The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06

therein under the will or according to law.
and order the same to be distributed &C
cordingly; and alienage shall be no bar to
any person who, in other respects Is en-
titled to receive any part of such property.
II an executor or administrator neglects TO
distribute the property In his hands in pur-
suance of such order, and the parties In
| interest reside out OF the state, and had no
actual notice of any such settlement OF ac-
count, the judge on petition of any such
party. may. within six years after such
settlement, order such executor or admin
istrstor to render new account. II any
sum of money directed by a decree of the
probate court to be paid over. remains for
six months unclaimed, the executor ad-
ministrator, guardian or trustee VINO was
ordered to pay over the same shall pay
such sum OF money TO the treasurer of the
county In which the probate court has
jurisdiction, who shall give receipt
therefor. specifying the amount name of
estate and name of person entitled there
to, which said receipt shall be filed in the
probate court and allowed as a sufficient
voucher therefor.
date of the deposit, the person entitled
thereto or his executor. administrator or
assigns may present to the county commits
sloners evidence of his right to the same
and upon satisfactory proof that he or
they are entitled thereto, they shall by
warrant direct said county treasurer to
pay over to such person or persons the
amount of the original deposit with the
amount of the interest at the rate of two
percontum per annum from the date of de-
post, provided that all sums of money
turned over to the county treasurer by any
savings bank shall draw interest at the
same rate as was paid by said banks at the
time it was paid over by said bank
Such county treasurer shall annually IN
the month of January cause to be puplsn-
ed in one or more newspapers published
and printed within the county and the
state paper a list of all persons entitled
to such deposit
Such county shall have the use and In
come of all such deposits and after twenty
years from the date of such deposit, If not
claimed and paid over TO the person en-
titled thereto his heirs, executors. admin
istrators or assigns, the same shall escheat
to the county.
This act shall apply to all deposits here
tofore made under said section twenty
and within sixty days from the time this
act shall take effect. the judges OF our
several probate courts shall assign all such
deposits to the several county treasurers
and the registers shall deliver the bank
books to said treasurers, but the said TWEEN
ty years shall in such cases commence on
the date OF such transfer. But every per
son entitled to receive and be PAID any
such depost made before March twenty.
ninth, nineteen hundred and eleven, snali
be entitled to receive and be PAID the
amount of such original deposit with such
interest thereon as is shown by the bank
book of such original deposit at the GATE Oh
such payment to such person: When an
executor, administrator, guardian or trus-
tee has paid or delivered over to the per
sons entitled thereto the money or other
property in his hands. as required by de-
cree of probate court he may perpetuate
the evidence thereof by presenting to said
court without further notice within one
year after the decree is made, an account
Of such payments, or of the delivery over
OF such property; which account being
proved to tie satisfaction of the, court
and verified by oath Of the party, shall pc
allowed as his final discharge, and ordereo
to be recorded a
Improved April 4, 1881 -