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county organizations that operate bingo games were due January 1, 1980. To date, only Amissville has applied.
Dog Kill? A dog kill claim submitted by Gene Fisher of Castleton took up more time than any other single item on Thursday's agenda. At the opening of the meeting, dog warden Jack Bruce told the supervisors that Fisher reported his cow down on Saturday night, December 15, but that since the animal was already dead, he hadn’t investigated the claim until Sunday.
According to Bruce, Fisher said the cow had taken ill Friday. Reportedly, she had been treated by a vet who indicated the cow had a good chance to recover. Then, on Saturday, the animal—still on the ground—was chewed up by dogs and subsequently shot by Fisher.
Bruce said when he went over on Sunday, the dead cow was covered with .hay. “The dogs had been at her again,” he noted. Fisher "said he wanted compensation. He said a good friend of his was a lawyer and he would have his lawyer with him,” Bruce reported.
Asked for the approximate value of the animal, Bruce recalled that one of Fisher’s cows was appraised in January, 1979, at $100. Since the cow was killed, the dog warden added, Fisher’s bull had also died.
“It seems to me, if you had a sick cow, you’d take it some place protected...not leave it out in the field,” remarked Luke.
Bruce added that Dr. Graves, the veterinarian who had treated the cow, had just
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