The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-03-16

to the Ponce jury OF CnlS Parish un-
less it be out of funds especially con-
tributed by said Board to this Parish
for the purpose Of paying said In
spectors, in which event, the said in
spectors shall be paid only such
amounts as may be designated by the
Louisiana State Live Stock Sanitary
Board.
Sec, 8. Be IL further ordained ETC.,
hat it shall be the duty of said Par
sh live stock sanitary inspectors to
carry out the provisions Of this or
dinance relative to the compulsory
disinfecting of cattle in the Parish of
jefferson Davis, and the proper dis
injecting Of cattle in the Parish OF
jefferson Davis, and to the proper
disinfecting of other live stock as
hereinafter provided, and to do all
other things required by them by the
rules and regulations of the Louis
lana State Live Stock Sanitary Board
FOR the eradication of cattle fever
ticks and other contagious diseases
1mong cattle and other live stock in
the Parish of Jefferson Davis.
The said four or more inspectors
shall serve during such periods OF
lime as may be designated by the
chief executive officer of the Louis
ana State Live Stock Sanitary Board,
md as aforesaid, receive their COM
)ensation as above provided for the
months in which they are actually
occupied IS inspectors under this
ordinance.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained, ETC.,
hat from and after the 10th day OF
April, 1917, no cattle shall be driven,
allowed to drift or moved by rail,
Joat or otherwise carried into the
Parish of Jefferson Davis, Louisiana,
from any area in the United States
that is quarantined by the United
States Secretary of Agriculture to
prevent the spread of splenetic or
lex fever in cattle until they have
)een dipped in an approved manner
the standard arsenical solution or
otherwise properly disinfected under
he supervision of a duly authorized
Inspector of the Louisiana State Live
Stock Sanitary Board, or any Veter-
nary Inspector of the United States
Bureau Of Animal Industry duly CON-
nissioned as an inspector of the
louisiana State Live Stock Sanitary
Board.
Sec. 5. Be it further ordained, etc.
hat from and after the 18th day OF
lpril, 1917, horses and mules enter.
1g the Parish of jefferson Davis
hall be free of cattle ticks (Margaro,
'us Annulatus.) When any cattle
'orses or mules are received at 8
,'ailroad station in this Parish from
my point in the United States thai
$ quarantined by the United State,
secretary Of Agriculture to proven
he spread Of splenetic or tick fevel
n cattle, it shall be the duty of tn,
said railroad agent to notify tn,
learest live stock sanitary inspector
md the cattle, horses or mules mus
rot be removed from the station stool
1ens until permission to do so ha
'een received from the live stocl
'anitary inspector of this Parish VIII
nay be nearest to the said railroa,
stock pens, or from duly author
zed inspector Of the Louisiana Stat
live Stock Sanitary Board.
Sec. 6. Be it further ordained, etc
hat from and after the 18th day 0
April, 1917, all persons owning o
laving in their charge, as owner.
agents or otherwise, cattle in the Pal
sh of Jefferson Davis, Louisiana, tina
are infected with, or exposed to cal
lie fever ticks, shall have all sue
attic at a regular disinfecting sts
ion situated in the Ward in whic
aid person may reside, or in whic
lis cattle may be, at such times q
nay be designated by the Parish liv
stock sanitary inspector or inspector
II by any OF the inspectors appOin
ID by the Louisiana State Live StoC
, SANITARY Board working in this Pal
9 ish for the purpose of having sal
> cattle properly disinfected, provide
. that all such persons shall when sal
inspectors intend to disinfect sal
cattle for the first time after the sa
10th Of April, 1917, receives
written notice from said inspector, (
inspectors, stating the day and daI
and place at which said cattle are