Sentence examples for state cattle from inspiring English sources

The act of congress did not assume to give any corporation, company, or person the affirmative right to transport from one state to another state cattle that were liable to impart or capable of communicating contagious, infectious, or communicable diseases.

Neither corporations nor individuals are entitled, by force alone of the constitution of the United States and without liability for injuries resulting therefrom to others, to bring into one state from another state cattle liable to impart or capable of communicating disease to domestic cattle.

A statute precribing as a rule of civil conduct that a person or corporation bringing into the state cattle that are known, or which by proper diligence could be known, to be capable of communicating disease to domestic cattle, cannot be regarded as beyond the necessities of the case, nor as interfering with any right intended to be given or recognized by section 5258 of the Revised Statutes.

If what you're telling me now is that she's just going to be part of some 50-state cattle call..

People living outside the region seldom recognize its immense contribution to American agriculture: roughly 40 percent of the net farm income for the country normally comes from the 17 Western states; cattle and sheep production make up a significant part of that, as do salad greens, dry beans, onions, melons, hops, barley, wheat and citrus fruits.

On the morning of 7 February in Unity state, Nuer cattle keeper Ter Wiew was at home with his cows in Dhiak village when scores of armed men attacked.

The state tests cattle 18 months and older -- those considered most at risk.

The state's cattle herd has dropped 6% to 14.1m, the lowest figure since 1993.

The total income brought in by the state's cattle industry in 2010 was $2.09 billion.

Most of the state's cattle have to be shipped to large packing plants in Nebraska or Kansas.

Its technology boom has generated fortunes that surpass even the staggering riches earned by the state's cattle and oil barons.