The record-union., 1894-11-13
REGULATIONS.

4,
were adopted in accordance with The laws
regulating such matters, AID are therefore
binding upon all persons:
REGULATIONS.
Amending all existing regulations hitherto
passed, and to take elect and be in force from
and after August 10, 1894.
Rule I.-All cons.gnees, agents, or other per-
son or persons, SHALL, within tweuty-tour
ga hours, notify the Quarantine OHlcer OF
the State Board Oh horticulture. or duly
commissioned Quarantine Guardian, of the
arrival OF any trees plants, buds or cions at
any point OF debarkation IN the State OF Cali
fornla.
Rule II.-All trees, plants cuttings, gratis
puds or clohs imported or brought INTO the
state from any foreign country, or from any of
the United states or Territories, are hereby re-
CURED TO be dIsinfected, as hereinafter pro-
Vlded, upon arrival at any point where they
a!e TO be unloGde0; and, furthermore, il any
OF said trees, plants, cuttings, gratis, buds or
Cons are found infested with insects, or with
any fungi blight or other disease injurious to
fruit or 10 fruit trees, or to other trees or
plants, they SHALL remain in quarantine
fourteen (1I) days, or until the Quarantine
Ohcer of the State Board OF Horticulture, or
Il duly commissioned Quarantine Guardian
can determine whether the said trees, plants,
cuttings, gratis, buds or ciOns are free from
or pup8, BEFORE they can be offered LOT sale,
gilt, distribution or transportation.
Rule III. All trees, plants, cuttings, gratis,
buds or cions infested with any insects
fungi, blight or other diseases known to be
injurious TO fruit or to fruit trees or 10 other
trees or plants, and liable u spread contagion,
ARE hereby required to be dsinfected before
being offered for sale, gift, reno val distribu-
ton or transportation.
Rule lF.-All peach, nectarine. apricot,
plum or almond trees and all other trees
budded or grated upon peach stocks or roots
all peach or other pits and all peach nectar
me- apricot, plum or almond cuttings, buds
or clons raised or grown in q district where
the peach yeilows" or the peach rosette'j
are known 10 exist are hereby prohibited
from being planted or offered tor sale gift or
distribution witnin the State OF California
Rule Vail trees, plants, cuttings gratis
buds, cions, SEEDS or pits arriving from any
foreign country, found Infested with insect
tests or their eggs, larvae or pupae or with
Lunsi or other disease or diseases hitherto un-
known IN this State, ARE hereby prohibited
from landing.
Rule VI.-Fruit of any kind grown in any
foreign country or in any OF the United States
or Territories, found infested with any insect
or insects or with any fungi, blight or other
disease OF diseases injurious to fruit or TO
iFult trees or 10 other trees or plants, is
hereby prohibited from being offered for sale
gift or distribution within the State
Nule Nll.-Iransportable material of any
KIND, infested by any insect or insects or
their eggs, Larvae or pupae, or by any fungi
blight or other disease or diseases known 10
other trees or plants, and liable to spread CON
ta5lon, Is hereby prohibited from being
oHered tor sale, gilt, distribution or trans
portatlon until said material has been disin-
lected by dipping IL in boiling water and al
lowing 1t to remain in said boiling water not
less than TWO minutes, such boiling water
used as such disinfectant to contain in solu-
uon one pound OF concentrated potash to
each and every ten gallons of water
Rule Nlll.-All trees, plants, cuttings gratis,
oudS or clons may be dlsintected by dipping in
a solution OF three1ourthS ola pound of whale
oil soap $50 per cent? to each ana every gallon
of water; said whaie-oil soap solution Shall
be keptat u temperature Of 1902 o1l5O Said
trees, plants, cuttings, gratis buds or cions
nat
two minutes. After said trees plants cut
tings, gratis, buds or cions have been disin-
ieCted they SHALL remain in quarantine
fourteen la days for subsequent inspection,
and If deemed necessary by the Quarantine
Officer of the state Board OF Horticulture or a
duly commissioned Quarantine Guardian
Tor further diSintection.
Rule lX.-Al trees, plants. cuttings, gratis
buds or cions may be disinfected by fumiga-
ton with hydrocyanic acid gas, as follows:
Said trees, plants, cuttings, gratis, BUDS or
cions SHALL be covered with an air-tight tent
or box, and for each and every one hundred
cubic feet OF space therein, two-thirds of an
ounce of G. II. cyanide of potassium (9s per
cent?, one fluid ounce of suIphuric acid anJ
two fluid ounces OF water shall be used The
cyanide OF potassium Shall be placed in an
earthenware vessel. The water poured over
the said cyanide of potassium, afterwards
adding the sulphurIc acid and the tent or
box TO be Immediately closed tightly and
allowed to remain closed for not less than
forty minutes. After said trees, plants. cut
ting, gratis, buds or cions have been treated
with hydrocyanic acid gas, as above directed
they SHALL remain in quarantine for Jour
teen Nd days for subsequent inspection and
II deemed necessary by u member of the State
Board OF horticulture, or the Quarantine
officer of said board, or duly commissioned
Quarantine Guardian, for subsequent disin,
fiction.
Rule Kali trees, plants. cuttings. gratis
buds or cions imported or brought into this
state SHALL be inspected upon arrival at first
point of debarkation, and If found in ested
with mining scale (CHIoNASPIS BICLAVISN on
OTHER injurious insects which cannot be de-
stroyed by the remedies required in Rules
VIII. and TX. of these regulations ARE here
by prohibited from being planted or offered
for sale, gilt, or distribution, and shall be
proceeded against as anuisance.
Rule XI.-Any person or persons having in
their possession trees, plants. cuttings gratis
buds or cIons, seeds, Or pits infested with any
insect or insects, or with any fungi bIioht or
other disease or diseases injurious to fruit or
TO fruit trees, or TO other trees or plants. and
who refuse OF neglect to disinfect the said
seeds or pits, as is required by Rules VIII
and TX. of these regulations, after having
been notified TO do so by a member of the
state Board of Horticulture, the Quarantine
officer CT said board, or duly commissioned
Quarantine Guardian, the said trees, plants
cuttings gratis, buds, cions, seeds or pits
shall be declared a public nuisance ana shall
be proceeded against as provided for by law
Rule XlI.-Animals known as flying-fox
Australian or English wild rabbit or other
animals or birds detrimental to fruit or sfruit
trees, plants, etc., ARE PROHIBITED from be-
ing brought or landed In this State and il
landed they SHALL be destroyed.
Passed at regular meeting of the State
Board OF Horticulture, at San Francisco Cal
August 10Th, A. D. 1894.
ELLWooD COOPER, President.
Attest: 3. Nj. LELoNG. Secretary OF got