1980 



Agricultural Law 



[Art. 14. 



Report to 

 state agri- 

 oviltviral 

 society. 



Report to 

 legislature. 



Purpose. 



Time. 



Prohibition. 



Terms 

 defined. 



moneys as they may have received from voluntary contributions 

 for distribution as premiums, stating to whom, and for what pur- 

 pose paid, with the vouchers therefor. The jn-esidents of the 

 several county societies and of the American institute shall annu- 

 ally transmit in the month of December, to the executive com- 

 mittee of the New York state agricultural society, all such reports 

 or returns as they are required to demand from a])]dicants, for 

 premiums, together with an abstract of their proceedings during 

 the year, which shall be examined by such executive committee, 

 and they shall condense, arrange and report the same, with a state- 

 ment of their own proceedings, to the legislature on or before the 

 first day of March in each year. 



§ 313, Lease of grounds of agricultural societies and corpora- 

 tions. Any agricultural society or corporation, oAvuing or pos- 

 sessing grounds in a county of this state having a population of 

 more than three hundred thousand and less than six hundred 

 thousand may lease such grounds for any lawful ]mr]iose except 

 running races not inconsistent with the use thereof for the pur- 

 j)oses of the society or corporation, for such time or times as said 

 grounds may not be needed by any such agricultural society or 

 corj)oration for its own purposes. 



§ 314. Manufacture and sale of imitation maple sugar and syrup 

 prohibited. 1, Xo person shall manufacture for sale, keep for 

 sale, or offer or expose for sale, any sugar in imitation or sem- 

 blance of maple sugar which is not pure maple sugar, nor any 

 syrup in imitation or semblance of maple syrup, which is not pure 

 maple syrup, nor shall any person manufacture, offer or expose 

 for sale any sugar as and for maple sugar which is not pure 

 maple sugar, nor any syrup as and for maple syrup which is not 

 pure maple syrup. 



2. For the purpose of this article the term " maple sugar " 



shall be deemed to mean sugar made from pure maple sap or pure 



maple syrup, and the term " maple syrup " shall be deemed to 



mean syru]) made from pure maple sap. 

 People V. Munn, 131 App. Div. 341. 



§ 315. Branding and labeling of maple sugar and syrup mixtures. 

 No person shall manufacture, sell or expose for sale, any com- 



