Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1885-07-11

grade of the original inspection not be
confirmed. Said chief deputy, upon
such an application, shall Immediately
require three other inspectors to inspect
the grain in question. and the grade de-
termlned upon by majority of said
three inspectors shall be considered the
grade OF the grain. Twenty-fourth-
Any party interested in said lot of grain
dissatisfied with the reinspection NAV
appeal to the board of commissioners.
Such party shall deposit with the chief
deputy So it upon a car load and $40 if
upon a boat load, which deposit shall
be returned if the appeal is sustained.
Twenty fifth Calls attention to the re-
moval and penal sections of the ware
house act. Twenty-six-Prohibits the
habitual use of liquor by employees of
the department. Rules twenty to
| thirty -one, inclusive. relate to the duties
OF warehouse registrar. The registrar
is required to keep minute records, and
is authorized to appoint assistants for
| each of the three cities of ST. Paul, Min
neapolis and Duluth, subject to the APP
prevail of the commissioners, and whose
salaries shall be fixed by the commits
siOners.
THE WEIGHMASTERS.
Thirty-two-We ighmasters and as
sistant Weighmasters each to give bond
In the sum of S., 900. Thirty-three and
thirty -four--State weighmasters to keep
books and records and to have similar
supervision over their departments as
are accorded to chief deputy inspectors.
| etc., including the power of removal for
gross violation of duty. Thirty-fve-
Charges for weighing shall be as fol-
lows: For each car load, 20 cents; each
cargo 70 cents; each sack or bag cents.
Ihirty-six-Provides for daily reports
by the state weighmasters to the chief
Inspector, and thirty-seven for monthly
reports OF receipts, bills, etc. Thirty
eighth authorizes weighmasters to col
lect the fees which become due on-ac-
count OF the weighing of grain or test
ing scales. Thirty-nine Employees pro-
hibited from asking compensation from
any person for services rendered in the
line OF their duty. Forty-Applies the
same provisions respecting extra duty
on the part of weighmasters and their
employees as apply to grain inspectors.
Forty -one-Fixes hours of duty Of
weighmasters. Forty two Assistant
weighmasters at elevators or at railroad
scales, to inspect and test said scales,
and see that they are kept in good or
der. Should any question arise as to
the correctness of the scales at any time,
they will then test them, the expense of
said test to be borne by the warehouse
proprietor or railroad corporation, in
case thescales should be found to be in
correct, but not otherwise. Forty-three-
Assistant weighmasters to make daily
and minute reports IN relation to grain
weighed by them. Forty-four-Al per-
sons employed in the weighmaster de-
partments to report in writing to the
state weighmaster all attempts to de-
fraud the state system of weighin or
to Influence the action of any wei OH
master in the discharge of his duty; also
all attempts of railroad men to prevent
them from having free access to their
scales, in the regular performance of
! their duties; and the state weighmaster
shall report all such cases to The CON-
missioners. Forty-fve and forty-six re-
late to the transfer of books, etc. e..