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within the State or on any property where notice has been served as aforesaid 
and where the owner or those in possession shall refuse or neglect to abate such 
nuisance within the time specified, it shall be the duty of the district inspector 
within the county wherein the nuisance is to be abated, or State inspector, or 
either of them, and he is hereby empowered to cause said nuisance to be abated 
at once by eradicating or destroying all said pests or their eggs or larvee, or by 
disinfecting or destroying all fruits, trees, vines, plants, shrubs, pits, scions, or 
other articles upon which said fungous diseases or pests or their eggs or larvee 
may be found. The expense of such proceedings shall be paid out of the gen- 
eral fund of the State in the same manner as set forth for paying said in- 
spectors. All sums so paid shall be collected from the parties owning said real 
estate on which said nuisance was situated by civil suit in the name of the 
board herein created, and it shall be the duty of the county attorney of the 
county in which said real estate is situated to bring suit, and said sum, when 
coliected, shall be paid into the State treasury. 
Sec. 7. The inspectors are hereby vested with all the necessary authority to 
enforce quarantine against any infested fields, lots, rights of way, orchards, 
nurseries, trees, plants, buds, scions, or any other place or article within the 
State when the same may be liable to spread contagious diseases injurious to 
fruit or trees or fruit crops of any kind, and to provide necessary rules and 
regulations to govern the same. 
Sec. 8. No person, firm, or corporation shall hereafter engage in or continue 
in the business of importing and selling within the State any fruit trees, forest 
trees, vines, plants, shrubs, scions, pits, or other nursery stock without first 
making an application therefor to the State board of horticultural inspection, 
which said application in writing shall be accompanied with a good and satis- 
factory bond in the sum of one thousand dollars to be approved by the State 
board of horticultural inspection, conditicned for the faithful observance of all 
of the provisions of this act and of the laws of the State of Idaho by said appli- 
cant or applicants and their agents and representatives. As soon as said appli- 
cation is received and said bond approved, it shall be the duty of said board 
of horticultural inspection to issue a certificate to such applicant or applicants 
with the provisions of this section, and thereafter the said applicant or appli- 
cants shall be authorized and permitted to carry on said business within the 
State of Idaho. 
Sec. 9. No person, firm, or corporation, after importing into the State any 
fruit trees, forest trees, vines, plants, shrubs, scions, pits, or other nursery 
stock, shall sell or offer for sale or dispose of the same without first thoroughly 
fumigating the same with hydrocyanic gas, unless said fruit trees, forest trees, 
vines, plants, shrubs, scions, pits, or other nursery stock be accompanied by a 
certificate from a competent person duly authorized by law in the State, Terri- 
tory, or District wherein said stock was grown showing that the said stock 
had been properly fumigated or disinfected by hydrocyanic gas before being 
shipped. 
Sec. 10. Any person, persons, firm, or corporation, his or their agents, who shall 
bring or import into the State fruit trees, forest trees, vines, plants, shrubs, 
scions, pits, or other nursery stock with intent to sell or dispose of the same 
without first making application to the State board of horticultural inspection, 
filing the necessary bonds, and securing the certificate provided for in section 
§ of this act, or who, having imported said fruit trees, forest trees, vines, plants, 
shrubs, scions, pits, or other nursery stock into the State with the intent to sell 
or dispose of the same, or any part thereof, without first notifying the State 
horticultural inspector or the deputy district inspector thereof, or having the 
