St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-21
SUGAR BOUNTY REGULA.
TONS.
How CANE GROwxRs, Nor BElx0
ScGAR NAkERs, MAY GET
TR9 BOUNTY.
IMPORTANT DETAILS,

TaRAsCRY DEPARTMENT, !
Washington, March IL, 1891. I
g" A. T. Sim.'erly. E~q.. Collsesos Of
Internal Revenas. New O.lssaa. La:
Sir-The preliminary regulations
in regard to the sugar bounty are
in th. hands Of the printer. and will
be ready about the LIST Of April.
The form Ut the bond. and the
form to be used by producers AZ
sugar from beets, sorghum " sugar
cane, in giving notice and making
application for license, have also
been prepared and will be ready
about the same time.
You can make . requisiti0n for
the number of copies Of the foi ms
needed in your district, and they
will be sent as soon - printed.
II . planter or farmer sells the
cane which he raises, or the syrup
which he has produced. ut any time
before the manufacture Of sugar is
completed, Of course he will hare
no right to the bonnty ON the cum
pleted product. The bounty in that
case will BE- payable to the person
who buys the cane or syrup and
manufactures the sugar.
The sugar producer who pur.
chases syrup and manufactures It
into sugar must keep such books -
will show not only the name Of the
person who grew the cane, but also
the quantity In tons and acres If
cane from which the crUp was pro.
duccd, % that the sy.up produced
can be traced back directly to the
cane.
1t will be his duty also, In order
to obtain bounty an the sugar pro-
duced from cane 20 purchased, tn
require the persone who made the
syrup to keep books showing the
quantity at juice produced, the
quantity Of syrup made, date Of
shipment, route and full particulars
Of shipment, and these hooks mus
be open to inspection Of tho reve-
nue. officers.
II . planter or farmer sends bic
syrup produced from cane grown
by him to another factory to be
made int. sugar, still retaining the i
ownership Of the syrup aud the pro-
duct, he win be entitled tn bounty |
ON the sugar produced, II the re-
quirements Of the law and regula-
tioms are complied with.
In that case the manufacturer Of
the sugar must keep the syrup and
the product entirely distinct from
sny other, and both the sugar pro-
Queer who makes the syrup, and
the person who makes It into sugar
Do his account, must keep such
books - may hereafter be pre-
pcribed
The license viii be issued In that
ease to the planter Who prodaces
The syrup, - he b the sugar pro-
ducer and the one to give the no
lice. In his notice BE- must state
The location Of the factory 1t which
The sugar b to be made, ito dis
lance from the factory producing
he syrup, The manner IL which the
.yrup n to be transported, and the
place where the sugar b to be
stored until cold, - we'll - the
erms Of the contract under which
he syrup b to Be worked. |,
II the party working the syrup
INTO sugar On contract for the
,lanter applies fsr . license - su-
pr produces, fun infoematiou must
,e furnished In the notice - to the
estimated quantity Of syrup to b.
voeked. the names Of the parties /,
or whom Il b to Be worked. The
manner In which The syrup b to be
transported. and Tie terms q the
contract. ID
No liceased sugar producer VA ,
- allowed % re4ae nav sugars
Turing Tie licensed peri"d, unlsss ,
och nav sugars were prOduced
ron domestic cane. beets o. sor.
Ihua. b said establisAment duriae |.
aid llcensed period. asd no bounty [
~ bees paid q applied 1oe, uroa | {,
~ sane. II
Jiceaees wil BE iesued to expire
uee %. of Tie next s9oaing year.
lnless he applicant desires to have ,
Ae 1icease expire soosss. and -
eases b IL astice. 1especttslly I
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