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the rules and directions of ‘the commissioner of agriculture, with hydrocyanic 
acid gas, or procure a certificate from said commissioner that he had examined 
such stock and found the same to be apparently free from dangerously injuri- 
ous insect pests and infectious diseases; any one violating the provisions of 
this section shall be punished by a fine of not less than $25.00 nor more than 
$200.00. (In effect November 1st, 1905, and after.) See section 3 of this act. 
(11) The words “nursery stock” wherever used in connection with this act 
shall apply to and include all trees, shrubs, plants, cuttings, or buds grown for 
nursery, basket, or other commercial purposes, or cuttings, whether grown in a 
nursery or elsewhere, so far as it relates to fumigation. The provisions of this 
and Rule 10 shall not apply to florists, greenhouse plants, flowers, or cuttings, 
commonly known as greenhouse stock. 
WHAT STOCK TO FUMIGATE. 
(12) All trees, shrubs, or plants commonly known as nursery stock, with the 
exception of conifers, offered for sale, sold, or given away in this State shall be 
fumigated with hydrocyanic acid gas by the grower, under the direction of the 
commissioner of agriculture, provided that the San Jose scale has been found 
within two years of the date of the dissemination of the said nursery stock, or 
grown in said nursery within one-half mile of where said scale was found. 
Upon failure of any grower or growers to comply with this requirement, certifi- 
eate shall be withheld or canceled and the case disposed of as provided in sec- 
tion 1 of said act. 
APPEALS FROM DECISION OF INSPECTOR. 
(18) Appeals from the decision of the inspector or agent shall be addressed 
to the commissioner of agriculture within three days from the service of the 
notice of such decision, and said commissioner will notify the appellant of the 
time and place of hearing such appeal. The decision of the commissioner of 
agriculture shall be final. 
UTAH. 
CHAPTER 98, SESSION LAWS OF 1905. 
AN Act creating a State board of horticulture, providing for county fruit-tree inspectors, 
defining their duties, providing for the publication and distribution of their reports, 
defining the duties of orchardists and nurserymen, and repealing chapter 104, laws 
of Utah, 1903. 
Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Utah: 
SecTIon 1. A State board of horticulture is hereby created consisting of five 
members, one of whom shall be the director of the Utah Agricultural College 
Experiment Station, and the other four shall be appointed by the governor, 
by and with the consent of the senate, one from each of the four horticultural 
districts, which are hereby constituted as follows: 
First. The counties of Boxelder, Cache, Rich, Morgan, and Weber shall be 
known as district No. 1. 
Second. The counties of Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele, Summit, and Wasatch 
shall be known as district No. 2. 
Third. The counties of Utah, Juab, Carbon, Emery, Uintah, San Juan, Grand, 
Sanpete, and Sevier shall be known as district No. 3. 
