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SUPERVISOI BE UNINTEI The Rappahanr partment issued . rabies vaccine to : Vivian Rector, who had been APPEAR TO 5TED :k Health Dein September, inic Wood and th of Amissville litten by rabid foxes. Rabid foxejs have been reported in two oth« r sections of the county in September, but they were \'OT reported to the Health Department. In view of tiese facts, the Rappahannock Nrivs quotes from the minutes of th ■ County Board of Rappahannock Supervisors, bebinning in 1952 when the senousr ness of the rabiei situation was first brought to their attention by a representative oi j partmeiit of Heath, The object of q records is to betti r acquaint the citizens of the ccjunty with the situation so that control it as rabies disease and 100% is no cure once it On March 5 Jones of the U. S. the Interior Fish Service, Assistant the State Deploring from the i hey can better is a terrifying atal since there levclops. 952. John C. Department of and Widelife J)!strict Agent, Branch of Predatofy and Rodent Control, appeared! before .the Rappahanock Board of Supervisor* and discussed the Rabies Situation
in the State and atj his suggestion put a bounty of $2j00 on foxes as the Health Department had reported a number rtf foxes in the
County suffering wjth rabies. March 15th—-B iard special session and order on bounty for met in lESCiNDFt) the foxes. hun Numerous fox and said they wou areas with dogs, kill all grey foxes tails to the Health ■ dence and not rcjquire County bounty. ters appeared go into all (funs etc. and present the office as eviof the ahd
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