The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-05-15
PROCLAMATION. BY
GOVERNOR ISSUED


GOVERNOR ISSUED
importation Of Diseased Hogs and
Cattle Prohibited by State.
ProclamatiOns dealing with the i'm
portation of diseased hogs and horses
into this state have been issued by
Governor Haines at the request Of the
state livestock sanitary board. They
are self explanatory and as follows:
Hog Proclamation
Whereas, It is my duty under, the
laws Of Idaho, upon recommendation
Of the state veterinary surgeon, to is
sue proclamation prohibiting the i'm
p0rtation into this state Of animals af-
fected with or exposed to any danger
GUS, contagious or communicable dis
ease; and,
Whereas, The state veterinary sur
geOn has recommended the Issuance of
a quarantine proclamation fOrbidding
the importation Of hogs into this state
under certain restrictions.
Therefore, l, John M. Haines. gov
ernor OF Idaho, upon such recommend
alton, and owing to the fact that
feel reasonably well satisfied that hog
cholera among hogs is prevalent to a
relatively large degree in all the states
Of this country, in the Dominion of
Canada and in all foreign countries,
do hereby order that no hogs intend
ed for other purpose except immedia
slaughter shall be admitted into this
state unless such hogs are accom-
panied by q health certificate issued
by a federal or state veterinarian,
cfoffnU fho< no
immunized by the Dorset Mcbride :
Niles serum method within il DAYS
from date Of shipment into this state;
said certificate must also state that
hog cholera has not existed on the
premises from whence hogs were
shipped for period of at least six
months prior to shipment.
All railroad companies, common car
riers and all persons trailing or driv-
ing such. above described hogs into
this. state must, before crossing the
state line, give due and sufficient no.
tice of such intention to the state
veterinary surgeon at Boise, Idaho
and must Immediately deliver to the
state veterinary surgeon or deputy
the health certificate or immunizing
certificate accompanying such hogs
All persons are hereby ordered or
warned not to ship or bring into this
state hogs for other purposes except
immediate slaughter except under the
restrictions herein provided.
This proclamation shall be in force
from date to December 81, 1913.
In testimony whereof. l have here
unto set myhand and affixed the great
seal of the state of Idaho, at the city
Of Boise, the capital of said state, this
Sd day of May, one thousand nine
hundred and thirteen.
JOHN M. HAINES,
Governor.
w. L. Clifford, Secretary of State.
Horse Proclamation
Whereas, 1t is my duty, under the
laws of Idaho,upon recommendation of
the state veterinary surgeon, to issue
proclamation prohibiting the importa-
ton into this state of animals affect
ed with or exposed to any dangerous,
contagious or communicable disease;
and,
Whereas, The state veterinary sur
geon has recommended the issuance
of quarantine proclamation forbid
ding the importation of horses into
this state under certain restrictions
Therefore, l, John NJ Haines, gov
ernor of Idaho, upon such recommend
alton and owing to the fact that l
feel reasonably well satisfied that
CHAMBERS among horses is prevalent to
a relatively large degree in all the
states of this country, in the Domin-
ion OF Canada, and in all foreign coun-
tries, do hereby order that no horses
shall be admitted to this state unless
such horses be accompanied by health,
certificate, including Mallein test chart
Such certificate must be issued by a,
state or federal veterinarian, and
when horses are not accompanied by
such certificate and Mallein test chart
the owners or parties in charge shall
notify the state veterinarian at Boise,
Idaho, before proceeding more than
two miles over the state line or more
than two miles from their railroad
destination, if shipped in, and to
make arrangements where the horses
are to be tested with Mallein. The
expense of such testing shall be borne
by the owner, which shall be IS day
and expenses going and returning
from the testing.
All railroad companies, common car
riers and all persons trailing or driv-
ing such above described horses into
this state must, before crossing the
state line, give due and sufficient no.
tice of such intention to the state
veterinary surgeon at Boise, Idaho,
and must Immediately deliver to the
state veterinary surgeon or deputy the
health certificate or Mallcin test
chart accompanying such horses.
All persons are hereby ordered and
warned not to ship or bring into this
state any horses except under the re-
strictions herein provided.
This proclamation shall be in force
from date to December 81, 1913.
In testimony whereof l have here
unto set my hand and caused the
great seal of the state of Idaho to be
affixed hereto, at the city of Boise,
the capital of said state, this Sd day
Of May, one thousand nine hundred
and thirteen.
JOHN M. HAINES,
Governor.
Wilfred L. Clifford, Secretary of State.
Very Remarkable Cure Of Liver