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

ped, trailed, otherwise transported, o'
allowed 10 tvift from another state Int
the Suite of Oklahoma, except as here
matter provided; and no cattle shall b'
shipped, tralled. otherwise transported
or allowNd TO drift from another state oi
portion thereof quarantined for the dis
ease of Scabies In cattle into the state
of Oklahoma, except as hereinafter pro
vldcd. Healthy cattle In any area moi
quarantlned for the disease of Scabies
In cattle which have not been exposed
TO the disease may be- shipped or tralled
into the state without restriction by
these Regulations TO prevent the spread
Of Scabies in cattle; but II said cattle
be unloaded en- route and are placed IN
infectious premises. they shall there
after be treated as exposed cattle, and
shall not be forwarded to destination for
purposes other than immediate slaugh'
ter until they shall have been dipped
under the supervision of state Live
Stock Inspector or an inspector OF the
Bureau of Animal Industry.
Cattle that are diseased with Scabies
and that have been dipped once under
the supervision of an inspector of the
Bureau of Animal Industry within ten
days of date of shipment, may be ship
ped into Oklahoma for immediate
slaughter to a recognized slaughtering
center, and when so shipped, the said
cattle shall not be diverted en- route
within the State. and shall be slaugh'
tered within two weeks after arrival ut
destination.
II diseased cattle are to be shipped
into Oklahoma for stocking or feeding
purposes, they shall DE dipped twice
under the supervision of an inspector
of the Bureau of Animal Industry with
an interval of ten days between dip
pings, and shall be submitted for in.
spection before shipment.
When diseased cattle have been dipped
once and are shipped into the state FOR
slaughter, or when exposed cattle are
without dipping for immediate
slaughter, the proper officers OF the
transportation company shall affiX TO
both sides of each car n durable plac-
ard not less than 5 IL by inches in
size on which shall be printed with per
manent black ink in boldface letters
not less than 11.2 inches in height, the
words. CLIPPED SCABBY CATTLE
or "EXPOSED SCABBY CATTLE FOR
SLAUGHTER" as the case may be.
These Dlacards shall also show the name
of the place from which the shipment
was made, the date of the shipment
(which must correspond with the date
of the way-blls and other papers,, the
name of tit transportation company,
the name of the place of destination.
Each of the way.bills, way-bill stubs,
conductors ,nanifests, memoranda, ana
bills of lading pertaining to such snip
ment shall have the words, Dipped
Scabby Cattle" or Exposed Scabby Cat
tie for Slaughter" as the case may be,
written or stamped upon its face. When
ever such shipments are transferred to
another transportation company or into
other cars or are rebilled or recon
signed TO n point other than the origi'
nal destination the cars into which
such cattle are transferred and the new
waybills. way-bill stubs, conductors
manifests, memoranda and bills OF lad
ing covering such shipments by cars
shall be marked as herein specified for
cars first carrying said cattle and for
the billing, etc, covering the same. IT,
for any reason, the placards required
bv this regulation, are removed from
the car, or are destroyed or rendered
illegible. they shall be Immediately re
placed by the transportation company
Or its agents.
Horses, Mules and Asses.
Rule 8. Sec /. No horses, mules or
asses shall be shipped, driven or traiIed
Dr i'm any manner brought into the state
If Oklahoma, unless the same are ac-
,ompanied by certificate of health in
,luding Mallein test chart, issued by
veterinarian who is a gradu'
tte of a recognized Veterinary College
md licensed to practice in the state
n which he is located, and authorized
~ the i've stock Sanitary Officials 10