1788 ARTICLE 48.

An. Code, sec. 112. 1918, ch. 113, sec. 2.

128. It shall not be lawful for any corporation, co-partnership or indi-
vidual to sell or otherwise dispose of any such seed for planting purposes.

An. Code, sec. 113. 1918, ch. 113, sec. 2A.

129. The provisions of Sections 127-130 shall not be interpreted as
preventing the use or preservation of any edible materials produced in
connection with a crop grown for legitimate seed purposes.

An. Code, sec. 114. 1918, ch. 113, sec. 3.

130. Whoever shall violate the provisions of Sections 127-130 shall be
liable, upon conviction, to a fine of not less than fifty nor more than one
hundred dollars for the first offense and to a fine of not less than one hundred
nor more than five hundred dollars for each subsequent offense.

Boiler Rules.

1920, ch. 676, sec. 1.

131. A " Board of Boiler Rules " be, and the same is hereby created,
consisting of the Chairman 1 of the State Board of Labor and Statistics,
who shall also be the Chairman of this Board, the Attorney General, and
the Chairman of the State Accident Commission.

1920, ch. 676, sec. 2.

132. The said " Board of Boiler Rules " be, and it is hereby invested
with full authority to formulate rules and regulations governing the proper
construction and installation of boilers of over 15 Ibs. to square inch, for
sale or use in the State of Maryland; and the said board is hereby
empowered and directed to establish and enforce rules and regulations for
the construction and installation of boilers of over 15 Ibs. to square inch,
and for the continued maintenance of the same on a basis of proper safety;
and the said board is directed in the development of said rules and regu-
lations, to make the provisions thereof conform to the Boiler Code of the
American Society of Mechanical Engineers in so far as they in no wise
conflict with any existent laws of the State of Maryland; and condemnation
under these regulations of any boiler in any part of the State shall be
considered as prohibiting the use of said condemned boiler in any part of
the State.

1920, ch. 676, sec. 3.

133. Said " Board of Boiler Rules " be, and it is hereby, authorized
to change, alter or amend its rules and regulations from time to time, so
as to meet any and all new requirements or conditions. For the purpose, of
defraying part of the expense incurred in connection with the inspections
or other operations needed to assure the enforcement of this sub-title, the
said board is herewith invested with power, and authority to establish a
schedule of fees and charges and to collect same in manner and form as

1 Now commissioner—see art. 89.