The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-14
NOTICE OF QUARANTINE NO. 7


(Phytonomus Posticus, new to and
not heretofore wildly prevalent or dis.
tributed within or throughout the
State OF Oregon, exists in that por-
ton of Malheur county. Oregon, here
matter described.
Now, therefore, I, Chas. A Park
President OF the Oregon State Board
of Horticulture, under the authority
conferred by Section 2. of Chapter
246, OF the General Laws OF 1918
and Section 4. OF Chapter 342. OF the
General Laws OF 1915. do hereby
quarantine that portion OF Malheur
County, Oregon described as follows
Beginning at a point in Malheur
County. oregon where the township
line running between Range IL and
~ East intersects the North bound
airy line OF Malheur County, Oregon
thence South on said township line
TO the Southwest corner OF Town
ship II South Range ~ East; thence
East on the township line running
between township II and rs South
to the Southwest corner OF Town
ship ~ South Range ~ East; thence
South TO the Southwest corner OF
Township 90 South Range ~. East;
thence East to the State boundary
line between the States OF Oregon
and Idaho: thence Northerly follow
ing said boundary line along the
meandors OF the Snake River to the
place where the North boundary line
OF said Malheur County intersects
said Snake River, thence Westerly
along the North boundary line OF
said Malheur County to the place Of
beginning. And from and after the
publication OF this notice In a news
paper published Within the County Of
Malheur. II shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation to
carry or transport any kinds OF hay
and straw. including hay, alfalfa hay
products. straw. grass, forage plants,
weeds or tule used In cattle cars or
used for packing nursery stock OF
any kind or In any other way from
said portion OF Malheur County in
to or throughout any part OF the
State OF Oregon. outside OF said des-
cribed portion OF Malheur County
except upder the conditions herein
after set forth. as follows;
/. Alfalfa meal or other finely
ground products made from alfalfa
hay provided that the grinding Of
such products shall be done between
the date OF October l to April /,
may be shipped into or through any
part OF the State OF oregon under
the following provisions;
a. That all such products shall
be sacked and shipped In new, clean
sacks.
b. That the product shall be stored
in warehouses removed from alfalfa
fields, alfalfa hay, or other sus-
peoted materials Immediately after
being ground. until shipped or other
wise disposed OF,
c. Provided further that shipments
Of alfalfa meal or other such ground
products designated for points in the
state OF Oregon shall be shipped to
only such points as designated by the
Oregon State Board OF Horticulture
,r its duly authorized agent
d. All warehouses and places
where said product is stored to be at
III times free OF alfalfa hay, other
hays. straw and all other means of
e. Each lot shipment must be ac-
by an official certificate
igned In writing by an Horticultur-
1 Commissioner OF the State of Ore
,on or his duly authorized agent at
esting that II has been inspected
nd passed in compliance with these
equations, and stating where it was
round, stored, inspected, and point
I shipment.
Done at the office OF the Oregon
tate Board of Horticulture, Port
and, Oregon, October 8. 1920.
CHAS. A. PARK,
President OF the Oregon State
Board of Horticulture.
Executive Office. Salem. Oregon,
october 5, 1920
|, Ben W. Olcott, Governor of the
tate OF Oregon, do hereby approve
he foregoing promulgation and des-
ynate the Argus, newspaper pub
shed in Ontario in said County of
Ialheur, as the newspaper in which
Aid notice shall be published.
BEN W. OLCOTT.
Governor of the S'ate OF Oregon,
irst publication. Oct Il, 1920
asst publication, Oct 2S, 1920,