COMPILED CODE - Iowa Legislature - State of Iowa

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§ 903. CIGARETTES. Tit. V, Ch. 7-A.
4 service of the state, to whom all reports shall be made. All differences
5 arising in the inspection of oils shall be referred to the chief oil inspec-
6 tor and his decision of the question shall be final.
7 The chief inspector shall make such recommendations to the state
8 board of health as may be deemed necessary to improve the inspection
• 9 service. He shall devote his time and services wholly to the inspec-
10 tion of oil and the duties of his office.
11 Inspectors may appoint such branders as may be necessary in the
12 proper discharge of their official duties, but such appointments before
13 becoming effective must be submitted to and approved and confirmed
14 and their compensation fixed by the executive council as in their judg-
15 ment may be necessary, equitable and just. Each inspector shall be
16 a resident of the state and not directly or indirectly interested in the
17 manufacture or sale of products of petroleum. He shall give bond to
18 the state in the penal sum of five thousand dollars. The chief oil
19 inspector's bond shall be ten thousand dollars, all conditioned upon
20 the faithful performance of their duties, with sureties who shall, in
21 addition to the usual justification, make oath entered on the bond that
22 they are not directly or indirectly interested in the manufacture or
23 sale of products of petroleum for illuminating purposes, which bond
24 shall be approved by the governor and filed with the secretary of state.
[C, '97, § 2503 ; S. S., '15, § 2503 ; 39 G. A., ch. 209, § 63.]
SEC. 903. Expenses—appropriation—fees paid to state treasurer.
1 For the purpose of enabling the chief inspector and the other
2 officials charged with the enforcement of this chapter to enforce the
3 same, of paying the expenses herein provided for, the sum of twenty
4 thousand dollars annually, or so much thereof as may be necessary, is
5 hereby appropriated out of any money in the state treasury not other-
6 wise appropriated. He shall be furnished an office at the seajt of
7 government.
8 Inspectors shall be allowed such other sums necessary and actually
9 expended in the discharge of their official duties and for necessary
10 expenses incurred for prosecution of violations of the provisions of
11 this chapter and for necessary help in branding barrels. All moneys
12 collected for each month shall on or before the fifteenth day of the
13 following month be paid to the chief oil inspector of state, who shall
14 receipt to the individual inspectors and by him not later than the
15 twentieth day of the month turned over to the treasurer of state, who
16 shall receipt him therefor.
[C, '97, § 2507; S. S., '15, § 2507; 38 G. A., ch. 329, § 1;
39 G. A., ch. 209, § 35.]
CHAPTER 7-A.
CIGARETTES.
NOTE: The last five sections of this chapter appeared as sections 8874 to
8878, inclusive, in the compiled code. They are reprinted as a part of this chapter
so that all the law relative to cigarettes will appear as one chapter in the title on
"Regulations Under Police Power" in the permanent code.