The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-06-01

made under the supervision and
direction of the x X state veter-
marian or his assistant, or any men,
Der of the live stock sanitary board
of the state.
1.-THE owner of slaughtered animals
shall receive no compensate for the
same unless said sanitary board is
satisfied that the infected premises
have been disinfected in such manner
as to prevent the further spread Of
the disease.
1.-THE owners of condemned and
slaughtered animals shall receive
compensation therefor from the state
, until July l, 1913, as follows: For
bovine animals condemned and order
ed slaughtered by the board, on &C
count of reacting to the tuberculin
test, but upon whose carcass no tu-
bercuIar LESSONS we're found, the full
appraised value, which in no case
shall exceed sixty dollars. For bovine
animals condemened and ordered
slaughtered, on account of having
reacted to the tuberculin test, upon
whose carcass tubercular LESSONS we're
found at the time the slaughter there
of, three-fourths of the appraised
value of such animal, and for other
animals, three fourths of the ap-
praised value of the same.
"In order to determine the COM
potency of parties other than licensed
veterinarians, who may wish to apply
the tuberculin test to cattle, the live
stock sanitary board is hereby au-
thorized to hold examinations of such
parties, and to issue permits to make
such tests to those passing the exam
nations, which permit shall entitle
the holder to legal recognition in his
work. x Providing that such
examinations, relative to determining
the competency of persons desiring to
apply the tuberculin test, shall not
be formulated so as to authorize only
veterinary surgeons and graduates of
the state agricultural college to con-
duct such tests.
"When the owner or person in
charge of animals condemned, on ac-
count or having reacted to the tuber-
culin test, is not present at the
slaughter thereof, the secretary of
the live stock sanitary board shall,
within thirty days after slaughter, in
form the owner or person in charge
whether tubercular LESSONS were dis
covered upon the carcass OF any such
animals
''No person shall apply the tuber-
cuIin test to any animal except his
own. unless he has, prior to the time
| ofv - toc o1 to hn
owner or person in charge of such
animals, a copy of the rules and regu-
lations, adopted by the live stock
sanitary board, regarding the applica-
ton of the tuberculin test, stating
in detail how such test should be
properly applied.
"No person shall at any time or in
any manner apply tuberculin to any
animal, unless the temperature record
be reported to the state live stock
sanitary board. "
The law further provides that all
tuberculin used within the state must
be labeled with the name of the man
ufacturer and the date of its rrepara-
ton. and that any druggist or other
person who supplies tuberculin shall
report Immediately to the state board
of health, giving the name and adj
dress of the person to whom it was
furnished.
Payment for animals slaughtered is
not allowed on animals brought into
the state without proper certificates
showing them to be free from tuber-
| culoSiS, or ii the owner is guilty of