Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-08

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fire test below one hundred and
twenty-five degrees Fahrenheit.
Third. The gravity test shall not
be less than forty-sdx degrees, meas
ured by the Beaume hydrometer.
Fourth. It shall not contain water
nor tar-like matter, nor shall it con-
tain more than a trace Of any sulphur
compound. . 1l., :sslif &-H
Fifth. It. shall be the duty Of the
state inspector Of oils or his deputies
to at least once in each ninety days
have chemical test made at the
state university and the state agricul-
tural college, demonstrating whether
or not such oils contain; more than
four per cent residium, after being
distilled at a temperature Of five hum
dred and seventy degrees Fahrenheit,
and shall not contain more than six
per cent OF oil disabling three hun
dred and ten degrees Fahrenheit;
also determination of the amount of
sulphur or sulphur compounds In
said oils. together with such burning
tests as may be necessary to deter
mine the photometric value of the oils.
The result Of such chemical tests
shall be included in the state oil In
spector's annual report to the govern
or. The failure OF the OIL inspector
to have the above tests made shall rem
der him liable to a fine Of one hum
dred dollars for each offense. If, up
on such testing and examining such
oil such oil shall meet the require
ments as to the various tests herein
specified such oil shall be marked up
ON the package, barrel or scask con-
tanning the same, Approved" giving
the date of such inspection and the
name Of the inspector or deputy. If
upon such examination and testing,
such oil shall mot meet the require
ments as to the flash, ire and gravity
tests and the chemical tests herein
specified, such oils shall be marked
upon the barrel, package or cask con-
tanning the same, Rejected for Illu-
minating Purposes" giving the date Of
such examination and the official sig
nature of the inspector or deputy
making such inspection. And it shall
be unlawful for any person or per-
sons, or corporations, to sell any such
oil SO rejected for Illuminating pur-
poses for consumption In this state.
For Gasoline: AIT gasoline offered
for sale within the state shall be
tested for gravity. All gasoline which
tests GO degrees (Beaume) or higher
shall be branded Approved for Sale"
And any gasoline which testa below
6S degrees (Beaume) shall be marked
Rejected for Sale" All gasoline,
whether it Is of required test or not,
shall be branded Unsafe for Illumi.
mating Purposes" But this clause
shall in no way be construed as pre-
venting the sale or use of said gaso-
line, providing it has been inspected
and branded as above, Approved for
Sale" " ~ ..-'
Sec. z. Records and Fees.) Each
and every inspector and deputy in
spector who shall inspect any con-
signment of oils or gasoline as pro-
vided IN this act, shall demand and
receive from the owner OF such oils
and gasoline, at the time such inspec-
ton is made, the sum of twenty cents
for testing a barrel or less quantity.
Fifty gallons shall constitute q barrel.
Every such inspector and deputy in
spector shall keep an accurate record
Of all the oils inspected, rejected,
branded or certified to by him, which
record shall state: Date OF each
Inspections; the number OF pack
ages, barrels, casks or tanks ap.
proved; the number rejected; the
manufacturers brand; the name of
the person for whom inspected; the
name of the person to whom consign-
ed. with lids address; the sum Of
money received for such inspection;
and such record shall be open to all
persons interested. On the first day
OF each and every month every dep
uty inspector OF oils ahaM transmit to
the state inspector Of oils all inspec-
tion fees received during the preced-
Ing month, and shall at the same time
forward to the auditor of state and to
the state inspector of oils true copies
Of said record for the month proceed
ing. The state inspector Of oils shall.
In the month of January OF each year,
make and deliver to the government
report Of his acts, and those OF his
deputies during the year preceding,
together with remarks and sngges-
tons for the benefit Of the service.
which report shall include q COPY and
summary Of the reports submitted by
the said deputies as provided in this
section. las5la
Sec. 8. inspectors Must Not Trafac
in Oils.) It sfaal be unlawful for the
state inspector OF oils or any OF his
deputies DO directly or indirectly
while in Office traffic in any Of the
oils which he has been appointed
to inspect. Amy person violating the
provisions Of this section shall be
subject 20 a penalty Of not exceeding
fiye hundred dollars and be removed
from Office.
Sec. 9. It shall be the duty OF the
state inspector Of oils, or any az hia
deputies, or amy person hnying cor.
nizance OF the violation Of the provi-
sions Of this act, 20 forthwith make
complaint TO dire Stahe.s attorney for
the county In which the ofIense is
alleged to have been committed
againt the person or persons 20 az.
Tending, and It ID hereby made Ahe
duty Of such sta6e's attorney to repre-
sent and prosecute ON behalf OF the
people IN his county oil cases Of 81.
lenses arising under the provisions OF