ART. 31. ] INSPECTIONS.

pack the same in hogsheads of the size herein prescribed, at his own
expense, before the same shall be passed.

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26. Whenever so large an amount of inspected tobacco shall
have accumulated in any one warehouse, as to delay the inspections,
and all other warehouses are equally full, the inspector of such ware-
house shall have the right to rent storage for as much as may be
necessary to remove in order to make room for the inspected tobacco.

Id s 27
When inspector
may rent
storage.

27. No tobacco of the growth of this State, and in the hands of
the planters, or their agents, shall be subject to any costs or charges
for storage or warehouse rent, this not to apply to tobacco the
growth of any other State, or the growth of this State which may
have been sold to any purchaser or shipper.

Id s 28.
Tobacco of this
State, in the
hands of plant-
ers, etc, not
subject to ware-
bouse rent

28- Every hogshead of tobacco of the growth of this State, that
shall remain in any warehouse, after being sold by the grower, or
his agent, for a longer period than six months, and every hogshead
of tobacco of the growth of any other State, whether sold or unsold,
that shall remain in any warehouse for a longer period than four
months, the inspector of such warehouse shall charge the owner
thereof, the sum of fifteen cents for each month after the said six
months.

1874, c 394
When storage
may be charged.

29. In the absence of the State wharfinger, the inspector of each
warehouse shall have charge and control of the wharf in front of his
warehouse, so far as relates to the landing or cording of wood or
other material, to the exclusion of tobacco, and all vessels or other
conveyance having tobacco to deliver to such warehouse, shall have
preference over all others in the use of such wharves; that no charge
of wharfage shall be laid on any tobacco received at or delivered
from any of the State warehouse wharves.

1872, c 36
In absence of
State wharf-
inger, inspector
to have control
of wharf.

30. When any inspector shall bring his own tobacco to the ware-
house whereof he is inspector, the same shall not be inspected unless
done by the inspector of some other warehouse.

Id s 31.
How inspector's
tobacco in-
spected.

31. The comptroller, librarian, or other proper officer, shall fur-
nish each tobacco inspector with a bound copy of this act, for his
office use, the cost of the same to be paid out of the tobacco fund.

MANURES AND FERTILIZERS.

Id s 32
Inspector to be
furnished with
copy of law

32. All commercial manures and artificially manufactured or
manipulated fertilizers, brought into or manufactured in the State of
Maryland for sale and sold or kept for sale therein, shall have per-
manently affixed to every sack, bag, barrel, box, or other package
thereof, a stamped or printed label, which shall specify legibly the
name or names of the manufacturer or manufacturers, his, her or
their place of business, the net weight of each sack, bag, barrel, box,
or other package, the component parts of such manure or fertilizer,
the percentage by weight, which it contains, of the following con-
stituents, viz.: of phosphoric acid soluble in pure cold water, of
phosphoric acid insoluble in pure cold water, of available ammonia,
potash and soda.

1870, c 426, s 1
Packages of
manures to be
labelled