Chap. 386.—An ACT to amend and re-enact section 3594 of the Code of Vir-
ginia, and to repeal an act entitled an act to amend and re-enact section
1359 of the Code of Virginia as heretofore amended, with reference to grain
to be ground in turn; amount of toll; penalty for violations, approved March
16, 1918. (H B 332

Approved March 20, 1920. ©

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That sec-
tion thirty-five hundred and ninety-four of the Code of Virginia be
amended and re-enacted so as to read as follows:

Sec. 3594. Grain to be ground in turn; amount of toll; penalty for
violations ; qualifying provisions——At every mill which grinds grain.
whether the same be established under an order of the court or not.
there shall be well and sufficiently ground all grain brought to the
mill for the consumption, when ground, of the person bringing or
sending it or his family, and in due turn as the same is brought. All
clean wheat of a merchantable quality, weighing not less than sixty
pounds to the bushel, brought to the mil as aforesaid, shall be ground
as the party bringing the same shall direct, into so much of the best.
extra, superfine, or family flour as the wheat will produce; and there
shall not be taken for the toll more than one-eighth part of any grain
of which the remaining part is ground into the extra or family flour.
nor of any grain of which the remaining part is ground into super
flour or meal, nor more than one-sixteenth of any grain of which the
remaining part is ground into hominy or malt. If, however, any mill
cannot without great inconvenience, grind wheat into the best flour for
toll as aforesaid, the owner of the said mill may elect to exchange
flour for wheat, provided that such exchange shall be at the same
rate of toll as above set forth, the quality of the flour determined by
inspections, if required. If, at any mill, there be a violation of this
section, in any respect, the proprietor thereof shall for every such
violation, forfeit to the party injured ten dollars; but with these pro-
visions, that the proprietor shall not be obliged to run more than one
pair of stones or rollers to grind grain brought to his mill for the con:
sumption of the person bringing or sending it, or their families, and
that such proprietor may grind grain for the consumption of his fam.
ily in preference to that of others. But nothing in this section shal
apply to any commercial mill. The words “commercial mill” shal
embrace every mill which buys grain on its own account and make:
sales of flour and meal made therefrom, but shall not include any
mill that accepts grain to be ground in turn and toll taken from th
identical grain so ground.

2. An act entitled an act to amend and re-enact section thirteer
hundred and fifty-nine of the Code of Virginia, as heretofore amended
with reference to grain to be ground in turn; amount of toll; penalty
for violations, approved March sixteenth, nineteen hundred and eigh-
teen, is hereby repealed. ,

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