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Domestic News
December 17, 1915
The Richfield Recorder
Richfield, Lincoln County, Idaho
What is this article about?
Ira Brackett of Roseworth fined $25 and costs by Judge Shank in Twin Falls for importing hogs without permit, violating Governor Alexander's proclamation; cholera appeared in the herd shortly after.
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FINED FOR IMPORTING HOGS
Ira Brackett of Roseworth was fined $25 and costs by Judge Shank Saturday on a plea of guilty to the charge of bringing hogs into the Twin Falls district in violation of the proclamation of Governor Alexander, which forbids such importation unless the hogs have been duly examined and a permit granted. The hogs were brought to the Salmon tract a couple of weeks ago from Roseworth and within a week cholera appeared in the herd. W. C. Sims of Rupert, deputy state veterinarian, swore to a complaint against Brackett. The costs amounted to $5.40—Twin Falls Times.
Ira Brackett of Roseworth was fined $25 and costs by Judge Shank Saturday on a plea of guilty to the charge of bringing hogs into the Twin Falls district in violation of the proclamation of Governor Alexander, which forbids such importation unless the hogs have been duly examined and a permit granted. The hogs were brought to the Salmon tract a couple of weeks ago from Roseworth and within a week cholera appeared in the herd. W. C. Sims of Rupert, deputy state veterinarian, swore to a complaint against Brackett. The costs amounted to $5.40—Twin Falls Times.
What sub-type of article is it?
Legal Or Court
Agriculture
Disease Or Epidemic
What keywords are associated?
Hog Importation
Fine
Cholera Outbreak
Twin Falls
Animal Disease
What entities or persons were involved?
Ira Brackett
Judge Shank
Governor Alexander
W. C. Sims
Where did it happen?
Twin Falls District
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Twin Falls District
Event Date
Saturday
Key Persons
Ira Brackett
Judge Shank
Governor Alexander
W. C. Sims
Outcome
fined $25 and $5.40 costs; cholera appeared in the herd within a week.
Event Details
Ira Brackett brought hogs from Roseworth to the Salmon tract without examination and permit, violating the proclamation; charged based on complaint by W. C. Sims, deputy state veterinarian; pleaded guilty.