Galayebas. — ^Hog  cholera  is  but  little  loiown  in  this  county.  A  good  many  hogs
have  died,  but  I  am  unable  from  any  information  I  can  obtain  to  certify  that  that
was  the  cause.  A  good  many  young  cattle  have  died  this  season  from  a  disease
known  as  blackly.  Still  I  am  not  satisfied  that  this  is  the  disease  with  which  they
were  affected.
Fbbsno. — ^There  has  been  no  hog  cholera  in  this  part  of  the  county,  and  I  am  not
sure  of  its  ever  having  appeared  in  any  part  of  the  county.  The  hogs  here  have  never
had  any  epidemic  of  a  serious  character.  Horses  have  nad  several  epidemics  of  in-
fluenza, and  the  "pink-eye"  has,  in  a  few  cases,  proved  fatal,  but  not  enough  to
class  it  as  epidemic.  Cattle  are  unifonnly  healthy,*  and  do  well  here  on  accoimt  of
mild  winters.
Humboldt. — Hog  cholera  has  been  reported  in  one  or  two  of  the  counties  south
of  this,  and  has  proved  very  fatal.  I  believe  it  was  imported  with  hogs  brought
from  some  distance.  I  have  not  heard  anything  of  it  for  some  months  past.  This
county  has  always  been  a  healthy  one  for  hogs.  About  40  horses  were  lost  by  glan-
ders last  year,  and  10  head  this  year.  The  action  of  the  county  authorities  seems
to  be  stampiiu;  it  out.
Lassen. — ^No  hog  cholera  prevails  in  this  county,  and  no  other  disease  seems  to
affect  this  class  of  stock.  There  has  been  some  pink-eye  amon£[  horses,  and  a  small
percentage  has  been  lost.  Cattle  have  suffered  a  little  by  Dlackleg,  and  a  small
percentage  have  died.    Sheep  have  suffered  to  some  extent  from  scab.
