United States v. Workingmen's Council, 54 Id. 994; In re Greene, 52 Id. 104; American Biscuit Co. v. Klotz, 44 Id. 721; Manheim Ins. Co. v. Erie & W. Trans. Co., 72 Minn. 357; Clark v. Needham, 125 Mich. 84; Getz Bros. v. Federal Salt Co., 147 Cal. 115, 119; Bancroft v. Union Co., 72 N. H. 402, 409; Commonwealth v. Strauss, 191 Mass. 545, 555.

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Cont'l Wall Paper Co. v. Voight & Sons Co., 212 U. S. 227, L. ed. 486; United States v. Standard Oil Co., 173 F. R. 177; United States v. Kissel, Id. 823; Arkansas Brokerage Co. v. Dunn, Id. 899; United States v. American Naval Stores Co., 172 Id. 455; In re Hale, 139 Id. 496; Bement v. National Harrow Co., 186 U. S. 70, 46 L. ed. 1058; Montague v. Lowry, 193 U. S. 38, 48 L. ed. 608, 115 F. R. 27, 106 Id. 38, 98 Id. 817; United States v. E. C. Knight Co., 156 U. S. 1, 39 L. ed. 325, 60 F. R. 306, 934; National Phono. Co. v. Schlegel, 128 F. R. 733, 117 Id. 624; United States Consolidated Co. v. Griffin, 126 Id. 364; Lowenstein v. Evans, 69 Id. 908; Dueber Watch Co. v. E. Howard Watch Co., 66 Id. 637, 55 Id. 851; In re Corning, 51 Id. 205; In re Terrell, Id. 213; Ceballos v. Munson Steamship Line, 112 N. Y. App. Div. 352, 93 Id. 593; White Star Line v. Star Line, 141 Mich. 604; Bancroft v. Union Embossing Co., 72 N. H. 402.

Making contract in restraint of trade, etc.,
in Territories or District of Columbia

2 July, 1890, s. 3;

26 Stat. 209.

United States v. Virginia-Carolina Co., 163 F. R. 66; Leonard v. Abner-Drury Co., 25 App. D. C. 161.

Persons entering into combination, trust,
etc., with another for purpose of im-
porting goods, intended to operate in
restraint of trade, increase prices, etc. .

24 July, 1897, s. 34;

30 Stat. 213.

TITLE LIV

REGULATIONS OF EXPORTATION, IMPORTATION, AND TRANSPORTATION OF ANIMALS, FOODS, AND INSECT PESTS

Chapter One. Inspection of animals, meats, and dairy products for

Chapter Two.

30 June, 1906; 34 Stat. 678.

4 March, 1907; 34 Stat. 1264.

Protection against importation and transportation of

infected animals, meats, and adulterated foods.

Violation of regulations to prevent intro-
duction of contagious diseases of ani-
mals

30 Aug., 1890, s. 10;

26 Stat. 417.

2 Feb., 1903, ss. 2, 3; 32 Stat. 792.

30 Aug., 1890, s. 6; 26 Stat. 416.

3 March, 1905, ss. 2, 6; 33 Stat. 1264.

3 March, 1905, ss. 4, 6; 33 Stat. 1265.

United States v. Louisville & N. R. Co., 165 F. R. 936.

Lottery Case, 188 U. S. 321, 358, 47 L. ed. 492; Mullen v. Western Union Beef Co., 173 Id. 116, 43 L. ed. 635, 9 Col. App. 497; Grayson v. Lynch, 163 U. S. 468, 41 L. ed. 230; Davis v. Texas & P. R. R. Co., 12 Tex. Civ. App. 427.

Chapter Three. Regulation of importation and transportation of foods, drugs, grain, and seeds.

Importation and transportation of adul-
terated or misbranded foods or drugs.

30 June, 1906, s. 2; 34 Stat. 768.

United States v. 779 Cases of Molasses, 174 F. R. 325; United States v. Sixty-eight Cases of Syrup, 172 Id. 781; United States v. Sixty-five Casks Liquid Extracts, 170 Id. 449; Woolner v. Rennick, Id. 662; In re Wilson, 168 Id. 566; United States v. Six Hundred and Fifty Cases of Tomato Catsup, 166 Id. 773; United States v. Fifty Barrels of Whiskey, 165 Id. 966; Crossman v. Lurman, 171 N. Y. 329; State v. Intox. Liquors, 104 Me. 502; 26 A. G. Op. 216, 262, 311, 449, 474, 546.

Manufacture of adulterated foods and
drugs in Territories and District of
Columbia

30 June, 1906, s. 1;

34 Stat. 768.

Chapter Four. Regulation of transportation of insect pests.

Transporting certain insect pests

Sending insect pests by mail

3 March, 1905, ss. 1,

4; 33 Stat. 1269.

3 March, 1905, s. 2; 33 Stat. 1270.

Chapter Five. — Regulation of preparation, sale, and interstate traffic in

viruses, serums, etc.

Violation of rules concerning production,
inspection, and sale of viruses, serums,

etc.

1 July, 1902, ss. 1-7;

32 Stat. 728.

Interfering with officer or employee of

Treasury Department

1 July, 1902, ss. 6, 7; 32 Stat. 728.

TITLE LV

IMPORTATION OF ADULTERATED TEAS AND IMPORTATION OF
OPIUM BY CHINESE PROHIBITED

Chapter Two. Importation of opium by Chinese, and exportation to
China by citizens of the United States, prohibited.
Importing of opium by Chinese

Citizens of United States importing opium
into open ports of China

23 Feb., 1887, s. 1;

24 Stat. 409.

23 Feb., 1887, s. 3;

24 Stat. 409.

Chapter Three. Regulation of importation, transportation, and exportation of falsely stamped merchandise, and the landing and

sale of sponges.

Stamping the words "United States
Assay" on goods manufactured from
gold or silver which enter into Inter-
state Commerce .

21 Feb., 1905, ss. 1,

2; 33 Stat. 732.

13 June, 1906, ss. 1, 2, 3, 5; 34 Stat. 260

13 June, 1906, ss. 4, 5; 34 Stat. 261.

20 June, 1906; 34 Stat. 313.

In re Cooper, 143 U. S. 472, 36 L. ed. 232; The James G. Swan, 77 F. R. 473, 50 Id. 108; United States v. The Jane Gray, 77 Id. 908; The La Ninfa, 75 Id. 513, 49 Id. 575; United States v. North American Co., 74 Id. 145; The Alexander, 60 Id. 914; The Kodiak, 53 Id. 126; United States v. Moseley, 8 Id. 688; The Challenge, 1 Alaska, 70; 39 Int. Rev. Rec. 29, 78, 125; 30 Am. L. Rev. 592; 21 A. G. Op. 234, 333, 346, 466, 583.

Killing of fur seals on St. Paul and St.
George islands

R. S., s. 1960, 1961. 3 March, 1899, ss. 177, 178; 30 Stat. 1280.

North American Com. Co. v. United States, 171 U. S. 110, 43

L. ed. 98; 25 A. G. Op. 497; 20 Id. 51.