HEALTH 1809

ber by which number said applicant shall thereafter be known and desig-
nated in applying and enforcing the tagging, inspection and adhesive stamp
provisions of this Section, and thereupon he shall furnish to such appli-
' cant adhesive stamps in quantities of not less than one thousand for which
the applicant shall pay ten dollars for each thousand stamps, which said
payment and charge shall constitute an inspection charge for the pur-
pose of enforcing this Section.

The Director of Health is -hereby authorized to prepare and cause to
be printed adhesive stamps, which shall bear a replica of the seal of the
State, the registry number of the person applying therefor, and such other
matter as the Director shall direct.

It shall be unlawful for any person to sell, lease, offer to sell or lease,
to deliver or to have in his possession with intent to sell, lease, deliver or
consign any article covered by this Section unless there shall be attached to
the tag required by this Section, by the person manufacturing, renovating,
sterilizing or offering for sale the same, an adhesive stamp prepared and
issued by the Director of Health, as hereinbefore provided.

All fees collected under the provisions of this Section 64, shall be paid
to the Director of Health, and when so collected and paid, shall thereafter
be by the said Director of Health, placed in a separate fund, to be known
as the Bedding Fund, into which all moneys collected under the provisions
of this Section 64 shall be paid, and from which all expenditures necessary
in carrying into effect the provisions of this Section 64 shall be paid.

All moneys in the Bedding Fund, from time to time, are hereby specifi-
cally appropriated to the Department of Health, for the purpose of car-
rying into effect the provisions of this Section 64, and for the payment of
salaries and expenses of inspectors, employees, and for research, or any
other necessary expenses of said Department of Health, connected with
the enforcement of this Section 64.

(I) It is the intent of this Section 64 to prevent both the manufacture
and the sale within this State, of any of the articles enumerated in sub-
section E of this Section 64, except in conformity to and in compliance
with the provisions of said Sub-section E. Inasmuch, however, as some of
the articles so enumerated may be made, or the material used in the manu-
facture or renovation thereof may be processed, outside of the limits of
this State, it is hereby expressly provided, that where the person or con-
cern so manufacturing any such article or processing any such material
shall so have or operate his or its plant outside of the limits of this State,
the Director of Health may in his discretion in lieu of a physical inspection
of the plan of such non-resident person or concern satisfy himself by ex-
amination of the product so made or processed by such non-resident or by
such other means as said Director of Health may deem adequate, of the
propriety of issuing to such non-resident, the permit required by the pro-
visions of this Section 64, or of renewing or keeping in force a permit so
issued. But in the event that at any time said Director of Health may
deem it necessary to make physical inspection of any such plant or factory
of said non-resident, then and in that event he shall be entitled and em-
powered to require the payment by such non-resident, of such sum as may
cover the reasonable traveling charges entailed by such physical inspection,
and to refuse to issue, or to revoke or suspend any permit, until or unless
such charges are so paid.

(J) The Department of Health, through its officers and employees, is
hereby charged with the administration and enforcement of Section 64,