Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Chapter 134 - Miscellaneous trade regulations.
134.53 - Transportation and sale of cattle.

134.53 Transportation and sale of cattle.
(1) No person shall transport cattle on any highway unless accompanied by shipping documents setting forth the number of cattle being moved, a description of the cattle, including brand, registry or other identification numbers if any, name and address of the owner, and point of origin and destination. The shipping document may consist of a statement signed by the owner setting forth the above information.
(2) Cattle being transported on highways and all shipping documents and other records pertaining to such animals shall be subject to inspection by any police officer. Such officers may stop or intercept any vehicle used or suspected of being used for the transportation of cattle and may seize or detain any shipment of cattle not accompanied by shipping documents containing information as required under sub. (1), or accompanied by shipping documents which may be false, until such time as satisfactory evidence of ownership of the cattle is obtained.
(3) No person shall purchase or receive for sale or shipment any cattle not accompanied by shipping documents required under sub. (1). Copies of such documents shall be retained for a period of 6 months following date of purchase or receipt of the cattle and shall be available for inspection at all reasonable times by any police officer.
(4) Any person who transports cattle without shipping documents containing information required under sub. (1), or executes, furnishes or issues any false document pertaining to the ownership or shipment of cattle, or who violates this section in any other manner shall be fined not more than $500, or be imprisoned not more than 3 months, or both.
(5) Subsection (1) does not apply to cattle being transported between farms owned, rented or leased by the owner of the cattle when ownership of cattle does not change.
(6) Subsection (1) does not apply to cattle being transported to market by the owner of the cattle.
History: 1973 c. 239.

Structure Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations

Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations

Chapter 134 - Miscellaneous trade regulations.

134.01 - Injury to business; restraint of will.

134.02 - Blacklisting and coercion of employees.

134.03 - Preventing pursuit of work.

134.04 - Sale of certain merchandise by employers to employees prohibited; penalty.

134.05 - Bribery of agent, etc.

134.06 - Bonus to chauffeurs for purchases, forbidden.

134.10 - Invading right to choose insurance agent or insurer by persons engaged in financing.

134.11 - Invading of right to choose insurance agent or insurer by persons engaged in selling property.

134.15 - Issuing and using what is not money; contracts void.

134.16 - Fraudulently receiving deposits.

134.17 - Corporate name, recording, amendment, discontinuance, unlawful use.

134.18 - Use of, evidence of obtaining credit.

134.19 - Fraud on exemption laws.

134.20 - Fraudulent issuance or use of warehouse receipts or bills of lading.

134.205 - Warehouse keepers to keep register; liability for damages; penalty for fraud.

134.21 - Penalty for unauthorized presentation of dramatic plays, etc.

134.23 - Motion picture fair practices.

134.245 - Definitions.

134.25 - Misbranding of gold articles.

134.26 - Misbranding of sterling silver articles.

134.27 - Misbranding of coin silver articles.

134.28 - Misbranding of base silver articles.

134.29 - Testing of silver articles.

134.30 - Misbranding of gold plated articles.

134.31 - Misbranding of silver-plated articles.

134.32 - Penalty for violations of ss. 134.25 to 134.31.

134.33 - Platinum stamping.

134.34 - Duplication of vessel hulls and parts.

134.345 - Form retention and disposal.

134.35 - Time of filing endorsed on telegrams delivered.

134.36 - Telegraph; divulging message; preference in sending, etc.

134.37 - Divulging message or forging receipt.

134.38 - Companies to post copies of s. 134.37.

134.39 - Fraudulent knowledge of dispatch; injury to wires; interference.

134.405 - Purchase and sale of certain scrap material.

134.41 - Poles and wires on private property without owner's consent.

134.43 - Privacy and cable television.

134.45 - Contracts restricting days for exhibiting motion picture films; penalty.

134.46 - Exhibition of explicit sexual material at outdoor theater.

134.48 - Contracts for the display of free newspapers.

134.49 - Renewals and extensions of business contracts.

134.50 - Poultry dealing regulations.

134.52 - Shipment of chickens.

134.53 - Transportation and sale of cattle.

134.57 - Detectives, settlement with employees.

134.58 - Use of unauthorized persons as officers.

134.59 - Felons, burglar alarm installation.

134.60 - Cutting or transportation of evergreens.

134.63 - Nitrous oxide; restrictions on sales; records of certain sales; labeling.

134.65 - Cigarette and tobacco products retailer license.

134.66 - Restrictions on sale or gift of cigarettes or nicotine or tobacco products.

134.69 - Peddling finger alphabet cards prohibited.

134.695 - Antique dealers and recyclers.

134.71 - Pawnbrokers and secondhand article and jewelry dealers.

134.715 - Flea markets; proof of ownership, receipts, returns.

134.72 - Prohibition of certain unsolicited messages by facsimile machine.

134.73 - Identification of prisoner making telephone solicitation.

134.74 - Nondisclosure of information on receipts.

134.77 - Beverage container regulation.

134.80 - Home heating fuel dealers.

134.81 - Water heater thermostat settings.

134.85 - Automated teller machines; international charges.

134.87 - Repair, replacement and refund under new motorized wheelchair warranties.

134.90 - Uniform trade secrets act.

134.91 - Sale of dextromethorphan to a minor without prescription prohibited.

134.93 - Payment of commissions to independent sales representatives.

134.95 - Violations against elderly or disabled persons.

134.96 - Use of lodging establishments.

134.97 - Disposal of records containing personal information.

134.98 - Notice of unauthorized acquisition of personal information.

134.99 - Parties to a violation.