The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-04-28
Stearns County Has
Been Added to Test
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plete herd. may be imported with
in six months from date Of last
complete test.
(c) Cattle originating from
herds that passed one complete
herd test in which no reactors
were disclosed, applied within six
ty days by an approved veterin-
arian.
Cd Cattle originating from
Modified Accredited tuberculosis
Free Counties in Minnesota from
herds in which no reactors were
disclosed in the last official tuber-
culin test of the complete herd.
(e) Cattle coming from Modified
Accredited tuberculosis Free
Areas in other states may be i'm
ported provided accompanied by
health certificate issued by the
proper livestock sanitary official
of the state from which said cattle
are brought showing that they
originate from such areas and
that the entire herd passed a mega
tive test within twelve months.
(f) Cattle coming from other
states and originating from herds
in Modified Accredited Tuberculo-
sis Free Areas wherein the entire
herd has been tuberculin tested
more than twelve months before
date of entry, or from herds or
iginating in areas that are in the
process of accrediation wherein
the entire herd has passed test
within six MONTHS provided that
such cattle are again tuberculin
tested and passed Immediately
prior to their shipment, If accom-
panied health certificate approved
by the livestock sanitary official
of the state or origin, showing that
they originate from such herds,
and including a record of the tub
erculin tests made Immediately
prior to shipment and that no re-
actor were disclosed.
4. The Following Glasses OF
Cattle may be imported subject to
quarantine and retest, If accom-
panied by an official of health
which has been approved by the
Minnesota State Live Stock SAM
tarv Board. They may be placed
on the farm or premises of the
purchaser or keeper under quar-
antine and isolation, and not al
lowed to associate with other cattle
until after passing a tuberculin re-
test. by an approved veterinarian
at the owners expense, not earlier
than sixty nor later than one hun
dred and twenty days from date OF
the last approved test:
(a) Cattle coming from other
states originating from nerds
wherein the entire herd has pass
ed a negative tuberculin test in
the process of generalization under
the State-Federal Accredited Herd
plan or the Modified Area plan.
within six months of entry, and
accompanied by health certifi-
cate and tuberculin test chart
approved by the proper livestock
sanitary officials of the state OF
origin certifying that the entire
herd passed a negative test within
s'x months, and provided such
herds have been again tuberculin
tested and passed Immediately
r:or to their shipment.
lb) All Glasses of Cattle other
than those according to the pro-
visions of paragraphs 1, 2 and sub
paragraphs a, b, c, d, and OF par
agraph 3, provided accompanied
by a proper health certificate
showing they have passed a salts
factory tuberculin test applied
within sixty days @of date Of i'm
portation.
Charles E. Cotton. v. M. D.,
Secretary and Executive Officer.
Minnesota State Live Stock SAM
tary Board.
Notice Section 5407, Stat. 1928
provides that every person violat-
ing any rule or regulation made
by the Live Stock Sanitary Board
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
the minimum punishment whereof
shall be a fine of $500 or impris-
onment for 80 days. Said section
also provides that any member OF
a local Board of Health who shall
neglect or refuse to perform any
duty imposed upon him by law or
by the direction Of the State Live
Stock Sanitary Board or who re-
fuses or neglects to enforce the
regulations of said State Board
shall be guilty. of a misdemeanor,
the punishment whereof shall be
a fine of $500"