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panied by the statement required by Section 121, or, when so accompanied,
if the said statements shall be false in any particular, or without having
complied with all the foregoing provisions of this sub-title, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor; and on conviction shall be sentenced to pay a fine of not
less than ten nor more than fifty dollars for the first offense, and not less
than one hundred dollars for each subsequent offense. It shall be the duty
of the State Chemist to enforce the provisions of this sub-title; and all
penalties, costs, and fines recovered shall be paid to him or his duly author-
ized agent, and by him shall be immediately paid into the fund described
in the preceding section.

The State Chemist is hereby authorized to revoke any license where it
shall be properly ascertained that the license has given false information
in its statements relative to the kind, quality, composition or fineness of
the materials sold, or offered for sale, under the provision of this sub-title.

1935, ch. 512, sec. 112.

127. The State Chemist is hereby empowered to collect samples of the
materials covered by Section 121 either in person or by his duly qualified
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,

128. 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 ¹ as is deemed necessary to carry into effect the
full intent and meaning of this sub-title.²

Seed.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 116. 1912, sec. 99. 1918, ch. 200, sec. 99.

129. That the term "agricultural seeds" or "agricultural seed," as
used in this sub-title, shall be defined as the seeds of Canada bluegrass,
Kentucky bluegrass, brome grass, fescues, millets, tall meadow oat grass,
orchard grass, redtop, Italian ryegrass, perennial ryegrass, Kaffir corn,
sorghum or cane, Sudan grass, timothy, alfalfa, alsike clover, crimson
clover, mammoth or sapling clover, red clover, sweet clover, white clover,
Canada field peas, cowpeas, soy beans, vetches, and other grasses and forage
plants, buckwheat, flax, rape, barley, field corn, oats, rye, wheat and other
cereals, which are sold, offered or exposed for sale within the State of Mary-
land for seeding purposes within this State.³

1 Section 122 probably intended.

² Sec. 2, ch. 512, acts of 1935, repealed all laws inconsistent therewith to extent of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

³ See foot-note to sec. 139.