The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-07-07

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all such cattle latter being notified
to do so by a member of sthe State
Live Stock Sanitary Board or an in
spector commissioned by said Board) ,
in a standard arsenical solution con-
tanned in a dipping vat, every two
weeks at the time and place desig-
mated by said officer or Inspector, as
long as the ticks remain on the cattle
or the premises or pasture remain in
tested, or the premises remain quar-
antined; unless the owner or person
in charge receives permission from a
member of the. State Live Stock SAM
tary Board or an Inspector commits
stoned by said Board to disinfect cat
tie in another manner. When quar-
antined cattle and premises are free
of ticks an order, releasing them from
quarantine, will be issued by mem
Der of the State Live Stock Sanitary
Board or an agent or Inspector spe-
cially commissioned by said Board for
this purpose.
Regulation 10. Hides from tick in
tested animals shall not be moved on
the public roads or delivered for ship
ment until ten days after being re-
in five per cent solution of carbolic
acid, in counties or areas released
from quarantine or in which the work
of tick eradication is being conducted.
Regulation II. No work oxen shall
move or be allowed to move from the
quarantined area of Mississippi into
any county in the free area of Mis-
sissippi, or in which the work of tick
eradication is being conducted, except
as hereinafter provided:
Such oxen shall be free of ticks and
shall be dipped in standard arsenlcal
solution under the supervision of
State Live Stock Inspector or an In
spector of the Bureau of Animal In
dustry, either at the point of origin,
en- route, at the. railroad unloading
point, or in a dipping vat located on
the inter county line at the point Of
entry and approved by the State Live
Stock Sanitary Board, and they shall
not occupy the pastures or range at
any time and shall only be allowed on
the public roads during the time they
are actually at work. A special GER
tifcate shall be issued by the Inspec-
tor supervising the dipping of such
work oxen done under the provisions
of this regulation, before movement
to premises in the area mentioned
herein can be made. Said certificate
shall become void after IA days from
date of issue.
Regulation 12. The establishment
of stations in fgree areas, or in areas
doing the actual work of tick eradlca-
ton, where cattle from the quaran-
L Ho oln of
and shipped to free areas, is author
lied.
Said stations to be approved and To-
Gated by the State LIVE Stock Sani-
tary Board at important railroad
centers and where convenient for the
purpose intended, and shall be ad-
iacent TO railroad tracks or4hoat land
ing SO that cattle may be 'unloaded
direct into the pens without passing
over the public highways or other
free areas. Such stations shall be
built and maintained without cost to
The State Live Stock Sanitary Board,
and cattle occupying the same shall
be entirely at owners risk and ex-
pense.
Such stations shall be provided with
a regulation dipping vat, kept filled
with standard arsenical solution; also
with pens of required size, with two
fences, not less than ten feet apart,
strong enough to resist all stock, the
neutral area between fences to be
kept clear of all stock at all times.
Cattle shall be transported to said
stations from the quarantined area
only in cars or boats bearing placards,
Southern Cattle" Such cattle shall
be considered and handled as quar-
antined until released by certificate
from Inspector in charge.
On arrival of quarantined cattle at
said stations they shall be dipped in
arsenical solution of standard
strength and held for not less than
five days, or more than twelve, and
dipped again, both dippings to be un-
der tie supervision of United States
Bureau of Animal Industry Inspector
or an Inspector commissioned and ap-
pointed for this purpose by the State
Live Stock Sanitary Board. After
the second dipping they shall be en-
titled to a certificate warranting their
removal to free areas in accordance
with regulations of the United States
Bureau of Animal Industry, Depart
ment of Agriculture. The only means
of egress from such stations shall be
by means of a gate located at the dip
ping pen so that cattle after being
rendered non-infectious may be re-
turned without being exposed to re-
infection. Such gate shall be kept
locked and the key retained in the
possession Of the Inspector in charge.
Location of dipping stations: Me-
ridian, Grenada, West Point, Stark
vile. Natchez, Canton, and Columbus.
Stations are also authorized to be es-