Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-08-07
WAREHOUSE REGULATIONS

The Public Service Commission of
the state has issued bulletin
giving the rules and regulations for
public and terminal warehouses as
| promulgated, issued and finally
adopted as required by Chapter 81 of
the session laws of 1911. They are
as follows:
Rule /. Special piling Contents
Of receipts-When requested by the
owner, different varieties of grain or
hay must be piled IN separate piles,
with the name of the owner or some
other distinguishing mark placed
upon the receipt issued therefor. The
receipt must, when requested by the
owner, show the rate OF storage
if issued for wheat, the variety must
be stated by name, and such receipt
must state whether grain is in sacks
or bulk
Rule >. Shipment of special piles
On surrender of warehouse re-
celpts for grain or hay which has
been piled in separate piles, properly
endorsed upon payment or tender of
ali advances and legal charges, grain
or hay taken from said particular
pile or load represented by such re-
ceipt or receipts, shall be delivered
within As hours after the facilities
! for receiving the same have been pro-
| I'D oF
ceiYed by the warehouseman and
represented by such receipt or re-
ceipts, including leakage from defect
i've sacks and sweepings must be so
delivered. The number of sacks of
sWeepings must be noted separately
in the bill of lading. The warehouse
man to be paid for all sacks used in
resacking loose grain and a reason
able allowance for re-sacking and
sewing same.
Rule ). Ordering cars-Notice of
loading On surrender of the ware
house receipts, properly endorsed,
and upon payment or tender of all
legal advances, and charges the
warehouseman shall, without delay,
if requested, place an order with the
railway company for cars sufficient
| to carry the grain or hay represent
ed by such receipts. A copy of such
car order shall, without delay, if re-
| quested, be delivered or mailed to
| the owner, and when such car or
cars have been furnished, the ware
hOuseman must, without delay, if re-
quested, notify the owner by mail or
other proper means, as nearly as may
be, the time when such grain or
hay is to be loaded for shipment
Rule 4. Bulking by owner
| Whenever the warehouseman and
the owner of grain can not agree on
make for the bulking of the grail,
the owner shall have the privilege of
bulking such grain at his own ex-
pense, provided the owner receives
the grain at the car door as fast as
delivered by the warehouseman.
Rule 5. Privileges of inspectors,
samplers and others-Inspector
samplers, buyers and owners shall
have the right to visit any public
warehouse on any work day to in
spect grain or hay, or to secure sam
pies of grain: provided, that such
person desiring to inspect or secure
samples of grain or hay, shall pay or
tender to the warehouseman the rea-
sonable expense of sending a special
representative therefor.
Rule 6. Annual report-Ware-
house reports covering the receiving,
handling. storage and shipment of
grain and hay and containing other
data required by Chapter 81 of the
session laws of 1911 of the state of
Washington, shall be compiled and
filed with the commission at the
office of the chief grain inspector at
Tacoma, Washington, not later than
July 5 of each year.
Rule 7. License-The fee of one
dollar for license required by sec
ton Is of Chapter 81 of the session
laws of 1911 of the state of Wash
ington, together with bond duly ex-
ecuted (form to be supplied by the
grain inspection Department. must
be forwarded to the Public Service
Commission, grain inspection depart
ment, Tacoma, Washington, not later
than July 1, when the warehouse