
2. The right to indemnity shall not
exist, nor shall payment be made IN
| a. For animals owned by the
| United States this state or any county,
city, town or village in this state.
~ For animals brought into this
state, contrary to the provisions or TINS
act, or where the owner OF the amman
| or the person claiming compensation
has failed to comply with the proVl-
| sions of the same. 4
go When the owner or claimant, az
the time of coming into possession OF
! the animal, knew or had GOOD reason
to believe it to be afflicted with con-
! tagious or infection disease.
| (4( When the animal Slaughtercd
was diseased at the time of it's arrival
| in this state.
IS When the owner shall have been
guilty of n6ggenee3 or or + has iRfinence
| of contagious or infectious dSeaSe;
(G) When the animal slaughtered
shall have been brought into the sta te
within one year prior to such slaugn-
ter, unless the owner or person III
charge shall produce the certificate or
a duly qualified veterinary surgeon
| who is a graduate of reputaDle vet
Urinary college, and such certlnca t te
IapprOVed by the state veterinarian OF
the state from which the animal is
! shippcd or some veterinary employed
pv the United States department. or aS-
ciculture, issued within y thirty
days of the date Of importation, snow
ing such animal to De Tree Iron! tcooCl :
culosis at the time of it's arrival IN the
Section 1929. l. The state live stock
sanitary board shall be allowed for
clerical assistance and other purposes
q sum not to exceed three
thousand dollars annually.
2. The state veterinarian IS hefepy
authorized to appoint an assistant
state veterinarian, who shall be duly
qualified veterinary surgeon, at 9 Sai
airy not to exceed fifteen hundred DOL
lars per year and his actual expenses
incurred in the performance OF ms
duties; and the state veterinarian may
call to his assistance, as may be nee
essary in the performance OF MS WORK
duly Qualified Veterinary surgeons, WhC
shall be paid for their services at the
rate of five dollars per day and thel1
actual expenses for the time they are
actually employed as assistants. All
accounts shall be audited upon ltemlzeo
vouchers, certified to by the state vet
ernarian, but no person shall DE con
sidered a veterinary surgeon WltnE
the meaning of this act, who is not
regular graduate in good standlng Oh
some recognized veterinary college II
the United States, Canada or Europe.
8. The superintendent OF
public property is hereby instructed &c
furnish the state veterinarian and I'VE
stock sanitary board with q SultaDle