South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-07
ADD REGULATIONS
TO QUARANTINE
IN THIS COUNTY
State Veterinarian Announces
More Rules Designed to Pre-
vent Another Outbreak
Disease in Clinton County.

The fourth regulation Of the quar-
antine was put into effect Saturday
1t is as follows:
Against the hoef and mouth disease
IN the counties OF LapUrte. 81. Joseph
and any other parts of Indiana that 1t
may be necessary TO quarantine:
section l. The movement frC IN one
farm to another over public highways
Of any corn shredders, traction en-
gines. hay balers, is prohibited as 1t
is at the present time menace TO the
hoof and mouth regulations.
Section ,. Permits Will be issued
for movement of hay, fodder, live
stock and poultry under condition
that by so doing it viii guard against
the spread of the disease, but no such
hay, fodder, live stock or poultry may
be moved without permit.
Section 3. Milk may be excepted
for shipment outside OF the quaran-
tined zone, provided 1t is pasteurlZed
or the milk is for immediate use Word
has been sent to the creamerles that
no skinned milk is to be sent back
without being pasJeurized, provided
this will not conflict with any state
CITY or county health officers regula-
ton.
This order in effect upon and after
the seventh day of November, 1914
Signed. DR.. A. +. NELSON,
State Veterinarian.
One Herd To BE Killed.
All OF the herds in Laporte and st.
Joseph counties that were afflicted
with the disease have been slaughter
ed with the exception OF the large
herd at Notre Dame, which viii not
be killed until Monday morning as the
trench is not ready for the stock
Saturday morning there were out
4 II 4 i'm % -
Porter, Tippecanoe, Kosciuszko and
Clinton.
These were all caused from cattle
heinz shipped to the various towns IN
these counties from Chicago. Officers
were sent to the infected farms IN
these counties at once and II IS
thought that they will have the dis
ease under control in a short time at
those places
CASES IN CLINTON COUNTY.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Fresh
alarm regarding the spread in Indiana
of the live stock foot and mouth dis
ease was engendered today following
sgorts from Frankfort that large
number Of cases had been discovered
IN clinton county.
Sixty cattle and a drove OF 10 hoEs
were found TO be infected on the farm
OF Richard HeavileI, just vest OF
Frankfort. on the farm Of john
Derrick in the same vicinity several
car loads of steers ready for the mar
ket are suspected of being injected.
Entire herds and droves VIII be killed
and burned wherever symptoms OF the
disease are found.
The stock thus far afflicted are SAID
to have been purchased in Chicago
and brought TO Clinton county Tor
feeding.
CHICAGO, Nov. with 10 states
now under federal quarantine ana
three more placed under state quar-
antine and sporadic cases of foot and
mouth disease appearing IN the vast
area from Massachusetts, To the Mis-
sissippi river and from Glendive, Mont
TO Como. Miss. federal officials here
estimate that the cost Of suppresslns
the epidemic viii approximate SZ,0eO.-
OO3. The epidemic Of 1905 which was
much smaller. cost 100000.
Close Stock Yards
For the first time on record the
endemic Of foot and mouth disease
in cattle caused the closing OF the
Chicago Union stock Yards Friday
evening by order OF the state live
stock commissioners, ratified by Gov.
Dunno.
The order directs the stock yards
be closed until the morning OF Mon
dav. Nov 16. but both stock yard Off
Gals and packers hope TO get the en-
bargO raised before that time
The ArmOurs. Swifts, Morris and
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