The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-04-14
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
Governor Boyle Modifies Recent
Orders Relative to Importation
And Transportation of Stock.

Decdus VI itS SSucldi iuteiest u
residents of this project, who are
vitally affected by its provisions.
Proably no other section of the state
is so concerned relative to the mat
ter as is ours.
Nevada Livestock Quarantine No
10, State of Nevada, Executive De-
partment A proclamation by the
governor. Carson City, Nevada,
April 8, 1915.
Relative to quarantine against the
importation into Nevada of livestock
from other portions of the United
States; of railroad stock cars; and
other matters relating thereto.
Whereas. A contagious, communi-
cable disease known as "foot-and-
mouth disease" exists in livestock in
certain portions of the United States
and is causing extensive losses among
live stock, and
Whereas, Live stock existing in
other states, as well as railroad cars
which have carried livestock, may
have been exposed to the infection
of said foot-and-mouth disease;
and
Whereas certain other infectious
anu uletdSC6 VI llNc 6tOlh,
existing in other states, may, If intro
duced into the State of Nevada, en-
danger the livestock industry of the
said State of Nevada; and
Whereas, The unrestricted move
ments of live stock may result In the
introduction of said diseases into the
State of Nevada.
Now. Therefore, 1, Emmot D.
Boyle, Governor of the State OF Ne
vada. under the authority in me
vested by Chapter 220, Statutes of
Nevada, 1915, do hereby prohibit the
Importation into the State in any
railroad car, or on the hoof, or
otherwise, of any cattle, sheep, or
other ruminants, or swine, originat-
ing or coming from any points in
the United States, for any purpose
whatsoever, except from the States
of California, Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado.
Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas; and
quarantine In respect of such impor-
tation of cattle. sheep, or other rumi-
nants, or swine. into the State of Ne
vada Is hereby declared against all
states of the United States except
these hercinaboye expressly pro-
yided.
When shipments of cattle, sheep
or other ruminants. or swine, are
made from any of the aforesaid
states of Califoria, Oregon. Washing
ton Idaho. Utah, Wyoming, Colo
rado, Arizona, New Mexico, and
Texas to points within the State of
Nevada such animals shall first be
inspected by an authorized State or
Federal Veterinary Inspector and
certificate of inspection, issued by
such inspector stating that the ami
mails in question have been examined
before shipment and found to be free
disease and that such animals have
not been exposed TO the infection of
foot-and-mouth disease, shall be at
tached to the waybill accompanying
such shipments of animals, and
copy of such certificate must be
mailed by the agent of the railroad
who receives such animals for ship
ment, to Dr. W. B. Mack, State
Quarantine officer. University of Ne
vada. Reno, Nevada.
The importation into the State of
Nevada in any railroad car, or on the
hoof, or otherwise, of horses, asses.
or mules, from any state in which a
quarantine is established by the
United States Bureau of Animal In
dustry for foot-and-mouth disease is
hereby prohibited.
The importation into the State of
Nevada in any railroad car, or 9TH
erwise, of poultry from any state in
the United States where quarantine
is established by the United States
Bureau of Animal Industry for foot
and-mouth disease is hereby pro-
hibited.
The importation into the State of
Nevada in any railroad car, or on the
hoof, or otherwise, of cattle for
breeding or dairy purposes is here
by prohibited. unless such cattle
have passed the tuberculin test for
tuberculosis and have been shown by
a physical examination by an author
lied State or Federal Veterinary In
spectpr, and are certified by such In
spector to be free from evidence of
tuberculosis and of any infectious or
contagious disease. A certificate
puporting to show freedom from
tuberculosis in cattle shall exist of
u IttOIN o1 l11 lubtINulln ttSts stat
ing the temperature taken before
and after the injection of tuberculin,
the quantity of tuberculin injected,
the time of inspection as related to
the temperatures recoI ded, and the
source of the tubereulin used. No
certificate of a tuberculin test made
more than thirty 600 days prior to
the date of shipment will be ac-
cepted.
The importation into the State of
Nevada in any railroad car, or on
the hoof, or otherwise, of horses,
osses, or mules, is hereby prohibited,
unless they have passed a physical
examination by an authorized State
or Federal Veterinary Inspector and
are certified by such inspector to be
free from evidence of any infectious
or contagious disease.
All health certificates issued by
Veterinary Inspectors covering ship
ments of live stock into the State Of
Nevada hereinabove referred to
shall be issued in duplicate; in case
shipment is to be made in railroad
cars the original certificate shall be
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