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“The Spirit of the Range... The Freedom of a People”Wednesday, October 14, 2015 WEEKLY NEWS
MONTANA BRAND AND MEAT INSPECTORS SUED FORHARASSMENT, FALSE ARREST, AND TRESPASSING
THERE IS NOTHING SO FEARFUL AS IGNORANCE IN ACTION
Continued on Page 3 POVERTY
Continued on Page 3 HARASSMENT
Every State has a
slightly different set of
brand inspection laws,
but they all originated
f rom the Johnson
County cattle wars
between the cattle
barons and grangers.
The brand inspection
laws of Montana,
Wyoming, Idaho, and Western Nebraska and
South Dakota are basically birds of the same
feather. These laws were promulgated and
financed by the cattle barons, who are now
referred to as the cattle boards, around the
turn of the nineteenth century and these laws
gave the boards police authority.
The boards’ meat inspectors came into
existence after World War II, when statutory
laws of the States were added to the boards’
jurisdiction. However, Nebraska surrendered
its sovereignty to inspect meat to the federal
government, when the federal government
illegally promulgated a law in the late 1970’s
requiring States to have the same meat
inspection standards as the USDA. This is why
Montana and Wyoming still have State meat
inspectors and small State inspected meat
plants and Nebraska does not. I maintain
these federal laws were one of the first steps
in el iminating competit ion by the
monopolists in controlling the meat packing
industry. There is an unwritten tradition, that I
don’t understand, and that is a rumor that
State inspected meat plants are not allowed
to sell meat interstate. This tradition and
unwritten law has kept the State meat
inspection plants as small low volume plants.
Just recently, September 10, 2015, Gary
Wheelock, owner of Montana City Meats
filed suit against the Montana board for
trespassing, harassment, and false arrest,
etc.
Stampede readers surely comprehend,
that I maintain that most top echelon of
brand board inspectors are enforcers, and
h a v e n o c o m p r e h e n s i o n o f o u r
Constitutional rights. This is the reason that
brand inspection boards are out of hand
and inefficient bureaucracies. All ranchers
“There is nothing so fearful as ignorance inaction.” So saith the statesman, Goethe. Whetheryou put a gun in a baby's hands, or a black robe ona lawyer, either way you can bet there's troubleafoot. One rare attorney, Gerry Spence, believesmost judges are hostile creatures. “I have come tothe belief that donning the black robe magicallytransforms what was once a good and generousheart into a black and gloomy void,” says he.
Among the legal profession there is a poverty
of learning. It's not their fault.The policy indoctrinationcenters we laughingly call lawschools specialize in crammingstatutes, case law, codes, rules,and regulations into the heads ofthose lucky enough to have goodmemories. Students whoactually try to think are quicklywashed out of the system.
Those who survive the ordeal getb r i e f l y i n t r o d u c e d t o t h eConstitution at the fourth year ofcollege. By that time they haveformed their own difficult to changemisconceptions. The situation is sobad that some supreme courts won'tlet an attorney in the door if he hasfewer than five years of experience.
Vol 2 No 7
Publisher: Rudy “Butch” Stanko216 N. Main Street
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should add and/or substitute the modern ear
tag for the obsolete hot iron brand. All
boards continually lobby for more money
per head for brand inspection. The more
money they get, the fewer constitutional
rights you have. Just ask Gary Wheelock.
Rudy Butch Stanko
HARASSMENT from Page 1
Check our website for the latest updatesThursday, October 15: Special Spring Calf SaleMonday, October 19: Regular SaleThursday, October 22: Special Spring Calf SaleMonday, October 26: Regular SaleThursday, October 29: Special Spring Calf SaleMonday, November 2: Special Bred Female
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SALE EVERY FRIDAYYou may watch & bid online at www.cattleusa.com
Doing Business with Honesty and IntegrityFOR COMPLETE LISTINGS, PRICE REPORT & CONTACT INFORMATION
Check our website, DTN or give us a call.
Friday, October 23rdSpecial Calf & Yearling Sale
Weigh-Ups 9:00
WE ARE CERTIFIED TO HANDLE NHTC CATTLE
WE CAN USE MORE LIVESTOCK FOR ALL OURUPCOMING SALES
THANK YOU BUYERS & SELLERS FOR YOUR BUSINESS!
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Friday, October 23rd - Special Calf & Yearling Sale- Expecting 4500 head
Friday, October 30th - Special Calf & Yearling SaleExpecting 4500 head
Tuesday, October 27th - Special Weigh Up Sale
One might think this critique is undulyharsh. However, after decades of dealing withthem critters, this writer has yet to meet anattorney who knows what a court is. Ask them!They will bumble about a bit, then maybe utter theparty line, “Oh...yes...It's a neutral forum in whichlitigants can present their issues for justresolution,” or words to that effect.
A smattering of history reveals that courtsare not at all neutral. The real purpose of a court isto protect the interests of the king [akagovernment] and its creations such ascorporations. Only in the rare absence of suchinterests can one expect some possibility ofunbiased justice...but don't count on it. Thejudge's “black and gloomy void” in his heart willdrive him by habit to do the usual denials.
In his book, “How to Argue and WinEvery Time,” Gerry Spence writes, “Whendecision-making bodies with power are gatheredto hear our arguments, we must understand thatthe dynamic is one of war. And to the victor go thespoils. In such a contest, there is usually anopponent who speaks for power, most frequentlythe government, industry, money. Usually the
Winner, South Dakota www.winnerlivestock.comSALE BARN 605-842-0451 OR 1-800-201-0451
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Doing Business with Honesty and IntegrityFOR COMPLETE LISTINGS, PRICE REPORT & CONTACT INFORMATION
Check our website, DTN or give us a call.
Friday, October 23rdSpecial Calf & Yearling Sale
Weigh-Ups 9:00
WE ARE CERTIFIED TO HANDLE NHTC CATTLE
WE CAN USE MORE LIVESTOCK FOR ALL OURUPCOMING SALES
THANK YOU BUYERS & SELLERS FOR YOUR BUSINESS!
WINNERLivestock Auction
Friday, October 23rd - Special Calf & Yearling Sale- Expecting 4500 head
Friday, October 30th - Special Calf & Yearling SaleExpecting 4500 head
Tuesday, October 27th - Special Weigh Up Sale
odds are against us....The prosecutor is notinterested in justice. He is interested in aconviction.”
It's a well known fact that judges all theway up to the top court make a decision first, thenconstruct the logic to support it. Couple that witha strong foundation of legal ignorance, it's easy tosee why public respect for the entire legal systemis in a downward death spiral; moribund onemight say.
Abroad brush description of theAmericansystem of law is this: Law and Equity.
The word “law” without any otherqualifier, means “Common Law”. The word“Equity” covers everything else. Bureaucratslike to slice & dice the language and makeeverything complicated. Other names for equityare equity law, civil law, statutes, codes,admiralty, etc. So long as the attorneys andparties are ignorant, the judge is free to jump backand forth between the systems.
The indoctrination centers teach that caselaw is common law. Actually, case law shows theapplication of both common law and equity.Common law is simply custom and usage, i.e., thelaw of the people. The other lesser stuff is the lawof the legislature.
Sheridan County is not immune toinjustice. Because the county has such a smallpopulation, it must suffer the presence of atraveling judge, namely Russell W. Harford. Aquick check of the Martindale-Hubbell lawyerpeer review listing shows him in fourth positionof the top. He is well respected by his peers.However, a quick check of the record shows the
POVERTY from Page 1
Continued on Page 4 POVERTY
Two ways to know if your attorney is lying:1. His lips are moving.2. His lips are not moving.The first is a sin of commission.The second is a sin of omission.
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he, too, is victimized by his law school. He wasasked by a defendant, “Are we under equity law orcommon law?”[Note to reader: statutes are classified as equity.]RWH: “We're under stat- -- in County Court,we're a court of statutory law.”Def: “So, common law doesn't apply here,period.DWH: And we don't have equity -- we don't haveequity jurisdiction”Def: “What's the difference between equity and --what do you call it?DWH: “Well, equity and statutory law.”Def: “What's the difference?”DWH: “Our -- whatever we can do in the CountyCourt is only what's set by statute.”Def: “Well, what's equity law? That is statutorylaw. No?”DWH: No, no, some things, if it feels good or if itfeels right, --”Def: “Well, that's common law.”DWH: “Well, and that's the same as equity law, isthat you can do the right thing even though if you --”Def: “I think you better look it up in thedictionary.”DWH: “Okay. Alright.”Def: “I think you got that wrong.”DWH: “Okay.”Def: “Black's Law Dictionary says equity law isstatutory law. Common law is what the commonperson says. You can kick the Unicameral out ofhere.”
The judge simply did not know the differencebetween common law, equity law, and statutes.Yet, instead of admitting his ignorance andrecusing himself, he was going to assert the lawwithout knowing what the law is, i.e. without anygenuine understanding of the law system.
In another instance it is apparent, again,that the judge does not comprehend that statutesshould supersede policy.
Whenever a traffic citation is issued, theissuer must appear before the magistrate (judge)and make his accusation under oath that a crime(misdemeanor) has occurred. In this case, thatwas not done.
The Judicial Canons require that the judgeavoid any appearance of impropriety. He isrequired to obey the law. The defendantrequested that the case be dismissed because thecop failed to obey the law or swear before themagistrate that a law was broken. The judgerefused.
It's common knowledge among the peoplethat the main benefit to the state is money. Theywant the money. That's it. The defendant in thiscase could choose paying $148, or risk going tojail for 90 days. By putting a high risk on it, thestate is assured easy money.
The Nebraska Constitution specificallystates that the government may only govern withthe consent of the governed. If an individualpeople objects, should the government quitgoverning the individual if the individual isharming no one?
THE IRVINE COMMUNITY POLICE DEPARTMENT"DEDICATED TO THE CITIZENS IT WILL SERVE"
JULY 1, 1975
History shows that unethical police methodsbreed disrespect for the law and shake the confidenceof our law-abiding citizens. To avoid these errors andfoster respect for the law we must know andrecognize the legal rights of the individual, and befully cognizant of when the law permits us to invadepersonal liberty when the safety and welfare of thecommunity warrants it.
In a democratic state, authority and power areinherent in the people, invested by them in theirgovernment; hence police officers are representativesof the people, and as deputies of the people are in theservice of the community within their jurisdiction.
To attempt to enforce all of the laws, all of thetime, with respect to all citizens would result in utterchaos; to ignore all offenses, all of the time, withrespect to all citizens would result in immediategrave harm to individuals and society overall. It isthe goal of the Irvine Police Service to prevent crimeand disorder, preserve the peace, protect life,property, and individual freedom; hence, thoseoffenses which threaten the health, welfare, safety,and stability of the community are given enforcementpriority at the time they are most prevailing withemphasis towards the most troublesome offenders.
It is the intended profile of the Irvine PoliceDepartment to operate within a professionalatmosphere where our actions are legal and moral,and will sustain the penetrating evaluation of thecitizens we serve. It is the philosophy of the newIrvine Police Department to be neither high nor lowprofile. More important than a subjective category,the Irvine Police Service Agency is organized to be ahighly responsive police team that is able to initiateservices quickly to relate to the indentified needs ofthe community.
Utilizing the best recruitment and selectionmethods available; alert and bright men and womenwill be asked to join our Police Service Organization.We will not tolerate police officers with negativeattitudes. We have no need for police personnel thatjust react to problems, but we do need individualsthat can work as a team and "initiate" programs thatdirectly address themselves to the public safety needsin Irvine.
With the support of the City Council andCommunity-At-Large, we can begin our journey ofproviding the best Public Safety/Police Servicepossible for the citizens of Irvine who deservenothing less than the finest.
Leo E. PeartDirector of Public Safety/Chief of Police
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SALE SCHEDULE
Joe Waln – 265 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 450-575#Pat Keegan – 250 Ang.,Bwf strs.-hfrs. 500-600#Brent Weber & Equal W – 250 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 500-575#Rush Creek Land & Lvst. – 230 Ang. strs., 475-550#Rush Creek Land & Lvst. - 15 Chr.X strs.-hfrs. 475-550#Allen Cuny – 220 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 450-550#Ken/Monica Knuppe – 200 Ang.,bwf strs.-hfrs. 475-575#Cliff Glade – 190 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 400-500#Monty Whitcher – 150 Ang. strs.,few hfrs. 575-575#Kenny/Terry Livermont – 150 Ang. strs. 500-600#Roger Porch – 100 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 500-550#Chase Strand – 100 Ang.,bwf strs.-hfrs. 475-550#Lundeen/Kelley – 80 Ang./Chr.X strs.-hfrs. 500-600#Melvin Swallow - 80 Ang./Chr.X strs.-hfrs. 475-575#Ray Swallow – 70 Ang. strs. 500-600#Keith Huddleston – 60 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 500-600#Allen Ranch – 45 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 450-550#Levi Waln – 42 Ang., bwf strs.-hfrs. 500-600#Bernard Rahn – 20 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 475-550#Tom Cody – 20 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 525-600#Robert Cox – 10 Ang. strs. 575#Many Pending and more by Sale Day.
This is a tremendous lineup of calves with lots of quality, conditionand high performance Angus and F1 Baldy Genetics. Most willhave preconditioning vaccinations.
Waln Ranch – 350 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 475-575#Huddleston Cattle Co. – 290 Ang. strs. 500-575#Bill/Laloni/Skyler Livermont – 290 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 475-575#Zickrick Brothers – 150 Ang. strs. 500-575#Robert Coyle – 150 Ang./Chr. Strs.-hfrs. 500-575#Alvin Bakley – 150 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 475-575#Richard/Alec Whipple – 135 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 475-575#Scott Cuny – 125 Ang. strs.525-575#Keith Louden – 100 Ang. strs. 575#Jon Gregg – 100 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 475-550#Chris/Judy Knecht – 85 Ang. strs. 475-575#Cheyenne Wilson – 85 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 475-550#Robert Holcomb – 50 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 550-600#Francis Ferguson – 50 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 475-575#Forty Five Cattle Co. – 50 B,Bwf,ChrX strs.-hfrs. 600-625#Morris Brewer – 20 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 525#, drug freeRyan Reichert – 15 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 525#Larry Heath – 15 Ang. strs.-hfrs. 550#
This is another Super lineup of Calves, all preconditioned andOutstanding for Quality. Featuring High Performance Genetics!
Special Monday Cattle Sales Live on www.cattleusa.com
MONDAY, OCT. 19 SPECIAL CALF & WEIGH UP SALE3000 Fancy Reputation Str –Hfr. Calves
Please bring Weigh ups in Sunday. Feed & Water provided.Weigh up Cattle 10:30 a.m.,mt Calves 12:30 p.m.,mt
MONDAY, OCT. 26 - SPECIAL CALF & WEIGH UP SALE
2500-3000 Fancy Reputation Calves
Please bring Weigh Up Cattle in Sunday. Feed & Water provided.Weigh ups 10:00 a.m.mt Calves 12:30 p.m.,mt
MONDAY, NOV. 2 - SPECIAL CALF & WEIGH UP SALE
Give us a call 605-685-6716 and we will be happy to visit with you aboutyour marketing needs.
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Located on Highway 18 in south-central South Dakota, and established in 1954.Martin Livestock sells quality Western South Dakota and Western Nebraska livestock to
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MARTIN LIVESTOCK AUCTION
All classes of cattle were in demand at Martin on October 12th and rightat a 1,000 sold. Mick McCarthy drove in from the southwest and dominated theyearling market and the eastern buyers. He bought the JF Ranch and Hodsonyearlings paying over $181. So most of the big cattle are still going from east tosouthwest.
Larry Staanf from Rock Valley, Iowa was paying $1150 for the peewees(350 to 450 wts.), and blew-out the notorious Ken Bode, who usually has themarket tied-up for these weights for a feedlot company feeding 250,000 pee wees.So, when another buyer out bids Bode, you know the market is tops. Forinstance 432 wts brought $265. Bode still bought two loads. Local buyerWeaverwent home empty. Beef Palmer and your publisher got a load apiece.
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CRAWFORDEXPECTING ANOTHER 6,000FOR OCTOBER 16TH SALE
It was standing room only at Crawford’sOctober 9th anniversary calf sale. The buyers andsellers took all the available seats. The Crawfordcalf sale was strong to the end. Your publisherpurchased three pot loads of cows and bulls, andonly 14 head of feeders. I decided to travel upnorth to St. Onge for the Saturday weigh-up saleto see what is happening up there. The good 1,300.lb and up feeding cows were still $2 stronger atCrawford with Beef Palmer’s feeding cow order.I did buy a load of bulls at St. Onge. It was steadywith the Crawford market. My average bull cost atCrawford was $109 and $107.75 at St. Onge. Thethinner cows were higher in spots at St. Onge.Looking at the USDA sale reports and personallyknowing the cow business and being on the scene,it looks like you Wyoming cowboys should beheading directly west with the weigh-ups. It isstrange to me that Nebraska recognizes SouthDakota brands and allows them to go across Statelines without brand inspection, but Nebraska doesnot recognize Wyoming brands unless theWyoming cowboys have official travelingpapers?? Sounds like a conspiracy to me.
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OCTOBER 20TH – REGULAR CATTLE SALE12:30 PM - SPECIAL FEEDER SALE
OCTOBER 27 – REGULAR CATTLE SALE12:30 PM - SPECIAL FEEDER SALE
NOV 3RD – REGULAR CATTLE SALE12:30 PM - SPECIAL FEEDER SALE
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REGISTERED ANGUS COW HERD DISPERSION100 HEAD OF FOUNDATION FEMALES
75 HEAD YOUNG REGISTERED FEMALES55 REGISTERED BRED HEIFERS45 YOUNG COMMERCIAL COWS15 BRED COMMERCIAL HEIFERS
NOVEMBER 10TH - REGULAR CATTLE SALEBRED COW SALE
OPEN HORSE SALE FOLLOWING
The cow market at Gordon wassteady to strong considering a weaker leanmeat market. Any good cow brought inthe high eighties. All the cow buyers hadfeeding cow orders. The rebreed marketwas especially high bringing up and over$1500.
GORDON LIVESTOCK SELLS2,500 ON OCTOBER 13TH SALE & 300 COWS
EXPECTING 3,500 ON OCTOBER 20TH
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We appreciate your business. Call anyone of us anytime if you have stock to sell. We are glad to come to your ranch.
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Brooke Tupper - Office Mgr. 605-642-2200
ST. ONGE LIVESTOCK Now Broadcasts our Sales live on the Internet at WWW.CATTLEUSA.COM
Sat., OCTOBER 17TH – WEIGH UP CATTLE SALEFri., OCTOBER 23RD – SPRING CALF SPECIAL – FEATURING RED ANGUS CALVESSat., OCTOBER 24TH – BRED HEIFER & COW SPECIAL ALONG WITH WEIGH UP CATTLE SALEFri., OCTOBER 30TH – SPRING CALF SPECIALSat., OCTOBER 31ST – WEIGH UP CATTLE SALEFri., NOVEMBER 6TH – SPRING CALF SPECIALSat., NOVEMBER 7TH – BRED HEIFER & COW SPECIAL ALONG WITH WEIGH UP CATTLE SALEFri., NOVEMBER 13TH – SPRING CALF SPECIALSat., NOVEMBER 14TH – BRED HEIFER & COW SPECIAL FEATURING AI BRED HEIFERS ALONG WITH WEIGH UP CATTLEFri., NOVEMBER 20TH – SPRING CALF SPECIALSat., NOVEMBER 21ST – WEIGH UP CATTLE SALESat., NOVEMBER 28TH – ANNUAL THANKSGIVING BRED HEIFER & STOCK COW SPECIAL
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Superior LivestockSt Onge Livestock is pleased to announce startingSeptember 10th, we are opening a receivingstation at Hayden Yards, Gillette, WY. You candrop your cattle off every Thursday until 2:00 pm.To set a time or more information call
Randy Hayden at 307-660-1100or
Justin Tupper at 605-680-0259.
St Onge Livestock is pleased to announce startingSeptember 10th, we are opening a receivingstation at the Broadus Yards, Broadus, MT. Youcan drop your cattle off every Thursday from 2:00pm to 5:00 pm. For more information, call
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Justin Tupper at 605-680-0259.
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UPCOMING SHEEP SALESOCTOBER 22ND – FEEDER LAMB SPECIAL- SellingAll Classes of Sheep & GoatsOCTOBER 29TH – FEEDER LAMB SPECIAL- SellingAll Classes of Sheep & Goats
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