1997 Minnesota Statutes

     24.18 Labeling of wood alcohol.  

    No person, directly or through a servant or agent, or as 
 the servant or agent of another, shall sell, exchange, deliver, 
 or have in custody or possess, with intent to sell, exchange, or 
 deliver, or expose or offer for sale, exchange or delivery, any 
 wood alcohol, or substance commonly known as wood alcohol, 
 unless each package, bottle, cask, can, or receptacle containing 
 the wood alcohol shall be plainly marked, stamped, branded, or 
 labeled on the outside and face of each package, bottle, cask, 
 can, or receptacle of the capacity of less than one gallon, in 
 legible type not smaller than large primer, and on the outside 
 and face of each package, bottle, cask, can, or receptacle of 
 the capacity of one gallon or more, in legible letters of not 
 less than one inch in length, the letters and words "wood 
 naphtha," "poison."  

    HIST: (3944) 1905 c 35 s 1; 1986 c 444