The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-05-27
pounds and alfalfa seed sixty pounds.

pounds and alfalfa seed sixty pounds.
Section II. A standard loaf of bread
sold or offered for sale in this state
shall weight one pound and a standard
loaf of bread need not be labeled with
statement of its weight. Whenever
loaf of bread sold or offered for sale
weighs more or less than a pound, it
shall be labeled in plain, ineligible
English words and figures with its cor
rect weight, together with the name of
its manufacturer.
Section 49, Butter in standard
package or container, sold or offered
for sale in this state, shall weigh one
pound and standard package or con-
taner of butter need have no state
ment of the net weight of its contents
thereon. Whenever butter is sold or
offered for sale in a package or con-
tainer, the net weight of which is more
or less than one pound such package
or container shall be labeled in plain
ineligible English words and figures
with the correct net weight of its con-
tents, together with the name of the
manufacturer or jobber.
Section IA. All milk or cream that
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in bottles shall be sold or offered for
sale only in bottles containing stand
ard gallons, half gallons, quarts, pints
or lfpints. All other liquid com
modities shall be sold only by standard
liquid measure or standard weight, ex-
cept where parties otherwise agree.
Section Is. Berries and small fruits
whether sold or offered for sale in this
state in boxes, shall be sold or offered
for sale in boxes containing standard
dry quart or dry pint, and if said
boxes contain more or less than this
amount the information must be given
the purchaser, or such boxes must be
labeled in plain, ineligible English
words and figures with a correct state
ment of the quantity of its contents.
Section 16. A standard cord of fire.
wood sold or offered for sale in this
state shall be and contain one hundred
and twenty-eight cubic feet, well stow
ed and packed. And when delivering
wood to a purchaser the vendor
shall give, or cause to be given there.
with to such purchaser a written state.
ment of the quantity, in terms of the
standard cord, of the firewood so de-
livered.
Section II. A standard ton of coal
sold or offered for sale in this state
shall weigh two thousand pounds. And
when delivering coal to a purchaser
the vender shall give, or cause to be
given, Herewith to such purchaser a
written statement of the weight, in
terms of the standard ton, of the coal
so delivered. When coal is sold by the
sack the contents of such sack shall
weigh one hundred pounds.
Section Is. 1t shall be unlawful fo
any person to put up any commodit
or article of merchandise into pacl
age or container and sell or offer fo
sale in this state such commodity
article of merchandise in that forr
without having such package or con
tainer labeled in plain, Ineligible
English words and figures with cor
'eet statement of the net weight, meas
IRE or numerical count of its eontents
provided, that nothing in this section
shall prevent the putting up of com
modities or articles of merchandise,
vhich have been previously sold by net
weight, measure or numerical count,
nto packages or containers for the
purpose of delivering or transporting
such commodities or articles of mer-
chandise.