Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-02
General Sumaars

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General Summary
Cases inyest'g gated, IS; horses ha
namely destroyed. one; snail animals
de stroye!l, 20; stables visited. lS
Daily activities
September r Destroyed four lit-
tens for Mrs Thomas. Severn avenue,
Eastport
September Warned party On
vest street about having 100 tight a
choek rein
September DESTROYED hose for
lII. Hart, Cedar Park
/ September Male investigation u
alleged case OF cruelty to calves aud
chickens on Frederick Express and
| reported same to Baltimore $. p S. A.
| for further investigation
September Had party at city
market cover up chicken coop from
hot sun
/ September Warned two boys on
coke cart about throwing coke at a
dog. warned one OF J. Woems' drivers
about not using shaft prop and notified
owner
September 10 Destroyed one kitten
AZ 81 Southgate' avenue; destroyed B
kittens at 3S Southgatc avenue.
September II DESTROYED three kit
tens corner of ayern avenue and
Fifth street Passport.
Septeaoer Is Found home for cat
t.rrnedsoyer 70 society by ] a. Weich.
September IG Destroyed cal nj 2gS
Vest street that was suffering from
mango
September is chloreformed dor
August Hess. West Annapolis that he'd
been badly fut by moving machine
September &c Investigated case Of
allegea cruelty 70 mules At odentou.
Md Circumstances were such that
rs. r G. A. could not prosecute.
September 20 Examined farm ami
,aaIs on two farms neaf Camp Parole
Sop.e.nhcr % Destroyed nine pup-
pics AZ 2o5 lIanarer street, and found
i,omc for one
september % Warned William
johnson. driver fer Parlett and Per-
lett. far raggirg horse with whip
while running apwn liill Notified tbs
nssa.
September ~ Destroyed dog at ~
Main street; Gestrosed i sick cat II II
Sixth street. Passport; examined dog
Eaa West street. and recommended dis
pnsal, ard same was destroyed by City
log Catcher
September 25 Examined dog Tor
Mrs Gage aad recommended medical
;;feplmcnt; destroyed sick cal for l9an
kelnI III 20 West street
September % Examined farce dogs
suHcrag With Iii stenper.
September % DESTROYED dog for
Prof S. S Handy. 236 Prince George
fs.reet.
Remarks BY The Presiden.
Ds Samuel Garner. president of this
Society. makes Use following statement
IN the report
Many t3aoughtless people keep their
dogs tied Up ali tho time. This is a
species OF cruelty which ought not to-
be allowed Eli all cases dogs should
be turned loose several hours a day,
50 that they can have a good run. No
ticca with what JOY they express their
thanks whoa they are let loose.
"A substitute for tying up may be
eontrived lii this way. Secure a stout
wire Slip 4 ring over ii. stretch it not
too taut, diagonally across the yard,
and attaeh It to the fence corners. The
dogs lesSh may BE- tied TO the ring.
and he ussy get some exercise by ran-
ming up and down Be sure that the
leash is long enough for hin to lie
down, ana not long enough for his
feet to become entangIed Eli hot
weather have a shade within reach.
md a pan of fresh water. Dogs do not
sweat through their pores as we do.
but through their mouths, and they
need water frequently. especially in
warm weather or when exercising
mneh.