38 LAWS AGAINST INJURIOUS INSECTS. 
16. The State entomologist is hereby authorized to publish in the form of 
bulletins, reports, or through the press of the State any matter pertaining to 
the distribution, life history, habits, and treatment of insect pests and fungous 
diseases, or other such matter that may be instructive or aid in the suppression 
of such pests. 
17. The board of entomology may appoint temporary deputy inspectors, when 
it appears to be necessary, to assist the entomologist in the enforcement cf the 
act cited above, and such deputy inspectors shall have full power to enter on 
premises and inspect and report to the State entomologist. 
18. Appeals from the decision of the entomologist should be addressed to 
the commissioner of agriculture (Atlanta, Ga.), who will notify the appellant 
of the time and place of hearing such appeal. 
19. The State entomologist shall be secretary of the board, and all inquiries 
relative to the provisions of the above-cited act and subject-matter of the 
same should be addressed to him at Capitol Building (Atlanta, Ga.). 
REVISED REGULATIONS OF THE GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF ENTOMOLOGY RELATIVE 
TO THE QUARANTINE AGAINST THE MEXICAN COTTON BOLL WEEVIL. 
1. The shipment into the State of Georgia of cotton lint (loose, baled, flat, or 
compressed), cotton seed, seed cotton, hulls, seed-cotton and cotton-seed sacks 
(which have been used), and corn in the shuck from points in the States of 
Texas and Louisiana is hereby forbidden, unless such shipment shall be accom- 
panied by the certificate of a State or governmental entomologist to the effect 
that such shipment originated in a locality where, by actual inspection, the 
Mexican cotton boll weevil was not found to exist. 
2. Shipments of household goods, furniture, machinery, glassware, or supplies 
cf any description from the States of Texas and Louisiana shall be admitted 
into the State of Georgia only when accompanied by a certificate (such certifi- 
cate to be attached to waybill), as mentioned in regulation 1, and provided for 
by an act of the legislature of the State of Georgia approved August 15th, 1904, 
provided any of the articles listed in regulation 1 are included in such ship- 
ment or used as packing for any part or all of same. 
3. Transportation companies shall immediately notify the State entomologist 
(Atlanta, Ga.) when, by oversight, negligence, or otherwise, any shipments of 
the nature designated in regulations 1 or 2 shall arrive at any station or wharf 
in this State without a proper certificate or affidavit attached; and it shall be 
the duty of the entomologist to proceed as speedily as possible, by himself or 
Lis assistant, to investigate such shipments. If, upon investigation, he find 
such shipment to be in violation cf regulations 1 and 2, he shall at once order 
same removed from this State. Upon failure of the owner or shipper te remove 
said shipment within forty-eight hours after notice has been sent him by wire 
said shipment shall be seized and burned. 
4. Shipments of the articles quarantined against by regulations 1 and 2 and 
by the acts of the legislature of the State of Georgia approved August 15, 1904. 
and August 23, 1905, shall be made through this State to points in other States 
only when in tight-closed cars. Such cars shall not be opened at any point while 
in transit through the State of Georgia. 
5. Shipments of nursery stock, fruit, and truck into this State from points in 
the States of Texas and Louisiana shall be admitted only when none of the 
articles mentioned in regulation 1 are used in packing same, unless such ship- 
ment be accompanied by a certificate as mentioned in regulation 1. 
