The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-10

"a car 5oad iots was erecsee* - 80.
preceding yeax He shah apoosns ssrk Z
number Of deputy inspectors ! r,,ev i.
necessary % carry out the xr0vfxsons s.
saas sck one Of whom shall he staxkcned
u eacn o. me cities provided wath ~*at.
1spessIon under this act. and ssyi~a
sszseI aepufies Tho cities Of Seattle
and spokane are provided wsth
inspection under the esx Snd such
osaef places in The state where xrasn =
leSeased ~ car ioa1 lots Tor milling ~
sApor may be designated a. places for
state inspection By the state xratn rc,,.-
mission: Provided. Thai the ~xnenas-
1ures OR inspecting at ssca rsare,~ q,
desisnzfed by the state xraan es,ra,,,x..s,,,,
shall not exceed the rece;pts Of Re-. :.
such place or places.
It shall be the duty Of the ~hs~e 49,
.aes 70 make daily reports to the CHEZ
-hsfscsof showing the number Of cars
saea and graded. the weight ard
sfaoe " such cars. the amount OF foes.
mes and forfesturcs collected and such
otnsr information as the chief Inspector
may require. He shah make remittan.ex
q al moneys collected under the Dro-
Visions OF this act 40 directed BY tha
chief inspector.
so Chief inspector or deputy tnsp<csor
shall. during his term Of once. he spser.
ested directly or indirectly In hanxfasn~
storing, shipping. PURCHASING or seiun~
gram. nor shall he be In the en,ployrneas
Ok any person or corporation in,eresred
directly or indirectly Ia the hanaasnw
storing. shipping. purchasing or selling
Of grain.
Appeal may BE- taken 20 the chief IN.
speetor from the decision OF any OF hix
ueputies as 70 grade OF grain, and In case
u sacn appeal the decision OF the rhief
inspector shall be final ana binding on
ga parties concerned. except az herein
after provided. 80
The chief inspector AID hfs aAn,.t..
shaA at the places provided with state m
spestion under this act supervise and have
exclusive control OF the weighing ana
grading OF grain which may be subt4rf
90 inspection under the provisions ~ <,,fs
act and tho action ana certificate az .uch
inspectors and his assistants In tse s,sY-
charge OF the aforesaid duties anal, !.
conclusive upon all parties at tnteres.
saasi Keep suitable books Of record
~ tneir once upon which shall be kept,
Iaatnisi ard true record OF every car
OIL gram inspected by them. showing the
number and initial of such car. the ksna
OF Grain and Its grade. and IL graded be-
aow number one grade the reason for
such grade, the amount OF fees and Tor.
aeitures collected and disposition OF game.
and for each car load OF grain inspected
they shah give certificate OF inspection
showing the kind and grade of same ana
reason for all grades below number one.
the number OF sacks. IL sacked grain.
with the grade or grades and weight Of
same. u requested to do so by the con-
signor or consignee. They shall also fur
nish the agent Of the railroad company
over which such grain was shipped a GER
tificate showing the weight of the grain
| Is requested TO do so. They shall also
Keep true record Of all appeals, teci-
sions. licenses granted or revoked and a
compiete record OF every official act.
which books and records shall be kept
| In their Office and open to any party IN
interest.
Every railroad company or common car
| rler delivering grain In cars az any Of
the places provided with state inspection
under this act shall provide convenient
| and suitable side tracks en- which all cars
Of grain delivered by them shall upon ar
| rival be set aud arranged conveniently
for inspection and after being inspected
such railroad company or common carrier
shall promptly distribute ali such cars OF
| grain and set them at the proper place
| or places to be unloaded to be designated
| by the consgnor or consignee: Provided.
| Their tracks extend To such places. for
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charge or charges shall be made by any
such railroad company or common car
rier. Any common carrier using steam
boats or any water craft for delivering
l grain at any OF the places having state
| Inspection shall. before the same Is REL
moved from the dock. notify the chief
| inspector or his chief deputy OF the de-
| livery. and pay 10 him the inspection fees
as provided under this act. or under the
rules and regulations made by the board
| OF state grain commissioners governing
such cases as herein provided FOR. which
/ charges may be collected from the con-
|. sisnee by the said common carrier before
such grain Is removed from the dock by
| him. In all cases the inspection charges
| may be charged to the grain and collected
| sherefrom by the conslgnee. agent or
broker.
After cars are PLACED for inspection as
| required by this act. the chief Inspector
| or one OF his deputy inspectors shall
promptly open them and carefully inspect
| and grade them according TO the merits
| OF the grain they contain and in accord
ance with the grades. rules and reguiA-
| ions provided by this act. and shall leave
! IN each car card showing the grade OF
| such grain. ana III graded below number
| one grade the reasons for such grade
shalf be noted In the margin of the card.
| The inspector shall then seal each car
| inspected with his official seal. keeping a
/ correct memorandum OF IL. In al cases
| where no appeal Is taken from any IN
spectors' decision within she .ine pre-
| scribed for making appeals as provided
| BY this act hts decision thereon shall be
| final and binding on all concerned. ara
| Ia all cases appealed as provided by TITS
/ art the chief inspector or his deputy
shall. after the final appeal ~ decided.
| issue an inspection certificate In accord
| ance with the decision made on the ap-
peal. which certificate shall be final ard
| binding on all concerned as 20 the grade
Of Ire grain.
After any grain has been duly inspected.
should any warehousernan. miller, whar-
finger or other person who may be un-
| loading II. find that In any car there Is
| concealed a poorer grain than is shown
| ~ the time Of inspection and tssat 1t does