The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-02-28
Vegetables and fruits which do

4. Vegetables and fruits which do
not decay quickly will be accepted
for mailing to any zone if packed so
as to prevent damage to other mail
matter.
5. Eggs will be accepted for local
delivery when SO packed in a basket
or other container as to prevent dam
age to other mail matter.
6. Eggs will be accepted for mail
ing regardless of distance when each
egg is wrapped separately and sur
rounded with excelsior cotton or
other suitable material, and packed
in container made of double CORFU
gated pasteboard, metal, wood or
other suitable material in such man
ner as to place each egg on it's end
and to prevent them from striking
| together or against the side or top
of the container, with an outer cover
of double corrugated pasteboard, met
al, wood or other suitable material,
and wrapped so that nothing can es-
cape from the package. All such par
cells must be labeled Eggs
| Sec 35. Sailed, dried, smoked or
cured meats and other meat products
may be admitted to the mails and
may be transported, regardless of dis
lance, from one state or territory or
the District of Columbia to another
state or territory or the District OF
Columbia when the provisions of the
act of June 80, 1906, and the regula-
lions promulgated hereunder by the
department of agriculture, have been
complied with; provided, however
that fresh meat in any form may be
transported only within the first zone
tSee Sec. 34.)
Sec. SO. Specimens of dried blood
or of diseased tissues or communica
BILE diseases, cultures and tuberculad
sputum may be mailed in accordance
with instructions of the treasury de
partment (bureau of public health
and marine hospital service), as pro
mulgated by the postoffice department
under order No. 1904 of April %, 1910
Insurance or Parcels.
Sec. 62. A mailable parcel on
which the postage is fully prepaid
may be insured against loss in ar
amount equivalent to it's actual value
but not to exceed $50, on payment Of
a fee of ten cents in parcel pos
stamps, such stamps to be affixed.
2. When a parcel is insured the
sender will be given receipt show
ing the Office and date of mailing an(
number of the parcel. The parce
should be numbered to correspond
with the receipt, stamped Insured
anu an insurance tag securely at
tached. 1t will then be treated as or
binary mail matter until it reaches the
Office of address, when it must be de
livered to the addressee, or unles!
otherwise directed by the addressee
to the person, firm or corporation IL
whose care it is addressed, or to an!
responsible person to whom the ad
dressee's ordinary mail is customaril!
delivered and a receipt obtained there
for on the tag attached. When al
insurance tag attached the prescribed
receipt should be obtained from thu
addreSsee on delivery.
4. When a return receipt is de
sired by the sender of an insured par
eel the postmaster at the mailing of
fee shall stamp or write across tnt
margin of the insurance tag the words
Return Receipt Desired" and thu
postmaster at the office of aaures'
shall obtain from the addressee a re
ceipt and mail it to the sender.
5. The liability for indemnity shall
cease when the delivery has beef
made.
} II. No indemnity shall be paid I'm
less claim therefor is made within
; six months from the date the parce
was mailed.