Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-29

taTy OF agriculture: Provided, chat
THE inspection of amy consignment Of
grain may be waived as provided Tor
in section eight OF this act.
Section a That the inspector and
all deputy inspectors shall be govern
ed In their inspection duties by such
rules and regulations as may be pro
'dde1 by the secretary Of agriculture,
who shall have the power to fix the
rate OF charges for the inspection Of
grain and the manner in which the
same shall be collected, and which
manner as will, In the Judgment Of
the secretary Of agriculture, produce
sufficient revenue to meet the neces.
saTy expenses Of the inspection SER
vice and no more. The secretary OF
agriculture shall fix the amount of
comp nsation to he paid to the inspec-
tors and deputy inspectors and pre-
scribe the time and manner OF the
payment thereof, which CONDENSATION
shall be paid out Of the gTain-inspec-
tdon fund herein created ON the order
OF the secretary Of agriculture.
Section 5. That no inspector or
deputy Inspector of grain shall, dur.
ing his tenn OF Office, be interested,
directly or indirectly, in the handling,
storing, shipping, purchasing, or sell
ing of grain, nor shall he be i'm the
employment OF any person or corpora,
tion interested in the handling, stor-
ing, shipping, purchasing or selling
of, grain.
Section 6. That the secretary OF az
rfculture be, and he ds hereby author
lied and required, as soon as may be
after the enactment hereof, to deter
mine and fix, according to such! stand
ards as he may prescribe, such classs-
ficatton and grading of wheat, fax,
corn, rye, oats, barley and other
grains as in his Judgment the usages
OF trade warrant and permit, having
reference to the standard, classid-
cation and grades ncw recognized by
the several chambers of commerce
and boards of trade in the United
States; provided, however, THAT the
reference to such various classified
tdons and grades shall serve only AIS a
guide and suggestion in the matter OF
determining and fixing, by the score
tary, the United States standard here
in provided for, but he shall not be
controlled thereby, but shall determine
and fix such standard and SUCH classd-
fication and grades as will, i'm his judg-
ment, best subserve the interests Of
the public in the conduct OF Interstate
trade and commerce fn grain
Section Z. That when such standard
Is fiEed and the classification and
grades determined upon, the same
shall be made matter of permanent
record In the agricultural department.,
and public notice thereof shall be CIV
en- in such manner as the secretary
shall direct, and thereafter such class.
ification and grades shall be known as
the United States standard. All per
sons Interested shall have access to
said record as such convenient times
and under such reasonable regulations
as the secretary may prescribe, and on
the payment OF such proper charge as
the secretary may TX certified copy
Of the classification and grades shall
be supplied to those who may apply
for the same. /
Section 8. That from and after
thirty days after such classification
and grades have been determined ND
on and fixed and duly placed ON record
as herein crowded, such classification
and grading shall be taken and held
to be the standard dn all Interstate
trade and commerce in grain in all
cases where MO standard is agreed ND
on; provided, however, that in inter-
stale trade or commerce in grain, II
the consignor thereof or his authorized
agent shaN SO direct, public inspec-
tion, Classification or grading shall not
be required or made when said grain
Is consigned to the owner thereof or
hds authorized agent or to q mill or
private storeh0use: or, for deposit hi
"a special bin. to a public warehouse;
or the purchaser consenting, TO q DUR