The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-02

ouirements made by regulation hereof an
such restrictions AZ may be imposed by stat
officials between all points within the Ezhtl
infested area, between points In said area an
points in the generally infested area and be
i tween all points within the generally infeste.
area. Regulation 2. Regulation OF Moyemen
Of Plants and Plant Products Under Quaran
tine Originating In the Brown-Tail Moth Ter
! ritory.s Deciduous trees and shrubs or sucl
I parts thereof as bear leaves, including all de
! ciduous feld-grown florists stock, vines cut
j tings, gratis, and seions, but excepting forest
| plant products, such as logs, tanbark, posts
/ poles railroad ties cordwood and lumber
! shall not be moved or allowed 10 move inter
state To points outside the towns and territory
auarantned for the brown-tail moth, unless
and until such plants and plant products have
| been inspected by the United States Depart.
| ment of Agriculture and certified TO be free
! from the brown-tail moth. The interstate
| movement Of all classes OF plants and plant
/ products entirely within the towns and terri
/ tory quarantined for the brown-tail moth only
will be permitted without restrictions other
than those which may be imposed by state Off
and Marking a Condition Of Interstate Trans
portation. Every ear, box, bale or other con-
tainer of plants and plant products and stone
or quarry products of which inspection is re-
ouired by these regulations shall be plainly
marked with the name and address Of the con-
signor and the name and address oil. the con-
signee, and shall bear certificate showing
that the contents have been inspected by the
United States Department of Agriculture and
found to be free from moth infestation. The
inspection certificates in the case Of carload
and other bulk shipments shall accompany the
waybills, conductors manifests, memora nda or
bills of lading pertaining 10 such shipments
Certificates of inspection will issue only for
plants and plant products and stone or Quarry
products which have been actually inspected by
the United States Department Of Agriculture,
and the use of such certificates In connection
with plants and plant products and stone or
quarry products which have not been In
- I'd
lions under which Plants and Plant Products
and Stone Quarry Products Originating
Outside of the Guaranteed Territory May Be
Shipped from Points within the Qusrsntined
Territory, Plants and plant products and
stone or quarry products of which the inter-
state movement is restricted by these regula-
tons and which originate outside the towns
and territory quarantined for the gypsy moth
state from points within the ouarantined
towns and territory to points outside the quar-
antined towns and territory under permit
from the Secretary of Agriculture. Permits
will issue only for plants and plant products
and stone quarry products which are not
infested with the gypsy moth or brown-tail
moth, and transportation companies shall not
accept or move interstate from within the
quarantined towns and territory such plants
and plant products stone quarry prod
ucts originating outside the quArantined towns
and territory unless each shipment is accom-
panied by a permit issued by the United
States Department Of Agriculture, As fremont |
street. Boston, Mass. Regulation 5. Condi- |
tons Governing Inspection and Issuance of
Permits. Persons intending To allow |
to be moved interstate plants and plant prod |
ets and stone or quarry products for which |
certificates of inspection or permits are re-
CURED by these regulations will make applica-
Of the probable date of shipment Appliea-
tons should show the nature and quantity of |
The plants or plant products and stone or quar-
ry products it Is proposed to move, together
49,. aafN, kAa
he contemplated date Of shipment Appli-
ANTS for inspection will be required TO assem-
lie the articles TO be inspected the ship
,ing point, and TO 50 place them that they can
,e readily examined. If not placed, inspec
ion will be refused. Articles TO be inspected
must be free from lee and and in com
lition to make inspection easily practicable.
All charges for storage carriage, and labor
Incident 10 inspection other than the services
4 the inspectors shall be paid by the shipper.
regulation 6. Thorough Cleaning Required Of
'ars. Boats, and Other Vehicles Before Moving
interstate. Cars, boats. and other vehicles
hat have contained plants and plant products
nd stone or quarry products covered by these
equations, or any other article which may
GREATER be made subject thereto, shall not be
aoved interstate for any purpose until the
aid cars, boats. and other vehicles have been
swept out and cleaned Of all litter
nd rubbish by the carrier. No litter, rub
roducts stone or quarry products or other ;
rticle, shall be moved or allowed to move IN
,terstate commerce. This notice Of quaran-
ne amends and supersedes Notice OF Quaran-
ne No rs promulgated May ~, 1915. and |
laH be effective until otherwise ordered
one at Washington. this 18th day Of June,
AT Witness my hand and the seal of the
nited States Department Of Agriculture.
F. HOUSTON. Secretary Of Agriculture.
This regulation applies only TO the quaran-
ned territory for the brown-tail moth lying
.vond or outside of the territory Quara ntined .
r the Ripsy moth, because all shipments from !
rritory common 10 the gypsy moth and the
-own-tail moth arc governed by the eondi
sns of regulation /. Coniferous trees and q
her evergreen trees are not covered by the
.nw an tail moth regulations.