The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

benefits referred to him by the municipal
officers of the several cities, towns and
plantations; and to endorse on the appli-
cations certificates showing whether or
Said examiner shall keep register In
which he shall enter all the facts con-
tanned in each certificate. He shall be
of two dollars for each examination and
shall forthwith return said applications
with his certificate thereon to the board
of municipal officers from which they
came.
Section Z. The municipal officers of
cities, towns and plantations shall regis
ter the name, address and number of
ca each a,o applicant and date Of examnation
each year, on or before the twentieth day
of June and December they shall certify
to the governor and council the name and
residence of all applicants entitled as
aforesaid.
Section 8. 1t is hereby made the duty
of the governor and council to cause
warrants of fifty dollars each to be
drawn on the State treasurer payable to
each of said blind persons or their legal
representatives every three months there
after. during the life of said persons
while they are residents of this State or
until said disability is removed.
Section 9. Any person who shall make
a false affidavit in order to secure the
benefit herein provided, shall upon con-
viction, be deemed guilty of perjury and
shall be subject to the penalty provided
i 81 Ia" 'nefe'0r'-'Appr0Vea March IT,
Chapter 40.
An Act to fix the standard weight OF
certain commodities not included in
Section thirty-nine of Chapter thirty
nine of the. Revised Statutes. as
twenty-four of The Public Laws of
nineteen hundred thirteen, and to cor
rect the standard weight of a bushel
of dried apples and to change tho
standard weight of a barrel of pota-
toes.
The standard weight of a bushel of
lima beans, in good order, and fit for
shipping. is fifty-six pounds; OF shell
fifty-eight pounds; scarlet or white
runner pole beans, fifty pounds; string
beans beans, twenty-four pounds; Windsor
sixty pounds; beet greens, twelve poundsi
cracked corn, fifty pounds; cranberries.
thirty-two pounds; dandelions. twelve
pounds, lime. seventy pounds; meal, ex-
cept oatmeal, fifty pounds; Japanese mil
let 1,,n thirty-iive pounds; parsley. eight
pounds pounds; peanuts, green, TWENTY-FIVE
pears, fifty-eight pounds; peas, un-
shelled, green, twenty-eight pounds; peas,
Wunkled. hfty-siX pounds: rice, rough,
forty-four pounds; rye, fifty-six pounds;
cotton seed, forty-four pounds; Upland
cotton cotton seed, thirty pounds spinach.
twelve pounds; dried apples twenty
five pounds. The standard weight of a
barrel of -four is one hundred and nine
ty-slX pounds; of potatoes, in good order
a ai1t,, nj IT, tor shipping one hundred and
good order and fit for shipping, ona
nmnired and fifty pounds.-(Approved
March 16, 1859
Chapter iii.
An Act to amend Section eleven Of Chap
ter lWenty-three of the Revised sat
utes, as amended oy Chapter seventy
nine of the Public Laws OF nineteen
by chapter one hundred and forty
three of the Public Laws of nineteen
hundred seven, relative to defining the
boundaries of ways where the same
are doubtful, uncertain or lost
Section eleven of chapter twentv-three
OF the Revised Statutes, as amended by
cnapter seventy-nine of the public laws
amended by chapter one hundred and
forty-three of the public laws of nine
ten hundred seven is hereby further
amended by inserting after the word
thereof in the twelfth line the words
at the expense of the town wherein said
highway or town way lies so that said
section as finally amended shall read
as follows:
Section IL. When the true boundaries
OF hlshWays or town ways duly located.
or oil which the location is lost, or which
can Only be established by user, are
commissioners OF the county wherein
such highway or town way is located,
upon petition of the municipal officers
OF the town wherein the same lies shall
after such notice thereon as is required
for the location of new ways proceed
TO near the parties, examine said high
way or town way. locate and define its
units and boundaries by placing stakes
on side lines at all apparent intersect-
ing property lines. and at intervals of
not more than one hundred feet and
cause durable monuments to be erected
at the angles thereof at the expense of
the town wherein said highway or town.
doings signed by them. accompanied by
an accurate plan of the way, and if any
real estate is damaged by said action
shall award damages to the owner as In
laying out new highways in the case
of highways to be paid by the county
and in the case of town ways to be
paid by the town. Said municipal off,
GERS shall maintain all highway or town
way monuments, and replace them
forthwith when DESTROYED. If any ap-
peal for increase of damages is taken.
and the commissioners are of opinion
that their proceedings hereunder, or any
part thereof, ought not to take effect
they shall enter Judgment that the
prayer of the original petitioners or any
part thereof, designating what part is
not granted for that reason. Upon such
judgment no damages shall be allowed
for that part of the prayer of the petit
TONERS not granted, but the costs shall
be paid by the ounty.-(Approved
March 16, 1850
Chapter 112.
An Act to amend Section two of Chapter
siXty-nine of the Public Laws of nine
teen hundred thirteen, relative to the
licensing of corporations receiving de-
posts from their employees
Section two of chapter sixty-nine of
the public laws of nineteen hundred
thirteen, is hereby amended by inserting
after the word state in the thirteenth
line OF said section the words. or by
personal sureties approved by the bank
commissioner, so that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
Section 2. A corporation that may
desire to encourage thrift among its
employees by receiving deposits subject
to interest at n specified rate may apply
to the bank commissioner for a license
to receive such deposits and at the same
time file with the commissioner a COM
plete statement of its financial condition.
sufficient to satisfy the commissioner of
Its solNencN. If satisfied that the apply
ing corporation is solvent and reputable,
the commissioner may. at his discretion,
issue a license to such corporation, an
from its employees only, upon filing with
the State treasurer its bond, payable
to him and his successors in office for
the of leDnSi+OrS