The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-10

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with the reservation all the time cna' @
cumstances ehal call for them"
position that the attorney takes
poper concerned think it enhy right
the matter Wegve up ne
tt will they consider
necessary position the attorney general takes and
think mneny and taken the the sense OF the commit
tee unless The chair hears and 1t SO con
sdeed"
ask your exceen give the testimony the old schedule
hoher weight than was attorney the elevator
attorney by chairman OF the joint committee
thereof In OF these admissions mace o %
attorney and by the attorney general
making that the unexplained shipments OF cars
screenings Duluth elevators which the old
schedule pima the shipment OF wheat from those
without inspection An examination OF the
schedules will be found to have and
for something less This leaves made
out by the ma admitted by the attorney OF the
NAMES and nv the attorney general wheat
ned from the elevators Duluth which 500 bushels would
amount to the astounding figure Of 100000 bushels
aggregate testimony regard to these nonnpected
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ted as a prma facie by Attorney for the elevator
companies and the Attorney General 100000
,,,;na +o+a, Of ". 1926, $40
bnnd out OF the elevators April 1882
one of which Inspected
and attorney both admitted the committee that
strong pma made out that these contained
wheat in expressing that the elevator have
brought forward testimony defense these charges except suen
contained in the letters the railroad and
house commission, before referred to.
Now this report the evidence relation to to the bin
burned occurring elevators OF Duluth in the 1886
the testimony show the amount the
wheat to have been? !
The testimony plainly shows that whatever bnburned
the
entirely to the TACT that the elevator wcn tne
constructed OF lumber and improperly
dried grain therein stored The testimony shows that
found be badly
il was the tmbers caused the
smelling the burnt wheat that next the
her make this suggestion the fact that it claimed
before the public and something the committee that the
that
- tn mo that the committee had the right to expect from the
before the Joint committee
their agents their books and order that the
act could have been by the Joint
committee the
done them deduct
the from the shipments made by them without
Important that the people this state
should much wheat the Duluth elevator
pans had shipped inspection In the absence that xpana
ton by the bnbuned wheat
compelled look to the testimony and lar as possible
On this cite the
the 1885, and he fully described how the had
been constructed 1885, that the lumber
attempted be dried by pumping hot air into the bins
and that lumber certain wheat the
elevators After stating that there might have been 5000
bushels year, Close testified that the elevators
that he had look around and
thing was wrong bin that elevator that
except damaged? Ans Not that remember Of
There might possibly bottom but did notice
Did YOU report that? reported
in the morning they do with it? Transferred them
to Elevator A. did with
did they They dumped boat It was loaded
sacks duty O. Was that fact the
veat those nss Was that hpped off before the sbpping
No. the shipping at the time
this wheat disposed OF and dumped the boat
shipping Ans Yes sir along the spring
probably part beginning June eannot
what c. you yourself and ths Ans.
this O. And knew what done with it? Ans knew what