The National tribune., 1907-02-07

voice or entry, all substances ordinarily
used as food products will be treated as
such. Shipments of substances ordi-
partly used as food products intended
for technical purposes must be accom-
panied by declaration stating that
fact. and must be so denarured as to
prevent their use as foods.
Regulation 35. BOND. Imported Foods
aud Drugs.
Unexamined packages of food and
drug products may be delivered to the
consignee prior to the completion of
the examination to determine whether
the same are aduiterated or misbrand-
ed upon the execution of a penal bond
voice value of such goods with the duty
added. for the return of the goods to
customs custody.
Regulation 80. Notification of Violation
of the Law.
If the sample on analysis or examina-
ton be found not to comply with the
law, the importer shall be notified OF
the nature of the violation. the time and
place at which final action will be taken
upon the question of the exclusion of
the shipment. and that he may be pres
ent. and submit evidence (FOrm No. 81.
which evidence, with sample of the
article, shall be forwarded to the Bu-
reau of Chemistry at Washington, ac-
companied by the appropriate report
card.
Regulation ~. Appeal to the Secretary
of Agriculture and Remuneration.
All applications for relief from de-
cisions arising under the execution of
the law should be addrest to the Secre-
tary of Agriculture and all vouchers or
accounts for remuneration for samples
shall be filed with the Chief of the In
sDection Laboratory. who shall forward
the same. with his recommendation, to
the Department of Agriculture for ac-
ton.
Regulation 3s. Shipment Beyond the
Jurisdiction of the United States.
The time allowed the importer for
representations regarding the shipment
may be extended at his request to per-
nit him to secure such evidence as he
desires, provided that this extension of
time does not entail any expense to the
Department of Agriculture. If at the
expiration of this time, in view of the
data secured in inspecting the sample
and such evidence as may have been
submitted by the manufacturers or i'm
porterS, 1t appears that the shipment
cannot be legally imported into the
United States, the Secretary of Agricul-
ture shall request the Secretary of the
Treasury to refuse to deliver the ship
ment in question to the consignee. and
to require its reshipment beyond the
jurisdiction of the United States.
Regulation 30. Application OF Regula-
tiOns.
These regulations shall not apply to
domestic meat and meat food products
which are prepared, transported, or sold
In interstate or foreign commerce un-
der the meat-inspection law and the
regulations of the Secretary of Agricul-
ture made Hereunder
Regulation 40. Alteration and Amend
ment of Regulations.
These regulations may be altered or
amended at any time. without previous
notice, with the concurrence of the Sec
retary of the Treasury. the Secretary of
Agriculture, and the Secretary of Com
merce and Labor.
The above rules ana regulations are
hereby adopted,
Leslie M. Shaw, Secretary of the Treas
ury; James Wilson, Secretary of
Agriculture; Victor H. Metcalf, Sec
retary of Commerce and Labor.
Washington, D. c.. Oct. II. 1906.