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per ton, free storage for 90 days
from date of delivery. storage there
after not to exceed 10 cents per ton
per month or fraction thereof; for
hay the handling charges shall not
exceed 81 per ton and 10 cents per
ton per month or fraction of month
after the first of the month following
date of delivery.
Rule THE State Grain and Hay
Inspector or deputies shall have the
right to examine at all times during
business hours any hay, grain, wool
or other products stored in a public
warehouse and he may if he deem it
advisable grade such hay, grain,
wool or other products, and mark
the grades thereof upon the hay,
grain, wool or other products thus
examined and stored, and every
such warehouseman, his agents or
servants shall furnish proper facili-
ties for such examination, grading
and marking.
Rule S-Dockage on wheat, oats
or barley shall predetermined by first
removing the foul matter contained
therein, and then graded according
to the actual weight of the grain,
deducting the number of pounds per
tushal of the foul matter contained |
therein and each warehouse shall
provide itself with the necessary
screens and scales to determine the
percentage of dockage.
Rule 9-Attention of all ware
housemen is directed to the provision
of the Law requiring the submission
of an annual statement of its bust
ness to the State Grain Commission
on blanks to be furnished by the
before July 18th, each
year.
Rule 10-Where a grower deliv-
ers grain to a warehouse and de-
mands that said or in be placed in
special pile, it shall be the duty of
the warehouseman to accede to the
request but it shall be incumbent on
he owner of the grain to place a
distinguishing brand on each and
very sack and the warehouseman
hall inscribe the mark on the ware !
louse ticket issued. In delivering !
iuch special pile to the holder Of !
he receipt, the warehousemzn shall !
Ieliver the entire lot of grain de- !
ivered by the farmer or grover and !
IS represented by the tickets sur I
endered. I
Rule lit is provided that the {
shall not be compel !
ed to store hay in a grain ware :
louse, except at the option of the !
vner Of the warehouse. {
Rule 12-It shall be the duty of i
very warehousman to deliver the &
zact grade and weight of grain as :
allied for in the ticket surrendered
, him. In event of failure to de- n
yer the grade and weight of grain
lied for in the tickets, it shall be
e duty of the Inspector or deputy
inspect such grain and determine
e amount of dockage to be placed
ION the grain to make it of equal
ade to the tickets surrendered.
9TH parties shall accept the decis-
q Of the Inspector or his deputy as
al.
Refusal Of the warehouseman or
yer to accept such decision shall
bject their license to be cancelled
act of the state grain commits
m.
Rule 13-The fees charged by
. State Grain Inspector or deputy,
ZEN called upon to settle disputes,
above set forth, shall be his ac-
Il and necessary travelling expen-
J which shall be paid One-half by
. buyer and one-haif by the ware
useman.
In effect on and after May 4.
IL.
aho State Grain Commission.
Daniel w Greenburg, Chairman.
Ed. Ellsworth, IT,, Inspector.
Headquarters, Lewiston, Idaho.
The official Daily Program Of
second annual assembly of the