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

| OFFICE OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE NIIlCuLIthAh
| OFFICER, No. III Leidesdorf ST., San Francisco.
FHNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: BE II
Il known, that I, Charles A. wetmore, Chief Ex-
ecutive yiticultural and Health Officer of the Board
OF State yiticultural Commissioners, being duly
authorized aud instructed by said Board, do declare
the following quarantine rules and regulations for
the protection of the vitcultural industries of this
State, and due notice is hereby given as provided
by law, thirty days of publication in two daily
papers OF general circulation, not of the city
county, in this State. All parties concerned therein
required to conform thereto subject to penalties
provided for by law for any infraction or evasion of
said rules and regulations:
QUARANTINE RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Rule l. All cuttings of grapevines made in this
State for ssle gift distribution outside the vine
yard, or vineyards, where the same were grown and
intended for new plantations, shall be made solely
OF the wood OF the preceding years growth all
older wood to be carefully and thoroughly removed
before leaving the vineyard where made, and to be
Immediately destroyed by fire, if removed from such
cuttings wherever seized by any duly authorized in
specror for any evasion or infraction Of this rule
The rpas of this rule is that the winter egg of the
pbyiloxera vastatrix is, according to the best au
thorities found only on the old wood.
Rule g All cuttings of grapevines, and rooted
grapevines, imported from any region or country
outside this State intended for SALE gift dstrbu
ton for plantation in this State shall be disnected
at the place of first consignment within this State
before being further distributed or planted, the
method of disinfection 10 be at the option of the
vines according to any of the following methods
viz:
First-Dissolve supho- carbonate of potash in cold
water proportions, 10 pounds of sulpho carbonate,
to 100 gallons Of water mmerse cuttings and rooted
vines fifteen minutes.
Second Dissolve Titles soluble phenyle by pour
ing upon it cold water in the proportion Of so gal
Ions of water to gallon of the phenyle; immerse
cuttings and rooted vines ten minutes.
Third-Take two parts heavy oil of coal tar, two
parts water and one part carbonate of potash, or
carbonate of soda; put in covered vessel and heat
gently to boiling point for one hour; replace water
lost by evaporation pour into suitable vessels and
a2itate violently dilute with so parts of cold wa
ter inmerse cuttings and rooted vines 10 minutes
Fourth-Dissolve carbolic acid cry stalls in water,
in proportion of one pound of acid to 20 gallons OF
water immerse cuttings and rooted vines ten min
utes.
Fifth-Dissolve sulphide of potash in the propor-
ton OF one pound to 20 gallons of water; immense
cuttings and rooted vines twenty minutes.
sixth-Dilute one part OF oliver of lime" in 20
parts OF water; iramerse cuttings and rooted vines
ten minutes. IN B.-To make liver of lime" take
one pound qucklime, one pound sulphur, one gal.
lon water; mix; boil quick fire to one-half of
volume; agitate before using dilute with 20 parts
of water to one part OF liver of lime"l
Any other efficacious method may be used, pro-
vided due notice is given to this Office and the same
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