1246 INSPECTIONS. [ART. 48

1904, art. 48, sec. 49. 1888, art. 48, sec. 50. 1872, ch. 36, sec. 32.

47. The comptroller, librarian, or other proper officer, shall furnish
each tobacco inspector with a bound copy of so much of this article as
relates to the inspection of tobacco, for his office use, the cost of the
same to be paid out of the tobacco fund.

Ibid. sec. 50. 1898, ch. 314, sec. 51. 1908, ch. 9, sec. 50.

48. If any owner or owners of tobacco, or his, her or their agent
or agents, shall believe that any of their tobacco has been incorrectly
sampled, and shall so notify the inspector, before the sale thereof, and
within ten days of the date of its inspection, the matter shall be referred
to a committee of arbitration, consisting of three persons, to be selected
as follows: One thereof shall be selected by the inspector, one thereof
shall be selected by the owner or owners of the tobacco or their agent
or agents, and the two thus selected shall select the remaining member
of the committee, and said committee: shall then have the power to
require the said inspector, in charge of said hogshead or hogsheads of
tobacco, to have the same re-opened, and if it shall be found that the
sample does not correctly represent said tobacco, the said committee
or majority of them, shall select a sample which shall correctly repre-
sent it, and the new sample shall be substituted, in the place of the
rejected sample, at no cost to the owner or owners; provided, that if
said sample shall be found by said committee to properly represent
said tobacco, then the cost of the re-opening said tobacco shall be paid
by the owner or owners of the same, and said costs shall be one dollar
per hogshead.

See sec. 22, et seq.

Ibid. sec. 51. 1892, ch. 41, sec. 12 A. 1896, ch. 280.

49. The governor is authorized at the expiration of the term for
which tobacco warehouse No. 2 was rented by the governor, under the
authority vested in him by the acts of the general assembly of 1892,
chapter 41, to rent the said warehouse for another period, not exceed-
ing four years, and upon such terms as he shall deem proper and bene-
ficial to the State, and continue to rent the said warehouse from time
to time and for such periods not exceeding four years for any one
term, and upon such terms as he shall deem proper and beneficial to
the State. The governor is also authorized to rent from time to time
the tobacco warehouse known as "old No. 2 warehouse," upon such
terms and for such time as he shall deem proper and beneficial to the
State; but in the contract of renting said warehouse it shall be stipu-
lated that possession thereof shall be delivered to the State upon such
day as shall be named by the governor in a notice in writing given by
him to the person to whom the warehouse shall be rented, not less than
sixty days before the day named for the delivery of said possession:
the contract of renting hereinbefore mentioned shall be submitted to
and approved by the attorney-general, and shall contain a stipulation
that the said warehouse shall not be used for the purpose of the inspec-