New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board records, 1906-1913.

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New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board records, 1906-1913.

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The collection consists of one volume of "Abstracts of Warrants Issued by the Cattle Sanitary Board" from July 1906 through December 1913. Information contained includes check number, date, payee, and expense category, including compensation of inspectors; postage, printing and stationery; office salaries; expenses of members; expenses of inspectors; general expenses; strays paid for; and legal expenses. Also includes warrants issued against a contagious and infectious fund and an eradication fund for some years.

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