The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-01

Coniferous trees. such as spruce, fir, hemloek.
pine, juniper cedar, and arbor vitse white
CEDAR, known and described Christmas
trees" and parts thereof, and decorative
plants, such holly and laurel, known and
described as Christmas greens or greenery ;
~ forest-plant products, including logs, tam
bark, posts, poles, railroad ties, cord-wood, and
lumber; t3l held-grown florists stock, trees,
shrubs, vines, cuttings, and other plants and
plant products for planting or propagation,
excepting fruit pits. seeds of fruit and orn8-
mental trees and shrubs, field, vegetable, and
flower seeds, bedding plants, and other herbal
ceous plants and roots and az stone or quar-
ry products, shall not be moved or allowed TO
move Interstate to any point outside the towns
and territory quarantined for the gypsy moth
from points in the generally infested area
to points in the lightly infested area, unless
and until such plants and plant products and
stone or quarry products have been inspected
by the United States department of agricu-
ture and certified to be free from the Gypsy
moth and the brown-tail moth but such plants
and plant products and stone or quarry prod
ucts may be moved interstate without restric-
tions. other than the requirements made by
regulation 6 hereof, and such restrictions as
may be imposed by state officials between all
points within the lightly infested area be-
tween points in said area, and points in the
generally infested area, and between all points
within the generally infested area. Regulation
3. Regulation of Movement Of Plants and
Plant Products under Quarantine Originating
in the Brown-Tail Moth Territory Deciduous
trees and shrubs or such parts thereof as bear
leaves, including all deciduous fteld-grown
florists stock, vines. cuttings, gratis, and sei-
ons, but excepting forest plant products, such
as logs, tanbark. posts, poles, railroad ties.
cordwood, and lumber, shall not be moved or
allowed to move interstate 20 points outside
the towns and territory quarantined for the
brown-tsil moth, unless and until such plants
and plant products have been inspected by the
United States department 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 territory guaranteed forthe brown
tail moth only will be permitted without re-
strietions, other than the requirements made
by regulation hereof, and such restrictions
may be imposed by state officials. Regula-
ton g. Inspection. Certifcation, and Marking
a Condition Of Interstate Transportation. Ev-
cry car, box, bale. or other container Of plants
and plant products and stone quarry prod
ucts Of which inspection is required by these
regulations shall be plainly marked with the
name and address of the consignor and the
name and address Of the consignee, and shall
bear a certificate showing that the contents
have been inspected by the United States de-
partment of agriculture and found TO be free
from moth infestation. The inspection certih-
Gates in the case Of carload and other bulk
shipments shall accompany the waybills, con-
ductors manifests, memoranda, or bills of lad
ing pertaining 70 such shipments. Certihcates
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 so in
spected is prohibited. Regulation A.
Conditions under which Plants AMI Plant
Products and Stone Quarry Prod
ucts Originating Outside Of the Qnsrantined
Territory May Be Siap.5ed from Points within
the Guaranteed Territory. Plants and plant
products and stone or quarry products Of
which the interstate movement is restricted
by these regulations and which originate out
side the towns and territory quarantined for
the gypsy moth or the brown-tail moth, may be
shipped interstate from points within the quar-
antined towns and territory to points outside
the duarantined towns and territory under per
NIT from the secretary of agriculture. Per-
mits viii issue only for plants and plant prod
ucts and stone or 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
auarantined towns and territory such plants
and plant products and stone or quarry prod
ucts originating outside the quarantned towns
and territory unless each shipment Is accom-
panied by a permit issued by the United States
department of agriculture. Beacon street,
Boston, Mass. Regulation 5. Conditions Gov
erning Inspection and Issuance Of Permits.
Persons intending to or allow 10 be
moved interstate plants and plant products and
stone quarry products for which certificates
Of inspection or permits are required by these
regulations will make application therefor as
far as possible in advance Of the probable date
of shipment Applications should show the ma
ture and quantity Of the plants or plant prod
ucts and stone or quarry products 1t is pro
posed to move, together with their exset loca-
ton and. IL practicable, the contemplated date
Of shipment Applicants for inspection will be
required 10 assemble the articles to be inspect
ed at the shipping point, and TO so place them
that they can be readily examined. IL not so
placed inspection will be refused. Articles TO
be Inspected must be free from ice and snow
and In condition to make inspection easily
practicable All charges for storage. carriage,
and labor incident to inspection other than the
services Of the inspectors shall be paid by
the shipper Regulation 6. Thorough Cleaning
REQUIRED of Cars, Boats and Other Vehicles
Before Moving Interstate. Cars, boats, and
other vehicles which have been used in trans
porting within the quarantined area under the
provisions Of regulations / and 2 which pro-
vide for such movement without inspection
and certifcation plants and plant products
and stone or quarry products red by these
regulations, or any other article which may
hereafter be made subject thereto shall not be
moved or allowed to move interstate unless
the same shall have been thoroughly swept out
and cleaned by the carrier at the point OF I'M
loading destination Of all litter and rubbish
from such regulated articles No litter rub
bish. or refuse from any such plants and plant
products and stone or quarry products or 9th
err article shall be moved or allowed to move
interstate. This notice Of quarantine amends
and supersedes notice Of quarantine No o.
promulgated June Is, 1917 and shall be etfec-
tive until otherwise ordered Done in the
District OF Columbia, this Goth day Of May
1918. Witness my hand and the seal OF the
United STATES Department Of Agriculture. d.
F. Houston, Secretary of Agriculture.
'Ths regulation applies only TO the duaran-
tined territory for the brown-tail moth lying
beyond or outside of the territory duarantined
for the gypsy moth, because all shipments from
territory common to the gypsy moth and the
brown-tail moth are governed by the conditions
Of regulation ]. Coniferous trees and other
evergreen trees are not covered by the brown
tail moth regulations,