744 CATiLi: AND DAIRY FARMING. 



AKTICI.I: VI. 



( >:.lv b;i!N i'r which a permit lias been issued shall be kept either by the townships, 



) - .per> appointed under contract by the townships, or by property-owners. 



"The same restriction applies to t hose private iWsons owning bulls which are regularly, 



i v, hole or in part, kept for the covering of others' cows. 



iVrmit.s shall only In- i-<ued for such bulls as have upon examination been adjudgec 1 

 dim: purposes liv t:i'- inspecting authorities. Township bulls (see section 1) 

 thall, mou-o\cr, be adapted to the breed of stock dominating in the township. 



AKTICLI: VII. 



Permits are v.tlid until the next regular inspection (Article X), and any where through- 

 out the kii L'dom. Thev may be revoked by the inspectors of the district in which the 



In; 1 .! belongs, in ease the bull proves unlit lor breeding purposes. 



AKTICLT: VIII. 



The hoard of inspection competent for the issue or revocation of such permits shall 

 con-i-t ofthree regular meml>ers and an equal number of substitutes, -who serve in ca?e 

 of the personal interest, or other hindrance of regular members. The same are to be 

 apjioinicd by county districts fora term of three, years at the official meetings and sinml- 

 t;ui< ou>ly \s ith tin-appointment of the presiding ollicer and his substitute. In districts 

 in which. und: -r the provision of the statute for organizing agricultural associations, dated 

 April I'. 1 . 1-"' i Re^ierungs IHatt, page k -il!j, a regularly organized district association 

 exists, the el-clion () f memlters ot the board of inspection, with the exception of the 

 pr.-iding of;irt-r and his substitute, is to be left to the committee of the association. 



A resolution oi'ihe board of inspectors (with the exception pointed out in Article II, 

 section 1 i.- only valid when adopted in full session. 



M-!!ihcrs of the hoard of inspectors may on application to the county authorities re- 

 h:_'n thfir ofiict- before the expiration of the time for which they are appointed. They 

 may } involuntarily dismissed from oliice l>y order of the county authorities on a decree 

 Jroiu th- mini-try of the interior when based on good grounds. 



1 h-- board of in-,]., i-ti^n shall annually, on a day to be fixed by the presiding officer 

 in conjunction \\ith the royal county aui horities, make a regular inspection of the bulls 

 ::i ' - 1 ' h town-hip. w;:h a view todetermining the ([iieslion of the issue of permits. At 

 the saim- time in.juiry shall lit- made as to \vhether the provisions of Articles I, II, and IV 

 an- eon,p!i( d \', it h. 



I In- r^~u!t of their inspection, esjtecially in relation to any irregularities discovered, 

 hhall b.- rejK.rted to the county authorities." 



m-et;ngH (,j t!ie board of in<p"<-!iou may be called by the county authorities 

 '' n - atti-r ihe issue of ;i permit lor a bull, and previous to the next regular 

 ui h :a< t- may com" to ihe count; authorities' knowledge as .seem to rentier 

 revocation ot the permit. Likewise, in other cases of emergency, the board 

 '"" '"' ' indi\idual member thei-eof. may be cliarged by the county authori- 

 '< finty ol making an inquiry into the condition of the bulls in a township. 



ue of ;i permit after the making of the regular inspection shall 

 ( :'-il i!|if,n by the presiding officei of the board of inspection, or some other mem- 

 under his authority. 



ion is not made by a township oflicial tlie applicant must, prior to 

 i- made, deposit the amount of the costs arising therefrom with the 

 magistrate of the vilia-e 



AUTICI.F. XI 1. 



_Apj ralfl acnmM a rr-fn?al or revocation of a permit maybe made to the flu 

 i by a jiK-rnber of the common council, so far as it pertains to 

 wiihhip bull or by the bull-kcrprr. (Article JII.J 



