Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

the premises where grown for the purpose OF sale,
gitt, distribution or transportation.
Fruit OF any kind infested by any insect or in
sects, or the germs thereof, namely, their eggs,
Larvae or pupe, known to be injurious to fruit on
fruit trees and liable to spread contagion imported
or brought into this State from any foreign country
or from any Of the United States or Territories is
hereby prohibited from being offered for sale git
distribution or transportation
5. Fruit OF any kind infested by the insect known
as the Cooling Moth, or its larva pupa, is hereby
prohibited from being kept in bulk or in packages
or boxes of any kind, in any orchard, storeroom,
salesroOm or place. or being dried for food or any
other purposes, or being removed for sale, gift,
distribution or transportation.
g. Fruit boxes, packages or baskets used for ship
ping fruit to any destination, are h-reby required
to be disnected, hereinafter provided, previous
to their being returned to any orchard, storeroom,
saesroom place, to be used for storage, shipping,
or any other purpose.
T. Transportable material of any kind, infested by
any insect insects, or the germ thereof namely,
their eggs, iarya or pupa, known to be injurious
to fruit or fruit trees and liable TO spread contagon,
is hereby prohibited from being offered for sale, gift,
distribution or transportation
8. Tree or plant cuttings gratis seions plants or
trees of any kind may be disinfected by dipping IN
solution composed Of not less than one pound
q ~ of commercial concentrated ye to each and
every two e) gallous of water used as such disin-
fectant or in any other manner ssl9esofy 70 Tue
8. Empty fruit boxes, packages or baskets may
be dsinfected by dipping in boiling water, and al
lowed to remain in said boiling water not less than
two minutes. Ssd boiling water used as such dis-
infectant to contain in solution not less than one
pound q ib) of concentrated potash, or three
fourths Cd OF one pound q ibl OF concentrated rye
to each and every twenty gallons OF water. or III
any other manner satisfactory TO the Chlef EXecu-
tive Horticultural and Health Officer
10. Fruit on decduous and citrus trees infested
by any sreces of Scale Insect Scale Insects, or
the germs thereof, namely, their eggs, larvae or
pupa, may be dlsinfected before removal from the
tree or from the premises where grown, by wash
ing or thoroughly spraying said ftuit with a solu-
ton composed Of one pound q ihlof whale OIL soar
and one-fourth of one pound OF flowers OF sulphur
to each and every one and ne.quarter Cd gallons
Of water used such disihfectant, or n any other
manner satisfactory to the Chief Executive Horti-
cultural and Health Officer.
II. Owners Of fruit of any kind grown n any
orchard nursery or place, in which trees or plants
known to be infested with any insect or insects
or the germs thereof namely, their eggs, Larvae OF
pupa known to be injurious to fruit or fruit trees,
and liable to spread contagion, and all persons IN
possession thereof Offering for SALE gift, distri-
button or transportation, hereby required to pro-
certificate OF disihfection before removal for
sale, gift, distribution or transportation.
II. Any tree or plant cuttings, gratis, sclohsi
plants trees of any kind, empty fruit boxes fruit
packages fruit baskets, or transferable material
Of any kind, offered for SALE gift, distribution or
transportation in violation of the Quarantine Rules
and Regulations for the protection Of fruit and fruit
trees approved by the Board of State Viticultural
Commissioners, may be seized by the Chief EXecu-
tive horticultural and Health Officer, or by any of
the local resident Inspectors appointed by him
said seizure to be the taking possession thereof and
no ding for distinction, or for an order OF condem-
nation by Court of competent jurisdiction.
Is. ANY person violating the above Quarantine
Rules and Regulations shall be deemed guilty of a
isdene anor and upon conviction thereof shall be
punishable by fine of not less than twenty-five
more than one hundred dellsrs.
MATTHEW COOKE,
Chief Executive Horticultural and Health Officer.
Sacramento, November IL, 1881. n1+30t