Pelt v. Louisiana State Live Stock Sanitary Board

Le BLANC, Judge.

- In this suit, plaintiff in his petition alleges that the Louisiana State Live Stock Board, defendant herein, acting under the provisions of Act No. 6 of 1930, inaugurated a system of dipping live stock in Vernon parish during the year 1936, and that, with the exception of a small district, dipping was discontinued in Decepiber of that year, or January of the following year, and the territory was declared tick-free; that that portion of the parish in which dipping was ordered continued was in ward five; and that he had cattle which ranged in that ward, but some also ranged…