Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-06-20

huie o-DOckage on Wheat, oats OF
barley shall be determined by first re-
moving the foul matter contained
therein, and then graded according to
the actual weight Of the grain, deduct
ing the number Of pounds per bushel
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 warehouse
men is directed to the provision Of the
law requiring the submission Of an an
nual statement Of its business to the
State Grain Commission on banks to be
furnished by the Commission before
July 18th Of each year
Rule 10-Where grower delivers
grain to a warehouse and demands that
said grain be placed in special pile, it
shall be the duty Of the warehouseman
to accede to the request but it shall be
incumbent on the owner Of the grain to
place a distinguishing brand on each
and every sack and the warehouseman
shall inscribe the mark on the ware
house ticket issued. In delivering such
special pile to the holder of the re-
ceipts the warehouseman shall deliver
the entire lot of grain delivered by the
farmer or grower and as represented by
the tickets surrendered.
Rule lit is provided that the
warehouseman shall not be compelled
to store hay in grain warehouse, ex-
cept at the option of the owner of the
warehouse.
Rule Pit shall be the duty of ev-
cry warehouseman to deliver the exact
grade and weight of grain as called for
in the ticket surrendered to him. In
event Of failure to deliver the grade
and weight of grain called for in the
tickets, it shall be the duty of the In
spector or deputy to inspect such grain
and determine the amount of dockage
to be placed upon the grain to make it
of equal grade to the tickets surren-
dered. Both parties shall accept the
decision of the Inspector or his deputy
as final
Refusal of the warehouseman or buy
er to accept such decision shall subject
their license to be-cancelled by act of
the state grain commission.
Rule 13-The fees charged by the
State Grain Inspector or deputy, when
called upon to settle disputes, as above
set forth shall be his actual and neces-
sary travelling expenses which shall be
paid one-half by the buyer and one half
by the warehouseman.
Rule 1.-THE Commission holds that
the annual license fee Of IS shall apply
to each and every warehouse, elevator,
flour mill, or individual, firm or cor.
poration, engaged in buying or hand
ling hay, grain, wool, or farm products
within the state and to buyers who are
working independently within the state
who are now operating warehouses.
Rule 15-The rate to be charged for
inspecting grain at Lewiston terminal
in carload lots shall be rs cents Der
carload when inspected in and rs cents
per carload when inspected out; the
charge to be borne by the party apply
ing for the inspection, but the inspec.
tor shall not be compelled to inspect
such carload lots in transit unless I'm.
loaded at the expense Of the parties
requesting inspection.
When required to certify to weights
there shall be an additional charge Of
cents per ton for sacked or bulked
grain and s cents per ton for hay.
Rule l6-Where special pile Of grain
. sold to two different buyers. each
buyer is entitled to receive the number
II sacks which he bought Of the aver.
age weight and quality as delivered to,
The warehouse.
Rule 17-Wheat which is sufficiently
eieached, soft, or containing sprouted
'r damaged kernels SO as to affect its
'aiue to the extent that it is not good
enough to grade No. and testing not
ess than SO pounds. to the measured
'ushei shall be graded No. 2 and shall
% discounted not to exceed Q cents Der
'ushei from the price of No. 1, the dis.
cunt to be discretionary with TIE