The Press., 1917-03-29
Continued from last week.

l WlLL1NGION LIBRARY
 CONSTITUTION. Continued from last week. Art. 6. All the books belonging to Sd library shall be returned four times in a year, viz. once in every three months from the first showing at or before o'clock, afternoon on each of Sd days, and every proprietor not returning his or her book by the said three o'clock shall forfeit and pay one. eighth part of the value of said book and twelve cents for every week it l is detained afterwards.
 Art. 2. The directors with the librarian shall annually value right of single share in the library and any person so disposed to become a proprietor in Sd library may apply to the directors who if they think proper may admit Sd person on his or her paying agreeable to said estimate.
 Art. 8. Any person desiring to dispose of his or her share in said library shall certify the same in writing and lodge it with the librarian by the person to whom it is conveyed who shall if paying all the fines if any there be against said right be- come proprietor.
 Art. 9. The librarian shall not deliver any book save to a proprietor or his order in writing.
 Art. 10. Damage done to book while in the hands of proprietor shall be assessed by the librarian at the rate of four cents for drop of taHow or folding leaf and so on in proportion for every other damage net rendering as aforesaid
 Art. II. If any person being fined or assessed and refuses to pay the same his or her right shall be suspended, and if not complied with in one year his or her right shall be forever forfeited. Any person so refusing to return said book or books shall pay the whole value of the book so detained together with all the fines.
 Art. 12. Each right shall chose one book at a time and no more.
 Art. 13. The matter of choosing shall be by lot, that is it shall be determined by lottery who shall have the first choice and so on for each proprietor.
 Art. IA. The prOprietors may after the expiration of one year after the first drawing of the books out of the library lay such 8 tax on each right for the benefit of the library as may be voted by two-thirds of the proprietors there present at a meeting duly appointed for that purpose. Notifi- cation shall be given ten days previous to said meeting by a warning on the sign post signed by the directors.
 Art. 15. When the librarian and directors judge a special meeting of the prcprietors necessary for the interests of said library, the directors shall have power and authority to notify and call such meeting, giving due notice as aforesaid.
 Art. 16 In case of the removal of anyone of the proprietors by death his right in the library shall descend to one of his heirs and one only.
 Att. IT. If any proprietor lend a book belonging to the library to any person who is not a proprietor or suffer a book to be carried into 8 school he or she shall forfeit and pay a fine equal to one quarter of the value of said book.
 Art. Is. It shall be in the pow CT of two-thirds of the proprietors to make further alterations and additions to the above rules and regulations.
 Art. 19. Any person holding more than one right shall have liberty to vote in proportion.
 Art 20. No proprietor shall have any book till he has paid the sum of two dollars and signed this constitu. tion.
 Art. 2l. The propTietors shall have power in any of their regular meetings to make such bylaws for the better regulations of said society as they shall judge necessary provided that such laws be not repugnant to this constitution. Willington, April 29,