The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-06
LEG Al NOTICES.
STATE OF wAsHTNGToN. OFFICE OF

sion in compliance with the grain inspec-
ton law. entitled An act 10 provide Tor
proved March 18TH 1875 which shall he
known as Washington grades. the same
70 take effect ard be in force on ana aIter
p W. LAWRENCE,
W II REED.
r Z. MCROSkEI.
State Grain Commission
WHEAT.
Bluestem-No / hlueStem wheat mus *
sound. dry, reasonably plump 800 vol s,,.
reasonably free from smut, reaSohaols
well cleaned and must not nave LIN! ~
with IL over Is per cent OF any 49,, 49,.
varieties OF wheat than oluestenl WI mex
bluesteTn wheat has mixed IN II over 70
per cent. and less than % per cent OF an.
other variety OF wheat than oiuester. -
shall be regarded as Nc oines'esI en-. W
less for other reasons IL IS graaed iowa
No. bluestem wheat must re sVN.tu'
fairly good color. but little shrivelleu. I "a.
sonably clean and a good Milling quai''E
OF hluestem. -,
No. bluestem wheat shall be any blue,
stem wheat which is so badly shFlNeLie9
or from any cause too poo, 20 p ,,,,EnSSes
as No. but still 1T for milling puiIl.s.,s;
Fair average quality washington
wheat shall be mixture OF Iair asera sl-t
quality OF the different varieties or S!uo
wheat suitable for milling purposes grown
in the various parts of the state OF "as"-
ington. II. 80 .,a
club varieties and must be sound ~L,, u nv.
reasonably plump good color, reasohauiy
free from smut and REASONABLY w"
2 cleo ned. a.,
No. , club wheat shall consist OF the
club varieties and be sound; falTN eS1u
color. dry, but little shriveled ,a1i,,
well cleaned and of good milling quarry
No. club wheat shall be any Sin ~,
wheats which are so badly shrlNelie9 OF
from any cause too poor to be gra craze AS
No. but still tit for milling purposes.
Rejected wheat shall be any Whsat
which is very badly shriveled. naulE
hleached. badly smutted, wet, the least
NJ from cause uIlUk
for milling purposes
No. milling oats shall be white 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;
cleaned and reasonably free from wild
oats or other grains. .
and reasonably free from wild oats. oats
which are considerably shrunken ans
which have considerable mixture OF
other grains and which are not wen cledh-
ed NAV be classed I'm this grade
Rejected oats-All oats which are NOT
sweet aud not sound ana TOT any t -,
not fit for the higher grades shan ne re-
jected.
No. brewing barley shall be plump. Dry
sound of good color. clean and suhstan-
TALLY free from broken ana SKINNED
grains and from other varieties OF grain.
and testing not less than 10 pounds per
No. feed barley may he slightly stained
and slightly shrunken and contain srnal
admixture 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
considerabIv mixed with other grains.
Rejected barley shall include all barley
which Is badly damaged, in heating con-
clifton or from any cause unht Tor NO
Note-Tf in inspecting the grain it is
found that any of II has not been prop
erly cleaned, the inspector shall place up
on ii the grade IL Is entitled 20 II properly
cleaned and state upon his inspection re-
CENT the grade IF properly cleaned.
No inspector shall in any case make the
grade of any lot of grain above that or
the poorest quality found in the lot, when
IL clearly bears evidence OF having been
plugged" or "doctored" for the purpose
of deception.
The state inspection of grain for the
season of 1ss5-96 will commence upon Sep,
ample sacks Of the standard grades as
determined bv the state grain commits
flee in Tacoma for any one APPLYING for
them and ACCOMPANYING the application
with the sum of 10 cents for each sample
desired Applications must be addressed
to p. w. Lawrence. state grain inspector,
40 California building: Tacoma, Wash.
RULES.
Rule I. The office of the chief inspector
OF grain shall be open for business from
a. m to u m. and from p. m. 10 $50
p. m.
Rule 2 If any railroad company. ware
houseman. vessel owner. shipper or any
other proper person shall desire the ser
vices of any emplove of the inspection de-
speeding grain or doing other work
in his line of duty as such en-
plove on SUNDAY. or any legal holiday. or
at night, said party or parties shall apply
70 the chief deputy inspector of grain for
the service of such employe and said chief
deputy insoector shall. If in his opinion
sfrrh no ayfofa tho service Hpipur
rendered. REQUIRE such employe to per-
form such service.
Rule 3. IT shall be the duty OF each
deputy to keep complete record >of the
condition of all cars on arrival coming
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 il is
been broken or tampered 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
with the DUTY Of sealing cars shall close
the doors and reseal the seme with state
seals at the earliest practicable moment
after the original sampling and inspection
has been done They shall also make "A
report each day at the office Of the chief
deputy inspector. showing the total num-
Der of cars sealed by them and giving a
complete record of condition Of cars on ar
rival.
Rule T. Each INSPECTOR shall report in
writing 70 tho chief deputy inspector all
atteuutS 10 defraud under the system of
grain inspection az established by law He
shall also report in writing to the chief
deputy inspector all attempts Of ware
housemen TO deliver any grain OF a lower
grade than that called for by the ware
house receipt. He shall also report all at
tempts Of receivers or shippers Of grain
TO instruct or otherwise influence the ac-
tion or opinion Of himself or anv other
INSPECTOR and the chief deputy inspector
shall report all such cases TO the CHIEF
inspector Private inspectors and other
persons not upon the force will not he al
lowed I'm the car during the inspection:
provided. however. the Consignee or his
agent shall have the privilege OF exam
tho car is scaled
Rule : When cars Of sacked grain are
placed at any public warehouse TO he I'M
loaded in cities provided for inspection.
the chief deputy or deputy inspector shall
carefully and thoroughly inspect such
grain into such warehouse and shall keen
separate each grade found in such car He
shall make a record Of the number OF
sacks Of each era DO so found and when
any grade lower than No. is found the
reason or reasons for such finding shall
he stated.
Rule 3 After any grain has been dulv
graded on the track, should any private
warehouseman. miller or other 'DersOu
who NAV he unloading it, finds that In aOv
car there is concealed a poorer grade than
is shown AZ the time Of such track grad
ing and that IL does not equal the grade
there given II by the Inspector he NAV
upon such discovery set out such sack or
sacks containing such grain and call for
further inspection thereof and The chief
inspector or one of his deputies ghaT he
called in and shall inspect II and make a.