Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Livestock Sanitary Laws of Montana, Vol. 1: Also Rules and Regulations and Orders of the Montana Livestock Sanitary Board, Including Regulations Governing Inspection of Dairies, Creameries, Slaughter Houses and Meats and Standards for Dairy Food Products, April 1, 1921
Section 2. Claims. All claims against the board must be verified by oath of claimant, or his agent with knowledge of the facts, and be approved by the State Board of Examiners before payment.
Section 3. Executive Officer. The board shall appoint a chief ex contive officer, who shall act as the State Veterinary Surgeon. 'he must be a graduate of a regular and reputable veterinary college, or of the veterinary department of a regular and reputable university, and he must be licensed to practice veterinary medicine in the State of Montana.
Section 4. State Veterinary Surgeon. The State Veterinary Sur geon shall be the executive officer of the Livestock Sanitary Board, and shall act as its secretary; and, subject to the rules and regula tions of the board, he shall have power to act for and perform the duties imposed by law in the board, when the board is not in session, but an order or regulation promulgated by him shall be subject to review, modification or annulment by the board at its next or any sub? Sequent meeting.
Section 5. Appointment of Deputies. The State Veterinary Sur geon may, by and with the consent of the Livestock Sanitary Board, appoint inspectors, deputy veterinary surgeons, and other agents and assistants, whose duties' it shall be to act under the directions of the State Veterinary Surgeon and the Livestock Sanitary Board. Such dep uty veterinary surgeons must be graduates of a regular and reputable veterinary college, or of the veterinary department of a regular and reputable university.
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