The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-05-21

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are concerned remain the same 1
this county. as when first established
| The tourist season having openei
cars from California unless they ca
show card are promptly disinfect
| ed. Both in this city and Hazen car
have been put through the bath Will
hobos and travelling labor have I
submit unless fortified with cards.
The station at Hazen is the bust
est, as main line farm hire drops of
at this point. Those In charge of tn
station state that more observation
of rules are being found and les
| complaint on the part of the travel
,ng public. Most of the incoming car
| have been taken care of at state lin
points, which has relieved the worl
at Hazen to some extent.
Watching State Line
The movement of livestock int
| the pasture section on the state lin.
is regarded as the critical test at thi
time. The state authorities have is
JGed strict orders to state police am
lthers guarding the range to preyen
any an mails crossing INTO the Neyads
line Several thousand cattle anC
over 10000 sheep have been moved
nto the Truckee-Carso1 headwatera
1eing owned by California people
Lake valley is also well filled Will
stock.
Protest Importations
Agreements were made here re
emily for the importation of severa
hundred head OF cattle from Piumai
county to led in TINS valley. AS sooI
6 this became known protests wert
lied, and should such an ottempt bs
| made 1t is likely that trouble will
ollow.
The pasturage and hay Is close II
to some of the most valuable herds
IN the valley and owners have filet
objections with the local and stat
authorities. From the tone of tt,
complaint 1t will have to bo listened
% by the state and federal author
tiles This county must not take an,
chances and all importations shoul,
be prohibited
Report Outbreaks
The California bulletin publishes
number of recent outbreaks in tn
southern section of she state. Unde
date of May 18th the bulletin report
the following:
Merced county-one herd of 8:
cattle, 2s hogs, five goats.
MADEIRA county-Herd of S23 cat
tie.
Tulare county-Herd of Sc cattle
thirteen hogs.
Tuolumne county-Herd of 215
cattle, three sheep.
Los Angeles county at Lynwood--
Herd of II cows.
Norwalk at state asylum for In.
sane-63 COWS. 203 hogs.
The outbreak at Norwalk meanI
spread of the disease in the casters
cart of the Hynes district, Norwall
being about two and one-half. pos
sibly three miles from Hynes proper
As predicted in former bulletins
there will probably be quite q wide
spread infection In tho Hynes terri
cry, because of the close proximit,
of dairies.
The state asylum has another her
ocated about a mile from the on
infected. 1t is very probable this her
will also become infected because o
is being under the care of the sam
set of employees which have com,
in contact with both herds.
The department wishes to call at
tention to the public that Los An
eles county, with the exception o
the Angeles forest and a portion o
the Santa Barbara forest, which ar
still under close quarantine anC
close observation of these rule
should be maintained by the public
Dairymen in Los Angeles count,
are cautioned not to hire farm hand
that apply for places unless they cal
show certificate of disinfection, o
certificate that they have no
worked on an infected premise; al
mixers should be required to shoN
disinection certificate.
Word comes officially from Ari
zona that for the present there will
be no changes in traffic regulation
and no autos from California will b
allowed to cross Arizona. There hav
been some notifications with regar
10 shipments of certain commoditie
which have already been published
A conference on embargoes was he'll
in Phoenix, the result of which ha
not yet been learned.
Conditions throughout the state 0
California are at least no worse thar
they have been and it is hoped tha
the slight let-up of outbreaks will
continue and conditions will improv
rapidly.