The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-06

On Receipt of Which Notice the
Grain in Question VIII BE In
spected by the BOard-AppeIIants
Shall HAVE the Right to Accom-
Pany the Official Sampler.
The railroad and warehouse commission
yesterday adopted the rules to govern the
boards Of appeals. They are as follows:
After such reinspectiOn, should any
owner, consignee, shipper or warehouse
man feel aggrieYed at the decision made
therein and desire to take. an appeal from
the same. he shall make his said appeal
In writing on blank provided for that
purpose in the Office of the chief deputy
Inspector, clearly Setting forth the kind
or grain, where located its grade on re-
peal.
In case such appeal is not taken before
said grain shall have been unloaded and
lost its identity or shall have left the
jurisdiction of the department, then the
right Of appeal shall be deemed waived
and shall no longer exist.
s. 1t shall be the duty of the chief deputy
Inspector Immediately upon receiving
proper notice Of appeal as aforesaid, to
ascertain from the inspection records in
his Office the complete history Of the
original inspection and the reinSpection
and enter the same in the proper columns
& in the notice of appeal. He shall then
in each case transmit the said notice
1t shall be the duty of the board of
appeals, upon the receipt of notice, as
aforesaid, to proceed at once to care
fully examine the grain in question and
render their decision as to the quality,
grade and dockage Of any thereof. in
accordance with the rules for inspection
of grain established under the laws of
the state, and when such decision has
been made, notice of the same, in writ
ing, shall be filed by said board with
the chief deputy inspector to be entered
jnSnePttOn
cisiOn shah also be recorded in the book
of appeals and the original notice shall
be returned by the chief deputy inspector
to said board to be filed in their office.
Said decision shall be final and cOnclu-
SiVe upon all parties In interest and the
chief deputy inspector shall, when so
requested, issue a certificate of the grade
of the grain in question in accordance
with the decision of the board of appeals.
1t shall be the duty OF the chief deputy
inspectors to promptly render all neceS-
Sary assistance tG the board OF appeals
ia procuring official samples Of any car
load or lot Of grain which may be in dis
pute and on which an appeal may be
taken. and for this purpose they shall
designate such sealers or helpers as may
not be otherwise engaged, whose duty
will be to procure talr, average samples
of about two quarts in quantity In each
case appealed, and return the same as
eXpeditiously as possible to the said board
for their examination. Such persons so
assigned shall be solely under the au-
thority and instruction of the board Of
appeals while engaged in this particular
case
In all cases of appeal the appellants or
eny authorized representative shall have
the right to accompany the official sam
pier to see that the lot of grain on which
appeal is taken is properly and fairly
sampled, and they shall oe entitled to re-
ceiVe a portion Of such sample if they so
desire, the same for subsequent vertical
ton.
1t shall be the duty of said board of ap-
peals to furnish to the chief deputy in
-. faaTr ANN of oh lot #
grain, the grade or dOckage Of which has
been changed by than.
The board Of appeals for Minneapolis
shall have exclusive jurisdiction of all
cases of appeal arising at st. Paul and
st. Cloud. In such cases the chief dep
uty inspectors at these points shall pro-
cure, or cause to be procured, duly Veri-
fed official samples of the grain in dis
pute and forward the same to said board
of appeals, who will report their de-
cisiOnS promptly to said chief deputies.
The chief deputy inspector is authOriZ-
ed to charge and collect from the appel
liant in cases of appeal on track, in car
load lots, the sum of 81 per carload in all
cases where the grade or dockage estab-
lished by the reinspecuon is in no wise
changed. but if any change is made there
in, no charge Will be made.
When an appeal is taken on grain with
In the elevator in running stream, the
charge for same will be one dollar per
BE of 1000 bushels or less, and at the
36te Of one dollar per thousand for any
amount in excess of 1000 bushels; this
charge to be made and collected regard
less Of the results OF such appeal. No Or
der for appeal on grain being shipped
''out of store into vessels will be enter
tanned after the grain has been delivered
on board the vessel.
All fees collected by the chief deputy
Inspector in cases of reinspection and APP
peal are to be deposited by him with the
funds Of the department, and a report
shall at the end of each month be trans
mitted by him to the chief inspector at
st. Paul. showing the total number of
lr.r of Tsga1 VIII nh
ton and appeals have been called, to-
Gether with the results therein. also
showing the amount Of fees collected
therefrOm.
Under the provisions Of law, the boards
of appeal at Minneapolis and Duluth pos
sess coordinate authority, and the de-
cisions rendered by either board in cases
of appeal shall be final and conclusive as
against all parties