Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-07-30

holder of such receipt, the kind quality
and quantity of grain for which such
receipt was issued shall be delivered
back to him at the same place where it
was received upon the payment of
reasonable charge, such charge to be
fixed by express terms in the storage
receipt at the time of receiving grain
at the elevator OF warehouse, and at the
time of issuing the receipt: Provided
that no charges shall be made for
cleaning grain unless such grain shall
he actually cleaned: Provided further
that nothing in this rule shall be con-
straed to mean the delivery of the iden-
tical grain specified in the receipt so
presented, but an equal amount of the
same grade, except in case Of wheat
placed in special bin
RULE 10. Upon return of any re-
ceipt, properly endorsed by the holder
thereof, and the tender of all proper
charges. the grain represented by said
receipt is Immediately deliverable and
not subject TO further charge for stor-
age, and if delivery is not made in the
order demanded, and as rapidly as due
diligence, care and prudence will justi-
fly the warehouseman should be held to
be in default.
RULE II. Warehousemen are prohi-
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mixing grain of different grades.
Grain of the same grade shall be kept
together and stored only with grain of
a similar grade, of one grade for that
of another grade, OF in any manner
whatever tamper with grain in his pos
session.
RULE y. Upon request of any own
er OF grain the warehouseman may
place any grain of same grade belong
ing to said owner, in special bin apart
from grain of other owners, provided
the owner of such grain has sufficient
grain to properly fill such bin OF bins.
The warehouse receipt issued in such
case shall state OH its face especial
bin,' and state the number of said
bin.
RULE ID. Any person having grain
stored in public warehouse has full
liberty to examine any and all grain
stored therein, during business hours.
RULE II. The Commissioners of
Pnilrnndc Of t),o Stoto ony ,orcop
designated by them, have the right to
enter any public warehouse in this
State, to inspect its books, scales, grain
and the method of doing business, and
to compel said warehouse to have every
facility for the proper transaction of
their business under the law.
RULE Is. Whenever any grain shall
be delivered to any person corporation,
association, firm or trust doing grain
warehouse OF grain elevator business
in this state, and the receipts issued
therefor, providing for the delivery OF a
like amount and grade to the holder
thereof, in return, such delivery shall
grain so delivered; and in no case shall
the grain so stored be liable to seizure
upon process of any court in action
against such bailee, except action by
owners of sucn warehouse receipts to
enforce the terms of the same, but such
grain shall at any and all times, in the
Of 20 foi Nf
such bailee, be first applied exclusively
to the redemption of outstanding ware
house receipts for grain so stored with
such bailee. And in such event grain
on hand in any particular elevator or
warehouse shall be first applied to the
redemption and satisfaction of receipts
issued from such warehouse.
RULE 16. The several warehouses
and elevators doing business in this
State as public warehouses are permit
ted to make the following charges, and
no more, viz:
For receiving, elevating, delivering,
insuring and twenty days storage, two
cents per bushel.
Storage after the first twenty days.
one-half cent for each fifteen days or
fraction thereof, and shall not exceed
five cents for six months.
The grain stored shall be insured at
the expense of the warehouseman, for
the benefit of the owner.
For buying, shipping, and inspection
charges in North Dakota and Minneso-
ia, transfer charges, commissions, and
all other charges, an additional 2 cents
per bushel may be added to the stored
wheat.
For buying, receiving, elevating. in
surfing, shipping, inspection in North
Dakota and Minnesota, transfer char
ges, commissions and all other legeti-
mate charges not to exceed four cents
per bushel.
RULE II. Every warehouseman do
ing business as a public warehouseman