Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-05-23
Horticultural Quarantine
ReguldtjOls.

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Alta special meeting of the Oregon state
Board OF Horticulture, held in Portland. April
. 1895, all members present, the following reg
u ulations were adopted, in accordance with the
laws regulating such matters, and are,- there
fore, binding upon all persons The regulations
are to take effect and be IN force from and after
May 4, 1895:
Rule AL consignees, agents or other per-
sons, shall, within "a hours, notify the quaran
tine officer OF the State Board of Horticulture,
or a duly commissioned quarantine guardian,
Of the arrival OF any trees, plants buds or cions
at the quarantine station in the district Of final
destination.
Rule 2-.ill trees plants, cuttings, gratis buds |
or cions, imported or brought into the state
from any foreign country, or from any OF the
United States or territories, are hereby required |
to be inspected upon arrival at the quaratine |
station in the district of final destination, and
If any such nursery stock; trees, plants, cut |
ings, gratis, buds or cons are found to be free
insect pests and fungous diseases the said
quarantine officer or duly commissioned quar-
antne guardian shall issue a certificate 10 that
effect. And furthermore, if any of said trees,
plants, cuttings gratis buds or cions are found
infested with insect pests, fungi, blight or other
diseases injurious to fruit or to fruit trees or
other trees or plants, they shall be disnfested
and remain in quarantine until the quarantine
offices OF the State Board of Horticulture the
| duly commissioned quarantine guardian can
determine whether the said trees, plants, cut
| tings, gratis, buds or cions are free from live
injurious insect pests or their eggs, larvae or
| pupae, or fungOus diseases before they can be
offered for sale, gift, distribution or transporta
| tion. All persons or companies are hereby
prohibited from carrying any trees, plants, cut
| tings gratis, bud or cions from without the
state to any point within the state beyond the
nearest point on its line or course TO the quaran
tine station in the district OF ultimate destina-
! tion; or from any point within the state to any
other point therein, until such trees. plants
cuttings, gratis, buds or cions have been duly
inspected, and ii required disinfested as here.
inbefore provided, and all such shipments
must be accom- panied by the proper certificate
OF the inspecting officer Providing, however,
that after such persons or company have given
the proper officer Jour days notice. he or they
shall not be required to hold such shipments
urthcr, without directions from such officer.
Rule 3-All peach, nectarine, apricot, plum
or almond trees, and all other budded or grated
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pits, and all peach, nectarine. apricot, plum or
almond cuttings buds or cions raised or grown
in district where the peach yellows' or the
"peach rosette" are known to exist, are hereby
prohibited from being imported into or planted
or offered foe sale, gift or distribution within
the state OF oregon.
Rule AL treee, plants, cuttings, gratis
buds, cions, seeds or pits arriving from any
o.. At or their eggs, larvae or pupae, or with
fungi, or other disease or diseases hitherto un.
known in this state, are hereby prohibited
from landing.
Rule 5-Fruit OF any kind grown in any
foreign country or in any Of the United States
or territories, found infested with any insect OF
insects or with any fungi, hligh., or other dis
ease or diseases injurious to fruit trees, or
other trees or plants, is hereby pro ohibited from
being offered for SALE gift or distribution with.
in the state
Rule 6-Any boxes, packages, packing ma
. terial and the like infested by any insect or
insects, or their eggs larvae or pupae, or by any
fungi, blight, or other disease or diseases
known to be injurious to fruit or to fruit trees
or to other trees or plants, and liable to spread
contagion are hereby prohibited from being
offered for sale, gilt, distribution, or transpor
tatiOn untfl said material has been disinfested
: by dipping it in boiling water aud allowing il
l to remain in said boiling water not less than
D two minutes: such boiling water used as such
I dsintectant to contain in solution one pound
of concentrated potash to each and every ter
/ gallons ofwater.
g Rule ll-Animals known as flying fox, Aus
tralian or English wild rabbit, or other animals
or birds detrimental to fruit or fruit trees
plant, etc, are prohibited from being brought
or landed in this state, and II landed shall be
destroyed.
: Rule 12-Quarantine stations:
= For the Second district, comprising the eoun
0 ties OF Marion, Polk, Benton, Linn, Lincoln and
: Lane, shall be Salem. John Mimic quarantine
officer or any member OF the board, or the sec
Z rotary thereof.
Rule l3-lmporters or owners of nursery
stock, trees, or cuttings, gratis, buds or cions
F, desiring to have such nursery stock, trees
- plants, cuttings, gratis, buds cions inspected
y ut points other than regular quarantine sta
: tions may have such inspection done WHERE
! required, provided, however, that such i'm
: porters shall pay all charges OF inspection
Such charges and expenses to be paid before
r certificate is granted.
g Transportation companies, or persons ant
O consignees or agents shall deliver and cause L
he detained all nursery stock, trees plants, ant
' fruit at one or other of the quarantine stations
. for inspection, as provided by the rules anC
u regulations of the board.
Details as 10 quarantine stations, officers fee
a OF inspection, receipts for disnfection may b,
y obtained on application to the secretary or any
q member OF the board or by reference to tn
q pamphlets circulated.
:, BY order OF the board.
:, J. K. CARDWELI President,
= GEORGE !. SARGENT, Secretary.
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