Prohibiting the Importation into the State of Colorado of Any Bull over Six Months Old or Certain Female Cattle over Six Months Old, Unless Accompanied by a Health Certificate Showing Such Animal or Animals to Be Free from Any Contagious or Infectious Disease, and a Tuberculin Test Chart Showing Such Animal or Animals to Be Free from Tuberculosis, Providing for the Approval of Said Certificate and Chart by a Government or State Veterinary Surgeon before Shipment or Importation of Any Such Animal or Animals, Providing Conditions Under Which Such Animal or Animals May Be Brought into the State for Exhibition Purposes and Prescribing the Penalty for a Violation of this Act.

Authors

Colorado General Assembly

Files

Publication Date

1911

Chapter

93

Session Type

Regular

Session Number

1

Document Type

Act

Start Page

229

Topics

Cattle - Importation of - Health Certificate

Keywords

Cattle - Importation of - Health Certificate

Recommended Citation

Colorado General Assembly, "Prohibiting the Importation into the State of Colorado of Any Bull over Six Months Old or Certain Female Cattle over Six Months Old, Unless Accompanied by a Health Certificate Showing Such Animal or Animals to Be Free from Any Contagious or Infectious Disease, and a Tuberculin Test Chart Showing Such Animal or Animals to Be Free from Tuberculosis, Providing for the Approval of Said Certificate and Chart by a Government or State Veterinary Surgeon before Shipment or Importation of Any Such Animal or Animals, Providing Conditions Under Which Such Animal or Animals May Be Brought into the State for Exhibition Purposes and Prescribing the Penalty for a Violation of this Act." (1911). Session Laws 1901-1950. 1155.
https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/session-laws-1901-1950/1155