The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

Column No shall apply on
the following described arti-
cles: Apples, Onions Pota-
toes and Vegetables (not
canned goodsl. Beets Cab
bages. Carrots, Cauliflower.
Ceiery. Cucumbers, Eggplant.
Green Corn, Horseradish,
Melons. Onion Sets. Oyster
Plant. Partsnips, Peas, Rad
ishes, Tomatoes, Turnips,
dried or Evaporated Apples
and Peaches, Dried Beans,
Green Beans. Dried / as,
Vinegar. Tin barrelsl der
Tin barrelsl. MuskmelOns,
CantelOupes. In straight or
mixed carloads These rates
shall also apply on Grapes,
Peaches Pears Plums. Cher
ries. when consigned TO can
ming industries for canning or
rjfescr ii.r in Straight OF
mixed carloads. The mini
mum weight in straight or
mixed carloads shall be "a
900 pounds
Notes Straw. not TO exceed 1900
pounds shall be allowed free
as a preservatiye with each
carload shipment of apples,
or vegetables.
COLUMN NO. 2. Rates named in
Column No. 2 shall apply on
the following described art'-
clos: Apricots, Bananas. Cher
ries, Cocoannts. Grapes, Lem
ons, Oranges Peachee Pears,
Pineapples PGms, in straight
or mixed carloads, the min,
imum weight shall be 2O0OD
pounds.
COLUMN NO. 8: The rates named
in Column No. shall apply
on the following described ar
tieles: Canned Meats Fish
Qncluding sardines), Fruita,
Vegetables, Jeliies, Kraut.
Preserved Meats, IN canB-
boxed, preserves ana Jeilies
in wood, glass or tin Krsut
ia wood, Canned Soups, Oy s.
ters (pickled or cove) Clam
Broth or Juice in tin cans
boxed. Condensed Milk and
Evap0rated Cream, in wood
or glass, Pickles, including
Capsrs Catsup, Horspradisb
tpreparedl Mustard (prc'
pared), Olives, Table Sauces
Pepper Sauce and Salad
Dressing, in wood or glass.
The minimum weight IN
straight or mixed carloads
shall be 10000 pound
Note-When above articles ire in
glass, they are to be packe
In boxes or barrels, o. Z. B
released.
O44ln No
In making Joint rates over two or
more lines. which are not under the
same management or control either
directly or Indirectly, the following
differential shall be added 70 the on2
line rate named herein'
The arbitrary OF three ca cents pei
one hundred pounds shall be added -
the line rate. Provided. that twenty
and fNetenths GO 50 cents per one
hundred pounds for articles taking
Column No. rates. and twenty-nine
and fiye-tenths (29 81 cents per one
hundred pounds for articles taking
Column No. 2 rates, and twenty-four
(2D cents per one hundred pounds
for articles taking Column No
I 3 rates, shall be the maximum rate
for any haul between amy points IN
the State of Oklahoma.
Where two or more routes are avail
abba from point OF origin to destina
/ lion, the line or lines handling ship
ment shall charge the same rate as
/ though shipment had actually moved
over the route by which the lowest
lrate can be made.
Rule No. 2
/ ONLY one waybill shall be issued tc
cover the movement Of any carload
from point of origin TO point OF des
tination All shipments must b,
Through way.bllled Full name and
lpostOifi-e address telegraph address
lif different of eonsigpOr must bf
shown in ccnsignor's column on the
way-bill
All persons Interested In the move
ment OF these commodities should bt
present. or have representative
llg4seut 10 enable the Commission tf
luke such action In the premises a'
! q may deem Just and necessary
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
j. q. LOVE
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON.
/ tSEAI1 Commissioner
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