New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

/ time in the manner hereirbefore provided
Tor period Of Ave years from the date
SAID installments became due, or hereafter
may become due, and such extension shall
operate as dismissal Of said proceedings.
As soon as such extension Is made said
comptroller or clerk, as the case may be,
snail forthwith certify the fact OF such ex-
tension to the clerk Of the court in which
upon It shall be the duty Of the Judge Of
such court to forthwith enter an order dis
missing said proceedings
Sec. II NO such extension of the time
VI payment OF any assessment or Install
ment, which has heretofore become due
anu payable shall be granted unless the
G ian5 OF owners of any lot or parcel of
lana as to which said extension is desired
shan make application therefor as herein
! provided within six months after the pas
sage OF this act. And no such extension of
whi.h Lils ssaT OF payment of any instaliment
WI Mnlcn snail hereafter become due and pay
a a,,,., snail be granted unless the owner or
OMHers OF any lot or parcel of land as to
, mmGn IS SAID extension Of the time Of pay
lneHt OF such installment Is desired shall
make application therefor, as herein pro-
vldeu, within sixty (GO) days after said in
st gum 1 shall so become due and payable.
Sec u. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after it's passage.
approved April 25, 1895.
NO. Hi. #. NO. 500
AN ACT to regulate the receipt, storage
anu Shipment of grain at elevators and
warehouses on the right Of way of rail-
roads. depot grounds and other lands
useu IN connection with such line Of rail-
way in the State of Minnesota, at sta
points. -
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
| section L. All elevators and warehouses
| IN Wh1ch grain is received, stored, shipped
VI nanuled and which are situated on the
rigat OF way of any railroad, depot grounds
OF any lands acquired or reserved by any
!iallroad company in this state to be used
IN connection with its line of railway at
any any station or siding in this state, other
than at terminal points, are hereby de-
CARED to be public elevators and shall be
under the supervision and subject to the
inspection of the railroad and warehouse
commission of the State of Minnesota, apd
shall. for the purposes Of this act, be known
ana designated as public country elevators
or country warehouses.
1T shall be unlawful to receive, ship, store
or handle any grain in any such elevator
or warehouse, unless the owner or owners
thereof shall have procured license there
Tor from the state railroad and warehouse
commission, which license shall be issued
tor the Zee of one a. dollar per year, and
only upon written application under oath,
specifying the location Of such elevator or
warehouse and the name of the person,
firm or corporation owning and operating
such elevator or warehouse and the names
or all the members of the firm or the
names of all the officers of the corporation
owning and operating such elevator or
warehouse and all moneys received for such
licenses shall be turned over to the state
grain inspection fund. Such license shall
confer upon the licensee full authority to
operate such warehouse or elevator in &C
cordance with the laws of this state and
the rules and regulations prescribed by said
commission; and every person, company or
corporation receiving such license shall be
held to have accepted the provisions Of this
act, and thereby to have agreed to comply
with the same.
If any elevator or warehouse is operated
in violation or in disregard of the laws of
this state it's license shall, upon due proof
OF this fact, after proper hearing and no.
tlce to the licensee, be revoked by the said
railroad and warehouse commission. Every
such license shall expire on the thirty-irst
(31sD day of August of each year.
Sec. 2 No person, firm or corporation
snail Ill any manner operate such public
without having license specified in the
preceding section, and any attempt to OPP
crate such elevator or warehouse without
such license shall be deemed a misdemeanor,
to be punished as hereinafter provided, and
any attempt to operate such elevator or
warehouse in violation Of law and without
having the license herein prescribed, may,
upon complaint OF the party aggrieyed, and
upon complaint Of the railroad and ware
house commission, be enjOined and restrain
ed by the district court for the county in
which the elevator or warehouse in ques-
ton is situate, by temporary and perma-
nent injunction conformably to the pro-
cedure in civil actions in the district court.
Sec. j. The ailroad and warehouse com
mission shall, before the first Qst) of Sep
TENDER OF each year, and as much Oftener
as they shall deem proper, make and prOmul-
gate all suitable and necessary rules and
regulations for the government and con-
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! country warehouses, and the receipt, store
age, handling and shipment of grain therein
and >therefrom, and the rates OF charges
therefor; and the rates so fixed shall be
deemed prima facie, responsible and proper,
and such rules and regulation shall be
binding and have the force and effect of
law; and a printed copy of such rules and
regulations shall, at all times, be posted
in conspicuous place in each Of said eleva-
tors and warehouses for the free inspection
of the public.
Sec. 4. The party operating such country
elevator or countrN warehouse shall keep
a true and correct account in writing, in
proper books, Of all grain received, stored
and shipped at such elevator or warehouse,
stating the weight, grade and dockage for
dirt or other cause on each lot Of grain re-
ceived in store for sale, storage or ship
ment, and shall, upon the request of any
person delivering grain for storage or ship
ment, receive the same without discrimina-
tion during reasonable and proper business
hours, and shall, upon request, deliver to
such person or his principal, a warehouse
receipt or receipts therefor in favor Of such
person or his order, dated the day the grain
was received, and specifying upon its face
the gross and net weight Of such grain, the
dockage for dirt other cause, and the
grade OF such grain cOnformably to the
grade fixed by the state railroad and ware
house commission and in force at terminal
points; and shall also state upon it's face
that the grain mentioned in such receipt or
receipts has been received into store to be
stored with grain of the same grade under
such inspection, and that, upon the return
of said receipt or receipts, and upon the
payment or tender Of payment of all lawful
charges for receiving, storing, delivering or
otherwise handling said grain, which
charges may have accrued up to the time
of the return of said receipt or receipts.
such grain is deliverable to the person
named therein, or his order, either from the
elevator or warehouse where 1t was received
for storage; or, if the owner SO desires,
in quantities not less than a carload on track
on the same line Of railway at any ter
minal point in this state which the owner
may designate, where state inspection and
weighing is in force, such grain to be sub
ject to such official inspection and weight
as may be determined upon it's arrival or
delivery at such terminal point; and the
party delivering shall be liable for the de-
livery of the kind, grade and net quantity
called for by such certificate, less an al
lowance not to exceed sixty 900 pounds
per carload for shrinkage or loss in transit,
IL such shrinkage or loss occurs. On the re-
turn or presentation of such receipts by the
lawful holder thereof, properly Endorsed,
at the elevator or warehouse where the
grain represented therein is made delivera-
ble and upon the payment or tender of
payment of all lawful charges, as hereinbe-
fore provided, the grain shall be immedi-
ately delivered to the holder of such re-
ceipt and it shall not be subject to any
further charges for storage after demand
for such delivery shall have been made,