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agent or representative, to have them analyzed, and shall publish the results
for the information of the public; and for this purpose the said State
Chemist, such assistants, agents, experts, chemists, and counsel as he shall
duly authorize, shall have full access, ingress, and egress to and from all
places of business, quarries, kilns, factories, barns, buildings, cars, and
vessels used in the manufacture, storage, transportation, or sale of any of
the said materials. They shall also have power to open any container or
package containing or supposed to contain any of the said materials, and
to take therefrom samples for analysis.

1935, ch. 512. sec. 113.

113. The State Chemist, or his Deputy is empowered to prescribe and
enforce such reasonable rules and regulations relating to the sale of mate-
rials covered in section two as is deemed necessary to carry into effect the
full intent and meaning of this sub-title. ¹

114-115. Repealed by ch. 512 of the Acts of 1935.

Seed.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 117. 1912, sec. 100. 1918, ch. 200, sec. 100. 1927, ch. 460, sec. 117.

117. Every lot of agricultural seeds, as defined in Section 116, except
as herein otherwise provided, when in bulk, packages or other containers
of ten pounds or more, shall have affixed thereto, in a conspicuous place on
the exterior of the container of such agricultural seeds, a plainly written
or printed tag or label in the English language, stating:

A: The commonly accepted name of such agricultural seeds.

B: The approximate percentage by weight of purity; meaning, the
freedom of such agricultural seeds from inert matter, and from other seeds
distinguishable by their appearance.

C: The approximate total percentage by weight of weed seeds the term
"weed seeds, " as herein used, being defined as the seeds of the noxious
weeds listed in Section 117D, below, and all seeds not listed in Section
116 as agricultural seeds.

D: The name of each kind of the seeds or bulb-lets of the following
named noxious weeds which seeds or bulblets are present, singly or col-
lectively, as follows: (1) in excess of one seed or bulblet in each five grams
of timothy, redtop, tall meadow oat grass, orchard grass, crested dogstail,
Canada bluegrass, Kentucky bluegrass, fescues, brome grass, perennial and
Italian ryegrass, western ryegrass, crimson clover, mammoth clover, red
clover, white clover, alsike clover, sweet clover, alfalfa, and all other
grasses and clovers not otherwise classified; (2) one in twenty-five grams
of millets, rape, flax, and other seeds not specified in (1) or (3) of this
sub-section; (3) one in one hundred grams of wheat, oats, rye, barley,
buckwheat, vetches, and other seeds as large or larger than wheat.

¹ Sec. 2, ch. 512, acts of 1935, repealed all laws inconsistent therewith to extent
of such inconsistency.