The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

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known as Washington grades" the same
70 take effect and he in force on and after
the tenth day of September. 1886.
7. W. LAWRENCE.
w. II REED.
II. u. MCRCSkEY.
State Grain Commission.
WHEAT.
Riusstem-No. hluestern wheat must Re
sound. dry. reasonably plump. good color.
rea sonably free from smut, reasonably
We'll cleaned and must not have mixed
with II over + per cent az any other
varieties Of wheat than hlnesten. Where
hluestsFn wheat has mixed in IL over Il
per cent and less than - Per cent Of any
other variety Or wheat than hluestem Il
shall b. regarded as No bluesfeua un-
less for other reasons IL is graded lower.
No. hiucstem wheat must b. sound.
fairly good color. but little shriyellef. rAa-
sonahly clean and a good milling quality
OF hl0estem.
No. bluestem wheat shall ba. any blue
stem wheat which Is so badly shrivelled
or from any cause too poor 10 be graded
as No. but still fit for milling purposes.
Fair average quality Washington
wheat shall be a mixture OF a fair average
quality OF the different varieties of club
wheat suitable for milling purposes grown
IN the various parts of the state OF Wash
ington.
No. ! club wheat shall consist OF the
club varieties and must he sound. dwv.
reasonably plump, good color, reasonably
free from smut and reasonably well
No. , club wheat shall consist ~ she
club varieties and be sound. fairly good
color dry. but little shrivelled. reasonably
Well cleaned and of good milling quality.
No. : club wheat shall be any club
vheats which are so badly shriveIled ar
from any cause too poor 20 he graded as
No. but still fit for milling purposes.
Rejected wheat shall he any wheat
which is very badly shriveiled. badly
bleached badly smutied. wet, the least
niustv. grown or from any cause unit
for milling purposes.
OATS
dry. of good color. plump. sound. clean.
sweet. free from stains and substantially
free from any other grains.
No. l feed oats shall be fairly plump.
sound. drv. sweet. reasonably wei
cleaned and reasonably free from Wild
oats or other grains.
No. feed oats shall be SOUND. dry, sweet
and reasonably free from wild oats. Oats
which are considerably shrunken and
which have n. considerable mixture Of
other grains and which are not well clean
ed may he classed ia this grade.
Rejected oats-All oats which are not
sweet and not sound and for any reason
not NJ for the higher grades shall he re-
Jected.
M. brewing barley shall be plump. dry.
sound. OF good color. clean and substan--
grains and from other varieties Of grain.
and testing not less than - pounds per
measured hushel
No I feed barley may he slightly stained
and slightly shrunken and contain small
admxture OF other grains. 1t must be
reasonably we'll cleaned.
No. feed barley shall include barley
which is considerably stained. shrunken
and otherwise damaged. poorly cleaned or
considerably mixed with other grains.
Rejected harley shall include all barley
which is badly damaged. i'm a heating con
dition or from any cause unit FOR NO
feed.
Note-If in inspecting the grain IL is
found that any of it has not been prop
erly cleaned the inspector shall place up-
on It the grade ii is entitled TO If properly
ceipt the grade sif properly cleaned"
No INSPECTOR shall in any case make tho
grade of any lot Of grain above that of
the poorest quality found in the lot. when
81 clearly bears evidence Of having been
plugged. or "doctored' for the purpose
of deception.
The state insnection of grain for the
season of 1868 will commence upon Sen
temher 10th. 1895. At said date small
sample sacks of the standard grades as
determined by the state grain commits
sion will be delivered at the express Of
fee in Tacoma for any one applying Tor
them and ACCOMMODATING the Application
with the sum of 10 cents for each sample
desired Applications must be addressed
TO p. w. Lawrence, state grain inspector,
4l9 California building. Tacoma. Wash
RULES.
Rule I. The office of the chief inspector
of grain shall be open for business from
a. m to 12 m. and from p. m. TO $50
y. m.
Rule . If any railroad company. ware
houseman. vessel owner. shipper or any
other proper person shall desire the SER
vices Of any emplove Of tho inspection de-
specting grain or doing other work
I'm his line of duty as such en-
ploye on Sunday, or any legal holiday. or
at night said party or parties shall apply
TO the chief deputy inspector OF grain for
the service of such employe and said chief
deputy inspector shall, II in his opinion
such necessity exists for the service being
rendered
form such service.
Rule g. Vt shall be the duty Of each
deputy to keep a complete record Of the
under his supervision. He shall record the
number OF all seals broken by him; also
the number and description Of the state
seal substituted therefor. Before break
ing the railroad seal for inspection: he
shall carefully note whether or not u is
been broken or tempered with he shall
note the same upon his record. He shall
also carefully observe whether the,
shut and whether the car is
leaking in any part and make his
notations accordingly. Deputies charged
the doors and reseal the same with state
seals at the earliest practicable moment
after the original sam ping and Inspection
has been done. They shall also make \
report each dav at the office of the chief
DEPUTY inspector. showing tho total num-
Der Of cars sealed by them and giving
Rule Each inspector shall report in
writing 70 the chief deputy inspector All
ATTEMPTS TO defraud under the system OF
grain fnsnection as established by law. He
shall also report in writing TO the cher
deputy inspector all attempts OF ware
housetnen 10 deliver any grain OF a lower
grade than that called for by tho ware
house recent. He shall also report all at
TENNIS Of receivers or shippers OF gram
~ Instruct or otherwise influence the ac-
tion or opinion OF himself or any other
INSPECTOR and the chief deputy inspector
stall reDorf ALI such cases TO the chlef
jnenector Private inspectors and other
rersonS not uucn the force will not he al
lowed I'm the car during the inspection
ur0vided however. the Consiguee or MS
agent shall have the privilege 81 exam
lining the car after inspection and before
the car is sealed.
rlacea 81 anv public warehouse to he un-
loaded iu cities provided for inspection.
the chief deputy or deputy inspector snail
carefully and thoroughly inspect soch
grain into such warehouse and shall keep
separate each grade found IN such cat IL
shaU make a record ~ the number Or
sacks Of each grade 50 found and when
any grade lower than No. ! * found. me
| reason or reasons for such finding snail
BE- stated.
R11e s. After any grain has been duiy
graded on he track. should any private
wqroholzenan miller or other person
no NAV Re unloading IL, finds that n any
/ car there IS concealed q poorer grade taan
| is shown ~ the time OF such track graz
ing and that q does not equal the grade
there given IL by the inspector. ne may
upou such discovery set cut euch Sex or
sacks containing such grain and call Tor
further inspection thereof and tho rhtef
INSPECTOR or ore Of his deputies. shall ne
called in and shall lEsnect u and make q
grade 70 conform 70 tae 81 &c. 49, 10, - ~.