Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-05

No. 2 feed oats shall be oats too
light or shriveled to grade No. /, or
oats containing more than Is per cent
Of other grain OF more than reason
able amount of wild oats.
No. l White Oak shall be white,
sound, clean and free from other
grain.
Rejected oats-Oats musty, smutty,
damp, badly stained, badly shriveled
or grown, shall be classed rejected
oats.
Choice timothy hay shall be timothy
not mixed with over 5 per cent other
grasses; properly cured bright, natural
color; sound and well baled
No. | timothy hay shall be timothy
with not more than Is per cent clover
or other tame grasses, properly cured;
good color; sound and well baled
No. 2 timothy hay shall be timothy
not good enough for No 1; not over
% percent mixed with clover or other
tame grasses; fair color; sound and
well baled.
No. 3 timothy hay shall include all
timithy hay not good enough for other
grades, sound and well baled.
No. | clover or alfalfa hay shall be
timothy and clover or alfalfa mixed,
with at least so psr cent timothy,
good color, sound and well baled
No. 2 clover or alfalfa mixed hay
shall be timothy and clover or alfalfa
mixed with at least 80 per cent timo-
thy; reasonably sound and well baled.
No. ! clover hay shall be medium
clover, not over 5 per cent other tame
grasses; properly cured, sound and
well baled.
No. = clover hay shall be clover not
over ID per cent other tame grasses;
sound and well baled.
No. | alfalfa hay shall be alfalfa,
bright and sweet, green color, reason
able; not more than Is percent foreign
grasses; sound and well baled.
No. 2 alfalfa hay shall include al
falfa, somewhat bleached but of fair
color, reasonably leafy; not more than
ID per cent foreign grasses; sound and
well baled.
No. 3 alfalfa hay shall include
bleached alfalfa, or alfalfa mixed with
not to exceed % per cent foreign
grasses; but when mixed must be OF
fair color, sound and we'll baled.
No. grain hay shall consist OF
either wheat or oats, cut green; of good
color reasonably fine and bright, sound
and well baled
No. 2 grain hay shall consist Of
mixed hays containing wheat; tame
oats, not more than % per cent OF
wild oats.
No. | mixed hay shall be hay Of
the different grasses; Of good color
properly cured; sweet, sound and wei
baled.
No. 2 mixed hay shall be hay of the
/, different grasses, not good enough fol
No l; of fair color, sweet, sound and
well baled.
No. 3 mixed hay shall be hay of the
different grasses, not good enough fol
the other grades; sound and well baled
/, No-grade hay shall include all hay
badly cured, stained, threshed or in
any way unsound.
Note-The state grain commission
holds that the word grain signifies tn,
following products: Wheat, barley
oats, corn, rye and flax. That pub
lie warehouse is a warehouse where
/ grain, hay, wool, beans, etc, anc
/ other farm products are stored, anc
storage collected.
Rule 1.-The inspector shall in NJ
case make the grade of any lot O
grain above that of the poorest quail
ity found in the lot, when it clearl,
, bears evidence of having been doctor
ed or plugged for the purpose o
deception.
Rule 2-The state inspection O
grain will commence on or befor,
October l. At said date small sampl,
sacks of the standard grades, as de
termined by the state grain commits
sion, will be delivered at the express
office in Juliaetta for any applying 70
them and accompanying the applica
ton with the sum of 10 cents for eacl
sample desired.
Rule 3-The inspector shall at leas
once each year examine, test and re
quire to be corrected all scales used il
weighing hay or grain in any pulbi,
warehouse in the state, and after sucl
e scale is tested, if found to be correc
! and in good condition to seal tn
weights with the seal provided fol
that purpose and issue to the owner o
manager of such warehouse certifi
cate authorizing the use of such scale,