The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-27
LEGAL.
Published in The Topeka State Journal,
May q, 1851

| Published in The Topeka State Journal,
| May q, 1915
| SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE BILL No. 1855.
storing, Weighing and grading Of grain,
sa sa s@sssfnsi8g sse5i?n as NSs a $ sio 3s
345, and 1868, Of the General ' Statutes ;s Of
Nos aae rsRssling saia orlg 4 aa ssesHs
| Of the General Statutes of 1909, and sec
tons tons Nos Sol / and ) of chapter 100 of the
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section l. That section 1927 of the Gen
eral Statutes of 1909 be amended so as to
ment of record for the inspection, sampling.
sampl1ng for inspection and weighing of
the state grain Inspection department.
Said department shall have full charge of
spectioh and weig hing Of grain at ali IL rail-
road terminals, public warehouses, or 9th
| business transacted will, by the fees pro-
Vlded by law, pay the salary of an assist
ant inspector and weghmaster, or wher-
to the chief Inspector. he may establish in
spection and arrange that the officer in
services an amount equal to the net reve
ha PRe o@aer at sTeh PlfSe @
may not be Inspected by writing or stamp
ing upon the bill of lading thereof. No
inspection desired or words to that effect.
Sec. .. That section 1920 of the General
Statutes of 1909 be amended so as to read
as follows: Sec. 1929. 1t shall be the
duty of the chief inspector to have a gen
eral supervision of the inspection, sampling.
grain. as required by this act or the laws
of the state; to supervise the handling, in
and weighing and storage of grain: to
establish necessary rules and REGULATE tons
therefor, and for the. management Of the
public warehouses of the state, as such
rules and regulations may be necessary
to enforce the provisions of this act
regard q
to keep proper records Of all the inspec-
tion and Meghing done into nsP and
out of warehouses warehouses licensed by
books. blanks and other material needed
in order to keep perfect and proper rec
of fraud or oppression in the grain trade,
and correct the same so far may be
in his power.
Statutes ute of 1909 be ans amended so as to read
be egb Sec to o Test of no
ing inspector assistant inspector who
shall not have had at least three years act
shall have served one year as a helper or
assistant helper to supervising inspector
ton department of the state of Kansas
and all such. officers shall be under the
they shall report in detail all the services
performed by them at. the close of each
working day: such officers to take the
same oath the chief inspector. and
each to execute Il bond in the sum of one
to be approved in like manner provided
for the bond of the chief inspector. Suit
of the bonded Officers under this act in
any court having Jurisdiction thereof. in
the county where the defendant resides.
for the use of any person injured by the
act of such officer.
Sec. 4. That section 1894 of the General
as follows: Sec 1881 That the fees for
services of the officers of the department
be reduced by the chief inspector when in
his Judgment such reduced fees will pay
for for Inspecting N or s sampling ' each ' carload.
sixty-five cents; for inspecting or reinspect-
tea centa ees for wegGnF in "n Or
out of elevators or warehouses per car.
after service is performed, ten cents: mos-
ture test. twenty-five cents: extra samples.
the to fix 6e n Which
the fees shall be collected In case any
or any of their agents or employees shall
refuse or prevent the officers of the depart
elevators. warehonses and other places in
the regular performance of their duties in
ton and weighing grain or other property
in accordance with the tenor and meaning
of this ant or b any other law n9w IN to &
same shall be guilty of es.E is ePH
as follows: Sec. 1885. That the charges
for inspection, Sampl1ng and weighing or
grain so inspected, sampled weighed,
and whenever such grain is in transit the
said charges shall be treated advanced
charges. shall. be collected and paid by the
common carrier in whose possession the
same is at the time of such inspection, sam
ping weighing.
Sec. 6. That section 1887 of the General
Statutes of 1909 be amended so as to read
a. follows: Sec. 1887. The chief inspector
shall receive annual salary of $1,000, and
all actual and necessary travelling expenses
while actually employed in performing his
duties under the provisions of this act The
other officers of the department to be
appointed by the Governor recommended
ton OF the chief Inspector for term of
two years from July first of each biennium.
may be discharged by the chief inspector
whenever he deems it advisa BILE for the best
interests of the state. Their salaries shall
be fixed by the chief inspector at
amount not to exceed one hundred twenty
five dollars per month There is hereby
created in the state treasury fund to be
known the state grain inspection de-
partment revolving fund and there is here
by appropriated to such fund all fees of
the department. belonging to the state,
aceruing on and after the first day of
the month next following the publication
of this act in the official state paper, also
all interest received by the state treasurer
on such fund which he shall report month
ly to the chief inspector. and the chief in
spector is hereby authorized TO draw and
disburse said fund, as herein provided. as
the same NAV be necessary for carrying
out the provisions of this act All the
salaries provided for in this section shall
be paid monthly. All payments out of said
revolving fund shall be upon warrants of