The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES.


sen n comrliance with the grain inspeS
ton law. entitled An act 10 provf5ss -
state grain weighing and grading.S ~
proved March 18th. 1895. which shan
known as w Washington grades" ihs $40 -
10 taKe effect and he in force on and So
the tenth day Of september. ISaS.
i. W. LAWRENCE
W. H. REED.
K. Z, MCROSEEY.
state Grain Commission
WHEAT
Bluestem-No. blueStem wheat r,,as4 :.
sound. dry. reasonably plump. good eols-
reasonably free from smut reasorshas
Well cleaned and must not have rnixAs
with Il over Is per cent. Of any other
varieties Of wheat than bluestem. Wha~s
hlUeStem wheat has mixed in IL over K
per cent and less than % per cent Of any
other variety Of wheat than bluestem i
shall be regarded as No. bluestenl un
less for ether reasons tx is graded Lower
No. hluestem wheat must be sound
fairly good color, but little shrivelled. rea
sonably clean and good milling qualfv
OF bluestem.
No bluestem wheat shall be any blue.
stem wheat which IS 50 badly shrivenas
or from any cause too poor 10 be grades
as No. hut still lit for milling purposes
Fair average quality Washington
wheat shall he a mixture OF q fair average
quality OF the different varieties Of elnh
wheat suitable for milling purposes grown
In the various parts Of the state Of WASH
ingtcn.
No. / club wheat shall consist Of n.
club varieties and must be sound. dry
reasonably plump, good color, reasonably
free from smut and reasonably well
cleaned.
No. club wheat shall consist O. TIA
club varieties and he sound. fairly good
color. dry. but little shrivelled REASONABLY
we'll cleaned and of good milling quality
No. 5 club wheat shall be any clah
wheats which are so badly shrivelled or
from any cause too poor 10 he graded as
No , but still ut for milling purposes
Rejected wheat shall he any wheat
which is very badly shrivelled. haav
bleached. badly smutted. wet, the leaS,
musty. grown or from any cause unit
for milling purposes:
No. milling oats shall he white oats
dry, Of good color. plump. sound, clean.
sweet, free from stains and substantialy
free from any other grains,
No feed oats shall he fairly PLUM
sound, drv. sweet. reasonably wen
cleaned and reasonably free from vii,
oats or other grains.
No. . feed oats shall be sound dry, sweet
ard reasonably free from wild oats. Oats
which are considerably shrunken and
which have a considerable mixture o.
other grains and which are not wen clean
ed may he classed in this grade.
Rejected oats-All oats which are ret
sweet and not sound and for any reason
not III for the higher grades shall be re-
ieCted.
No. I brewing harley shall he plum, DRY,
tally free from broken and skinned
grains and from other varieties of grain
ard testing not less than 46 pounds per
nee sUrnd hushel.
No. feed barley may be slightly stained
and slightly shrunken and contain small
admiXture or other grains. IL must b
reasonably we'll cleaned.
No. feed harley shall include barley
which is considerably stained. shrunken
and otherwise damaged. poorly cleaned Or
considerably mixed with other grains.
Rejected barley shall include all harley
which is badly damaged. in a heating con-
dition or from any cause unfit for No. :
feed
Note-Tf in insnecung the grain II IL
found that anv 81 II has not been prop
erly cleaned. the inspector shall place NJ
on II the grade IL is entitled TO II properly
cleaned and state upon his, inspection re-
ceint the grade If properly cleaned"
No INSPECTOR shall in any case make the
grade OF any lot Of grain above that Of
the poorest quality found In the lot WHEN
II clearly bears evidence of having been
plugged or "doctored" for the purpose
of deception.
The state inspection of grain for the
season Of 1864 will commence upon Sep
temher 10th. 1895. At said date small
sample sacks of the standard grades as
determined nv the state grain commits
sion will be delivered AT the express Of
flee In Tacoma for any one applying for
them and ACCOMMODATING the application
with the sum of 10 cents fer each samrs
desired. Applications must he addressed
to p W. Lawrence. state grain inspector.
4l9 California building; Tacoma. Wash
Rule l. The office or the chief inspector
of grain shnll he omen for business from
a. III. TO u m. and from D. m. TO 5sN
y. m.
Rule .. II any railroad company ware
hOusemau. vessel owner. shipper or cry
other proper person shall desire the ser
vices OF any emplove of the inspection de-
partment for the purpose OF IN
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
10 the chief deputy insnector Of grain Tor
the service Of such emnloye and said cher
deputv INSPECTOR shall. If In his opinion
such necessity exists for the service being
rendered: require such employe to per-
Rule 3. II shall be the duty Of each
deputy TO keen complete record OF me
condition OF al cars on arrival coming
under his supervision. He shall record me
number OF all @eals broken by him; also
the number and description OF the state
seal substituted therefor. Before break
ing the railroad seal for inspection. Pc
shall carefully note whether or not y u
intact II there is evidence that II hes
been broken or tamnared with he shall
note the same upon his record. lie snsa
also carefully observe whether the
end or side doors are open Or
shut and whether the car Is
leaking i'm any part and make De
DotAtlpnS aCFOfflnElF- deputies ttih
with the duty Of sealing cars shall close
tho doors and reveal the same with stats
seals at the earliest practicable moment
after the original Sampliue and inspection
has been done They shall also make
report each dav at the office of the ehlet
deputy inspector. showing the total num-
Der ~ cars sealed by them and giving =
complete record of condition Of cars on ar
rival
Rule 4 Each INSPECTOR shall report q
writing 10 the chief deputy inspector =,
attewpts TO defraud under the system q
grain Inspection rs established by law hss
shall also report in writing 20 the chlei
deputy Inspector all attempts OF ware
housemen TO deliver any grain OF loWer
grade than that called for hy the ware
house receipt. He shall also report all al.
tempts Of receivers or shippers or gram
TO instruct or otherwise influence the ae-
ton or opinion of himself or any other
inspector and the chief deputy inspector
shall report al such cases 10 the chifi
inspector Private inspectors and othssf
persons not upon the force viii not De a.
lowed i'm the ca during the inspeetsDHt
provided however. the consignee or ms
agent shall have tho privilege Of exam
lining tho car after inspection and pefofs
tho car is sealed.
Rule 3 when cars Of sacked grain are
placed at any public warehouse TO be un'
loaded IN cities provided for Inspector;
the chief deputy or deputy inspector snAh
carefully and thoroughly Inspect SUE
grain into such warehouse and shall ke 1s.
separate each grade found in such car. ~
shall make a record Of the number g
sacks OF each grade So found and wnsa
any grade lower than No. ! Is found ~ ~
reason or reasons for such finding sh4h
he stated. -,
Rule s. After any grain has been az.
graded on the track. should any priYats
warehouseman miller or other person
who NAV he unloading a. finds that In any
car there IS concealed 81 poorer grade thssn
is shown at tho time If such track graz
ing and that II does not equal the grace
there given il by tho inspector. he nay
upon such discovery set out such SACK oI
sacks containing such grain and eau ~ ~,
further inspection thereof and the ch1ss.
jrsnector or one Of his deputies, Ena,l y
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