The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-03
LEGAL NOTICES.


ssass grain weighing and grading" ap-
~~rvsd March 18th, ISIS, which shall -
krown as Washington grades" the same
- take eject and be In force on and after
-. tenth day OF September, 1896.
r. W. RENEE.
". n. REED.
X. e. ncROSEET,
state Grain Commission
rfrsefern-%0. hiuestern wheat mus. -
xagsysd dry. reasonably plump good color.
~sssonabiy free from smut. reasonably
49, TisareS ard must not have mixed
~.s-n n over j. per cent Of any other
,s-se.sea o. wheat than biuesteT1. Where
ss,,sssera wheat has mixed in IL over is
rsr cert. and less than y per cent. 81 any
saau be regarded as No. blnes1eTn, IN
e. fer ether reasons IL is graded lower.
No bitiestenn wheat rnusr be sound.
s.s-gz, good color. but little shrivelie1. rea-
.onahiv clean and q good milling quality
81 ~ - ; hifsee4eyn wheat shall be any blue
,sssn wheat which Il so badly shrivellef
- from suv cause too poor To be graded
"a 10 bur still ht for milling purposes.
ssT~atr average quality Warrington
~rsaf shall be a mixture OF fair average
~,saslfv ~ tire different varieties OF club
$3.50 suitable for milling purposes grown
q the various parts Of the state OF Wash
'a & club wheat shall consist OF the
rlssh varieties and must be sound, dry,
va sa~orafsly plump, good color. reasonably
free from smut and reasonably vel
cleaned.
rss,h varieties ard be sound. fairly good
eosar dry. but little shrivelied reasonably
vsu egeanea and Of good milling quality
No E club wheat shall be any club
wheats which are SO badly sarlvelled or
from any cause too poor to be graded as
No hus stlli 81 for milling purposes.
rejected wheat shall be any wheat
~hieh is very badly shrivelief. badly
rausty. grown or from any cause UNIT
FOR milling purposes.
70. ! milling oats shall be white oats.
ery OF good color, plump, SOUND. clean.
swee+ free from stains and substantially
<yee from any other grains.
No. feed oats shall be fairly plump,
sound dr. sweet, re t1o fpdy, VII wnd
cats or other grains
NJ. feed cats shall be sound. dry, sweet
ard reasonably free from Wild oats. oats
uhfrf are considerably strurken and
which have a considerable mixture OF
other grains and which are not well clean
81 MAJ be clasged IN this grade.
Rejected oats-All oats which are not
sweet and not sound and for any reason
not III for the higher grades shall be re-
iected.
No 1 brewing barley shall be plump. dry.
so,ind, OF good color. clean and suhstan-
tally free from broken and skinned
rrag-r and from other varieties of grain,
ard testing not less than IS pounds per
NJ feed barley may be slightly stained
ana slightly shrunken and contain small
adrnixfnre OF ether grains. IL must be
reasonably well cleaned.
No feed harley shall include barley
witch "a considerably stained. shrunken
ard otherwise damaged, poorly cleaned or
considerably mixed with other grains.
pelacted harley shall include all barley
which e. badly damaged. in a heating con-
dition or from any cause unit for NO.
feed.
Note-Ts in inspecting the grain It Is
found that any 81 II has not been prop
sriv cleaned. the inspector shall place up-
or II the grade II Is entitled 10 II properly
cleaned and state upon his inspection re-
No inenector shall in anv case make tho
grade Of anv lot OF grain above that OF
The poorest quality found In the lot, when
II clearly bears evidence Of having been
''ningeed' or "doctored" for the purpose
OF deception.
The state Inspection OF grain for the
season OF 1866 will commence upon Sen
feTnher 10th. 1895. At said date small
SAMPLE sacks Of the standard grades as
determined by the state grain commits
sion viii be delivered at the express Of
fee In Tacoma for any ono applying for
them and ACCOMMODATING the application
with the sum OF 10 cents for each sample
desired Applications must he addressed
n r ". Lawrence. state grain inspector.
ls California building. Tacoma, WASH.
RULES
pule I. The office of the chief inspector
OF grain shall be open for business from
So. m. to u m. and from p. m. TO $50
n:
hoGsenan. vessel owner. shipper or any
other proper person shall desire the ser
vices OF any emplove Of the inspection de-
FREEZING grain 19r or doing 1eoSo Other % work
IN his Inc Of duty as Such en-
rlove on Sunday. or any legal holiday. or
~ night, said party or parties shall appiy
70 the chief deputy inspector 81 grain for
TIE service or such eTuulove and said chief
depniy Inspector SHAH ~ in his opinion
sieh necessity exists for The service being
rendered; require such employe 10 per-
Rule 3. II shall he the duty OF each
Deputy 10 keen a complete record Of the
condition OF al cars on arrival coming
under bis supervision. He shall record the
number ~ all seals broken by him. also
fhe number and description OF the state
zeal substituted therefor. BEFORE break
shan carefully note whether or not II ls
'ntaet. II there is evidence that II has
been broken or tamnered with he shall
note the same upon his record. He srali
also carefully observe whether TIE
ena or side doors are open
shat and whether the car =
leaking In any mart and make rs
hoiatens accordingly. Deputies chafS -
the aeots a.s ,Sss - sa,,,s, ,,.f.s stots
seats =. ~ 49,. -. ,,,,,,s.,
80 VIC oflEahRl SamptlnE arg ihNPeStt"h
rsr,., 80 h"ae. ny si,ssi ais s l,,as
ss.,,,, ,,. - ~ ~. ~ .. .,.I ,,,,,,,
Der ~ cars sealed by them and giving
riset 'eN'" "a No''eA't 'N'' "a 80 ga -
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attempts % doffa0d under the. system or
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