The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-06
THE SUGAR BOUNTY BILL


Text q . Measure That VIII Establish
. New Industry.
Following 10 the text OF house bill No. Is. sp-
proves By the governor:
SECTION 1. Any person. firm or corporation
\ cent for each and every pound Of sugar man
ufactured within the state of Washington By
such person, firm or corporation from sugar.
sec xnv 1 nersoD In a. e orr o shat,
receive from the state treasury the sum OF u
cent for each and every pound OF sugar manu-
sugar-yielding plants grown within aid etate 81
such person, firm or corporation.
Sec & No bounty shall be paid upon sugar
sugar. The quantity and quality Of sugar upon
which bounty il claimed shall be determined By
the president OF the state agricultural college,
with wnom all claimants shall from time 70
time file verified statements showing the guam
tity and quality of sugar manufactured By
them and upon which such bounty 10
agricultural college shall, without unnecss.
cary delay. visit, or cause to b visited BY
such person a. he shall designate. in writing,
or manufactured, and inspect the sugar 90 man.
ufectured. and take such evidence, by the sworn
testimony OF the o6Rcers or employees of such
Of sugar 20 msnnfscsSrsd = to him OF The p"r
son 90 desisnatsd By him shall appear salts
factory and oonciusiva The sugar 90 manu-
IL :: x the s:
him dssenatsd, with suitable brand showing
each OF said several pscksees, Of which an 60
curate account shall b kept BY said inspector
and died in the ONCE OF the said president OF
Brand osnsa "S snd !. s0sy:s. ' sSas
the eeid president or other authorised persons
shall require 70 b made, shall b borne By the
Sec. L When any claim arising under this oct
dled, verified, aud proven the satisfactiono Of
the president of the state agricultural college,
herein provided, he shall certify the same to the
auditor of the state, who shall draw a warrant
upon the state treasurer for the amount due
thereon, payable to the party or parties TO whom
said sum or sums are due; Provided That no
greater FUN than $50 900 shall be pald out Of the
state treasury as . bounty in any one year.
Sec. Every person, firm or corporation manu-.
thi. act, shall keep full and eompists books Of
account which shall show the quantity and
kind OF sugar producing plants received by
son. 6rm or corporation, the s' approximate Der
cent OF sacchsrine matter contained in such
plants. the name OF the grover and the place
sugar Manufactured from such plants.
Sec. The president Of the agricultural col.
iege shall have power to prescribe all necessary
and the form in which they shall be kept, and
no bounty shall b paid to any manufacturer
falling to conform to such regulations
Bee. q The benefits of this act shall accrue to
sons furnishing them sugar producing plants,
that shall commence the erection of o sugar
mandatory within two years from the passage
OF this act. and shall have completed the same
ready for operation BY the Arst day of July, 1885,
and the bounty herein provided for shall be-
paid to said persons, firms or corporations for
the period of i've, years from the completion Of
the said manufactures. This act shall be taken
and considered to b q contract aud irrevocablo
with all such persons, firms or corporations q
shall commence and complete the erection Of
such mandatory within the time herein before
specifsd, and with all persons, arms and cor
pofations furnishing them sugar growing plants
- herein provided.