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Wildcat On Loose
In Washington; r
Report Shows Rabies
Excitement ran high around VerrilTa Garage tn Washington Saturday when a call came for help to capture a wild cat that had appeared in the back yard of the.home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H*. Jenkins; .**■ •" cr*f***?
Miss Eleanor Jenkins hcard the dogs barking furiously and went .to investigate. When she rah into the house to call for help the ant-" mal walked around the bouse and went under the front porch. John# Dodson shot it there and L. H. Jenkins and his son Roy wore able to drag it out with a pitch fork. ’ The wild cat was said to be about the size of a beagle hound and weighed about thirty pounds.
Game Warden C. Ennis Brown, was called end he sent the animal to the State laboratory four examination. (According to a report-• from the local Health Department, Information has just been received that the animal tested positive for - rabies.)
April IS Deadline
G. L. Wharton, distributee of automobile liconsos in Rappahannock wiahea tn remind owners that now Hcenae plataa must bo on your c#r after midnight, April 15,
No liconsos will ha told on Sunday.
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