The Wrangell sentinel., 1929-11-28


 take into consideration the neces- sities of each individual applicant and the cost of living in the place where he or she resides, and after being granted, the allowance may be discontinued or the amount may
 be diminished or increased by said Board. Each allowance shall be paid quarter-yeariy, and a warrant of said trustees on the Territorial Treasurer for the amount of the quarter payment, payable to the beneficiary or order, shall be for warded by said Board to the Com missioner within whose precinct the beneficiary resides, in time to reach such Commissioner on or be- fore the beginning of the quarter year for which the same is pay able, and shall be by the Commis- sioner delivered on or after the be- ginning of such quarter-year, to the beneficiary upon his or her ap- bearing in person before the Com missioner and exhibiting his or her certificate, and such warrant or draft shall be paid in due course by the Territorial Treasurer; Pro- vided, that in cases where it shall be impracticable, by reason of slow or interrupted means of communi- cation or travel, for the quarterly payments to reach the Commission CT or for the beneficiary to appear at the Commissioners office to re- ceive such payment during a period of more than one-quarter year, said trustees may in their discretion transmit, with a quarterly pay ment, another payment for the next following quarter and said Commits sioner, if so directed by such trus- tees, may deliver both payments at the same time. And further pro- vided that in case the beneficiary is not able and cannot appear be- fore the Commissioner in person. within a reasonable time to receive such allowance, the Commissioner may forward the same to such bene- ficiary. If the funds provided by the Legislature shall be exhausted, the Territorial Treasurer shall is- sue warrants to the beneficiary which warrants shall be an obliga- tion of the Territory of Alaska. payable out of the funds of the Territory as soon as made avail able by an act of the Legislature. (Section 4, Chapter 46, 1923; Para graph 1, Section 4, Chapter 46, 1923; Section 2, Chapter 65, 1925.)
 Section 12. Payments Outside Territory. If any person, having been granted an allowance, desires to take up his residence temporarily or permanently elsewhere than in the Territory with the permission of the trustees, such allowance shall not cease, but the Board of Trustees shall prepare such ad- ditional regulations as may be nec- essary to carry out this provision so as to properly safeguard the in- terest of the Territory. (Section 2, Chapter 46, 1923.)
 Section 13. Payment Applied on Notwithstanding any thing contained in Section of this act, said trustees, in any case in which, either at or after the time of granting an allowance they shall become satisfied that payments to a beneficiary will be subject to wasteful use or the diversion from his or her means of sustenance, they may cause the money to be paid into the hands of the Commis- sioner for the precinct of the bene- residence, or into the hands of any suitable and trust worthy person, to be paid out for the beneficiary's sustenance and benefit; and such depositary shall account quarterly to said trustees for all funds so intrusted to him, showing when, to whom, for what, and in what sums the same were lisbursed. (Section 5, Chapter 46, l923D
 Section IA. Medical Certificate on Application for Admission to Home. Any inmate of the Pioneers home eligible to receive allowance who wishes to apply for benefits under this act shall submit with his application for allowance a cer- tificate from a practicing physician who is not connected with said Home setting forth the state of health of the applicant. (Section 2. Chapter 46, 1923.)