St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-27
No.. -. ......... Minn., 1890. 1S9
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The Arbitrator.

1n6 AfDlGrdIOfa
If any dispute or disagreement arises
between the party receiving and tine
fparty delivering grain at any country
elevator or warehouse in this state as to
hesproper grade or dOckage, or both, or
any grain In accordance with standards
at terminal points. an average sample of
at least three quarts of said grain i'll DIS
spute may be taken by either Or both of
the parties interested and Forwarded, III
suitable sack. express charges pre-
paid. with the names and address of the
parties, to the chief Inspector, st. Paul,
who will. upon request, examine said
grain, and adJudge what grade or dock
age SAID sample of grain is, i'll his judg-
ment and opinion, properly entitled to
under state Inspection rules, and would
receive If shipped in carload lots to the
terminal points and subjected to official
inspection. Ii the grain in question is
damp, muSty or otherwise out of condi-
ton, this fact, with any other necessary
information, must accompany sample.
No samples will be accepted unless .ex-
press charges are prepaid.
Complaints of Fraud
or oppression on the part of any person,
firm or. corporation operating such
country elevator or warehouse will be
investigated by the commission, upon
written complaint, duly sworn to, with
proper presentation of the facts by anv
person aggrieved.
All persons, firms or corporations
owning or operating such licensed coun-
try elevators or warehouses shall, on or
before the first day of September in.
each-year. and oftener if requested. rem.
der and furnish report and ltemized
statement, under oath, and upon suit
able blanks to be furnished by said
commission, showing the amount, kind
and grade of grain received into such
elevator or warehouse, and the amount,
kind and grade shipped therefrom, to-
gether with the dockage taken and that
received, and such other facts regarding
the nature and condition of such bust
ness as may be deemed necessary by
the commission.
1t is unlawful for any person, firm or
corporation operating any such ele-
vator or warehouse to enter into any
agreement, contract or combination with
any other person, firm or corporation
operating any similar elevator or ware
house for the pooling of the earnings or
business of their respective elevators or
warehouses, SO as to divide any portion
of the earnings or business thereof.
Any person attempting to operate any
elevator or warehouse herein described
without license, and any so licensed
WarehOuSeman who violates the pro-
visions of law as herein specified is
guilty of misdemeanor, and on convic-
ton thereof is subject to fine of not
less than fifty $50 dollars, nor more
than one hundred (Sl00) dollars.
Any person may obtain printed copy
of the foregoing rules and regulations
by applying to the railroad and ware
house commission, st. Paul, MINI.
VIII Refuse Storage.
& Representative Peter Barrett, of Me-
sLeod county, said in response to
query as to how the elevator men were
preparing for the new law regulating
5 their business which goes into effect
August 1, that as far as he knew they
were going to refuse storage of grain
and thus avoid its operation. Until
within few days the grain in his Sec
ation was very promising, but the heat
has had a tendency to stop stooling and
to shoot it up, leaving 1t thin.