NEWSPAPERS: Gitzen Appointed Stock Inspector, Jackson County, Oregon

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Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune, Tuesday, 23 Jun 1931, p. 6

GITZEN APPOINTED STOCK INSPECTOR

SALEM, June 23--(AP)--Stock inspectors for the 36 counties in Oregon were
announced today by Max Gehlhar, to enforce all live stock quarantine
regulations and to inspect livestock shipped in and out of the counties.
Their terms are for two years and their salaries ranging from $25 to $800 a
year, paid by the counties.

The list of inspectors includes: G. A. Gitzen, Medford; Charles O. Gordon,
Grant's Pass; and A. T. Langell, Klamath Falls.