The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-24

that the party issuing it has complied
with the requirements of the preceding
section, giving the book, page and name
of the county where the record of such
declaration may be found, and the day of
the filing in the office of the town clerk,
village recorder or city recorder, as here
in required, and when such certificate is
SC issued and delivered il shall have the
effect of transferring to the holder there
of the title to the commodities therein de-
scribed or enumerated, and shall be as
Slgnable by written Endorsement thereon,
signed by the lawful holder thereof
which shall transfer the title to the COM
modltles therein enumerated, and be pre-
Sumptive evidence of ownership in such
holder. No record or other notice shall
be necessary TO protect the rights of the
holder Of the certificate as against Subse-
quent purchasers of the property.
Sec i. All certificates given under the
provisions of this chapter shall be regis
tered by the party issuing them in book
kopt for that purpose, showing the date
the party to whom issued the quantities
and Kinds of commodities enumerated
therein, and the brands or other distin-
gushing marks thereon, if any, which
book shall be open to the inspection OF
any person holding any of the certificates
that may be outstanding and in force or
his agent or attorney; and when any
commodity enumerated in any such GER
tiEcate Is delivered to the holder thereof
or 1t in any other manner becomes inop-
erative, the fact and date of such deliv-
cry or other termination OF such liability
shall be entered on such register in con-
nection with the original entry of the is
Suance thereof.
Sec. .. No person, firm or corporation
shall issue any warehouse certificate for
any of the commodities enumerated in
this chapter unless such property is ac-
tually IN the warehouse or other building
mentioned therein as being the place
where such commodity is stored, and it
shall remain there until otherwise or
dered by the lawful holder of such GER
tihcate, subject TO the conditions Of the
contract between the WarehOuSeman and
the person TO whom such certificate was
issued. or MS assignee, as to the time of
its remaining in store; and no second GER
uficate shall be issued fOr the same prop
erty. or any part thereof, while the first
IS outstanding and in force. nor shall any
such commodities be by the warehause-
man sold incumbered, shipped trans
ierred or removed from the warehouse or
other building where the same was
stored at the time such certificate was
issued, without the written consent of
the holder thereof.
Sec. 8. Any one injured by the viola
ton of any Of the provisions of this chap
ter may recover his actual damages sus-
tanned on account thereof, and if wilfulIy
done IN addition thereto, exemplary dam
ages, In any sum not exceeding double
the actual damages, which actual dam
ages shall be found and returned by spe-
cial verdict.
Sec. 4. Any person who shall wilfully
Gates provided for in this chapter, or is
sue any receipt of certificate without en-
terlEg and preserving in such book the reg
lstered memorandum; or who shall know
insly issue any certificate herein provid-
ed for when the commodity or cOmmodi-
ties therein enumerated are not in fact in
the building or buildings it is certified
they are in. or who shall, with intent to
defraud. issue second or other certifi-
cate for any commodity for which or
for any part of which, a former valid
certlflcate Is outstanding and in force, or
SHALL while another valid certificate for
any part of the commodities mentioned in
this chapter is outstanding and in force
sell incumber, ship. transfer or remove
rom the warehouse or building where
the same is stored, any such certified
property, or knowingly permit the same
10 De done, without the written consent
Of the holder of such certificate, or If
any person knowingly receives any such
property or helps to remove the same he
shall. upon conviction, be punished nv
fine not exceeding ten thousand dollars,
or by imprisonment in the penitentiary
not exceeding five years
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and
De in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 81, 1903.