The Florida Senate

523.18  Inspectors; inspection fees and compensation.--An inspector of naval stores shall receive for his or her services in inspecting rosin, including weighing, inspection and cooperage, 6 cents per barrel of approximately 500 pounds, and for inspecting turpentine, including measuring of contents, inspection, bunging and cooperage, 9 cents per barrel of approximately 50 gallons, and no more, to be paid by the owner or party for whom the inspection is made. When any such rosin or turpentine shall be in any receptacle or package other than a barrel, the inspector for inspecting same shall receive for his or her services, per barrel or fraction thereof, the contents of such receptacle or package, the same fee or amount of compensation hereinbefore allowed for inspecting each barrel. An inspector shall not be obliged to inspect any article or quantity until the fee therefor shall have first been paid.

History.--s. 16, ch. 20935, 1941; s. 709, ch. 97-103.