Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-15

AuSTICd republics Wien a permanent
step forward might be taken toward
prosperity and peace: He expressed
confidence in the success of the con-
ference and in the sincerity of pur-
pose of the delegates. v:
after the enactment hereof, to deter
mine and fix, according to such stand
ards as he may provide, such classifi-1
cations and grading of><wheat, fax,
corn, rye, oats, barley and other.
grains as in his judgment the usages
of trade may warrant and permit. In
the inauguration of the work herein
provided he may, if in his judgment
the best interest of trade and COM
merce in said grains require it, adopt
the standards of classification and
grades now recognized by commercial
usages or established by the laws Of
any state or by the boards of trade or
chambers of commerce, and may modi-
fy or change such classifications or
grades from time to time as in his
judgmest shall be for the best inter
est of Interstate and export grain
trade.
4 Sec. 6. That when such standards
are fixed and the classifcations 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 hereafter such
classification and grades shall be
known as the United States stand
ard. "a z EEa
Sec. Z. That from and after thirty
days after such classification and
grades have been determined upon
and fixed, and duly placed on rec
ord as hereinafter provided, such clas-
sifcation and grading shall be taken
and held to be the standard in all in
terstate commerce in grain.
Duty of Company
Sec. 8. That it shall be the duty Of
any railroad company, steamship COM
pany, or other firm or corporation or
private individual engaged in the
transportation of grain destined to
any state, territory or country other
than that in which it is received for
inspection, or received from any other
state, territory or country than that
to which it is consigned, to notify the
chief grain. inspector at the place of
destination of any consignment of
grain, within twenty-four hours after
its arrival, that shipment, cargo or
load of grain is in its, their, or his
hands at the place of destination of
said grain. s
That it shall be unlawful for any
person herein named to wilfully un-
load or otherwise discharge any load,
cargo, or consignment of grain which
has been at any time during the per
iod of its transit an article Of inter-
state comerce and which has not been
inspected in accordance with the pro-
visions of this act, until the same
has been inspected ais provided
herein. .
Upon receipt of such notice the
said chief inspector shall cause the
said grain to be inspected and graded
in accordance with the classification
and standards fixed by said secretary,
and to issue and deliver a certificate
of inspection showing such grade and
classification in such form as may
be provided by rules prescribed by
said secretary. i, E
The Inspectors Duties
Sec. 8. That it shall be the duty OF
said inspector to inspect and grade
all grain which at the time OF in
speeding and grading Of the same has
been shipped from any other state,
territory or country in which the same
is inspected. or is intended for shin.
ment into any other state, territory or
foreign country before the same lis ln-
loaded from the ear, vessel or other
vehicle in which the same was or is
being transported and to charge and
collect from the owner thereof such
fees for the inspection Of such grain
az may be fixed By the secretary Of
agriculture, who shall have tsae power
70 AK the rate Of charges for the Id
spection Of grain and the manner in
which charges shall be regulated in
such manner as will, III the Judgment
Of the secretary Of agriculture, pro-