The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04

State Board OF Agriculture TO make In
terstate Inspections OF live stock, or
by u person holding permit from the
board TO administer the Hog cholera
treatment and who has given bond
TO the State In the sum OF one thousand
dollars. A copy of the affidavit or Ger
tiflcate to accompany such shipment and
| the original to be sent TO the President
of the Oklahoma state Board OF Agri'
culture.
Sec. 3. Inter state: No hogs shall be
shipped. trailed or otherwise transport
ed or allowed TO drift into this state Tor
purposes other than immediate slaugh'
ter unless accompanied by "A certificate
OF health. issued by a veterinarian EN-
ployed by the authorities charged with
the control of infectious and contagl'
Gus diseases OF live stock In the state
where the shipment originated by,a vet
erlnary inspector of the United States
Bureau OF Animal Industry or by u
graduate veterinarian authorized to
make interstate inspections OF live
stock certifying that they have been
treated by the serum.virus method for
the prevention of hog cholera not less
than 30 days prior TO date of shipment.
4 copy of the certificate shall be at
tached to the way.bill accompanying
such shipment and the original shall be
forwarded to the President OF the Okla
homa State Board of Agriculture.
Sec. 4. All stock cars not showing
conclusive evidence of disinfection since
having been used for live stock shall
be considered infectious and hogs loaded
therein shall be deemed exposed and
their entry or movement into or within
the state is hereby denied, except for
immed date slaughter at recognized
slaughtering centers.
Exception !. Registered hogs for
breeding purposes may be shipped into
or within the state on the affidavit or
the breeder or owner at point of origin.
said affidavit to be attached to the bill
of lading accompanying said shipment
and n copy of said affidavit to be for.
warded to the President of the State
Board of Agriculture, at oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, showing that said hogs have
not been exposed to any contagious dis
ease of any character for period OF
six months last past. but unless such
hogs are Grated the rules providing for
disinfected cars must be strictly OBJ
served.
Exception .. Hogs may be shipped.
transported or otherwise moved into
or within the State of Oklahoma from
Public Stock Yards, where inspection is
maintained under the supervision of
,T In
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture.
for purposes other than immediate
slaughter in conformity with provisions
contained in +. A. l. Order No. 245 and
amendments thereto.
Method of Distinction.
Rule 10. Sec. !. Care required by
these regulations to be cleaned and dis
infected shall be treated in the following
manner: Remove all litterEnd manure
from all portions of the cars. including
the lodges and frame work outside
clean the exterior and interior of the
cars; AID saturate the entire Interior
surface, including the inner surfaces
of the car doors, with a permitted dis
infectant.
Sec. .. Yards, pens, chutes, and al
leys required by these regulations to be
disinfected shall be treated in the fol
lowing manner: Empty all troughs,
racks, or other feeding or watering IA
cilities, remove all litter and manure
from the floors, posts, or other parts,
and saturate the entire surface of the
fencing. troughs, chutes. floors, walls,
and other parts with permitted disin-
fectant.
Permitted Disinfectants.
Rule H. Sec. /. The substances per
mitted for use in disinfecting cars.
boats. other vehicles and premises are
as follows:
Ca) Compound solution of cresol, U. 5.
p at dilution of at least fluid
ounces to l gallon of water
(b) A permitted "saponified cresol so
luton" at a dilution of at least fluid
ounces to l gallon of water.
tc) Liquified phenol Qiquified car
bolic acid at dilution of at least
fluid ounces to gallon of water.
(H Chorid of Lime U. S. P. strength
80 per cent available chlorin) at a dilu-
ton Of l pound to gallons OF water.