The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-04

fixtures and appliances used therein.
plant and charge therein e contained, or any /,
part thereof, true, they shall adjudge the
same in writing and shall at once serve a.
sisty, and abstain from the the error s and NAL
practice found, upon the party offending and
against whom the complaint was made, and I
jured and il such party does not desist and |
abstain and does not give the proper redress
f ana eef y o the sa party nasa na BE-
and carry on, in the name Of the complain
ant, such actions civil and criminal as
the wrongs complained Of and to prevent
their recurrence in the future.
4 Sec. Z. On the presentation Of the order
act, By the lawful owner thereof properly
endorsed, at the terminal elevator or ware
house where the grain represented therein
such terminal elevator shall accept the same,
store in such terminal elevator grain in
order or orders, and deliverable therein, and
issue l in exchange for such order or orders to
the lawful holder Of me same or his order
and which shall state upon it's face the net
quantity and grade Of the. grain, and that
ceiyed and IS, held in store, and shall also
state separately the transportation and other
charges against said grain existing at the
ret return Of such receipt properly endorsed by
the person to whose order it was issued and
the payment Of all proper and lawful charges
livered to the lawful owner of such receipt;
provided, that the charges Of the terminal !
beginning at f the date Of the mauty IF the
order issued by the local warehouseman for
such grain, and the same may include inter-
charges.
Such terminal receipts shall be consecu-
the same number shall be issued by the
same warehouse during any one year, except
in in, case "a Of lost or DESTROYED receipt, In
which case the new receipt shall bear the
same date and number as the original, and
Shall $fnn,,d be plainly marked upon its face
If such local orders when presented at
such terminal elevator are not accepted by
the owner or operator Of such elevator, the
liable for such default to the owner of such
order or orders for all damages that shall
arise from such default, not less however,
ali the grain represented. in such order OF or
| orders, and in addition thereto one cent per
and DOR resa an Gay r sc Of S
marked Cancelled" 'p''' 'A' '"''' 9A''' ''
be Gen g pa X sSSR s
may be surrendered and new ones issued.
SeA receipts may be as
warehouses, inspection, weighing and hand
ling of grain, F" approved March S, 1886, aud
upon mp Presentation Of such terminal receipt
ment or legal tender Of payment of all law
full charges as hereinbefore provided, the
ately delivered to the holder of such receipt,
and it shall not be subject to any further
charge for storage after demand for delivery
shall have been made: The grain repre-
sented by such terminal receipt shall be de-
| livered within twenty -four hours after such
demand shall have been made and cars or
nal elevator or warehouse shall have been
furnished: If not delivered upon such de-
I mand within twenty-four hours after such
cars or vessels for receiving the same shall
have been furnished, the owner or operator
Of the elevator in default shall be liable to
@ by OF Of such al nof
than the sum Of one cent per bushel, and
in addition thereto one cent per bushel for
een1 ana every day OF such neglect and re-
Provided, no ,warehouseman shall be held
care, diligence and prudence will justify.
amy c1entp9 @ or
elevator under this act shall, on or before
the, first day. of September in every year
in writing and under oath to the railroad
and warehouse commission a report an6
it 1 statement Of all grain received an5
4 elevator OR, warehouse, during the year the1
; last passed. Such statement shall specify
the KIND grade gross and net weight O
stored and all grain delivered or shipped
and shall particularly specify and accoun
dPng te year sa n may nye
report shall be made upon blanks and forms
furnished and prescribed by the railroad ant
Sec. 9. 1t shall be unlawful for any per
son, firm or corporation who shall operate
l any country grain elevator or country grai1
! contract, agreement, understanding or com
bination with any other person, firm Or cor
: poration! who shall operate any other coun
house. under. this act, for pooling of th
!, earnings or business Of other different am
competing 5 grain elevators or warehouses, s.
e net proceeds of the earnings or business O
4 such grain elevators warehouses, or an
for the poe a Of Ease the e amy asfee
e business aforesaid, each day Of its continu
ance shall be deemed separate offense. !.
:, who is guilty of any Of the misdemeanor
: specified in this act, or who is guilty Of vic
$ latiIn3g any Of the provisions Of this aci
8 not less than fifty dollars and not more tina
e five hundred dollars and in case natura
until the line is paid or disehar ar BY du
: course of law; and in case q corporation j
n so convicted, the fine may be S6llected b
It execution, as judgments are collected in civ
= actions, or the property, Of the corporatio
e may be seQQestered and charged with tn
r same, in appropriate legal proceedings
: Sec. II. This act shall take effect and b
: IN force from and after August LIST, 1888
d Approved April Z, 1898.
:, CHAPTER 29-s. T. 49,
e AN ACT to provide for the care and pro
Ii 1f0 1ir, in Tho
Il places designated by law as termina
e points within the state of Minnesota Ap
I proved April s. 1898.
q Provides that the grain inspector or deput
= in opening cars of grain to note the con
=. dition of the cars and record the same
y and after inspection is made to reseal til
y | cars and record the same. Railroad con-
!. panies must furnish police protection t
protect all cars containing grain, and to pro
hibit all unauthorized persons from loite1
II ing in or about their respective yards an
Z from entering any cars of grain or removin
i any grain therefrom. Warehousemen operat
Warehouses, and ali millers receiving graf "a:
:, from consignors must protect the same unit
u delivery has been fully completed. Ship
pers must attach cards on the doors of a
f. ears shipped by them giving the humble
T. and exact weight of grain in such car.
;e CHAPTER 30-s. F. 200.
h AN ACT to provide for the purchase 9
n a site and for the erection of stat
1t elevator OF warehouse at Duluth in thi
Vt state for public storage Of grain, and til
te regulation thereof, to publish marke
ID report, and to appropriate money for tina
ID purpose.
le Be it enacted by the Legislature Of th
+ Section /. That there is hereby ordere
e. to be established a warehouse and elevate
< of the total capacity of 100000 bushels {