1860.

INDEX.

CHAP.

SEC.

TOBACCO

COMMISSIONERS—

Inspected tobacco to be stored out at

expense of lessee when warehouses

become too full,

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48

Tobacco sold, not to remain in warehouse

longer than six months, after which

time lessee may charge.

"

49

In absence of Wharfinger, lessee to

have charge of wharf in front of his

warehouse,

"

50

In absence of inspector a clerk of lessee

may be appointed as a substitute,

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51

A majority of the, to be a quorum and

remaining commissioners may fill

vacancies during recess of Legisla-

ture.

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52

Lessee to deliver up warehouse and fix-

tures at expiration of lease to said

commissioners, who may sue for and

recover the same in the name of the

State,

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53

Lessees to be entitled to outage and

storage,

"

54

Lessee to have such right of property

in warehouse and fixtures, as to pro-

secute any person for trespass or fe-

lony committed on the same,

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55

Lessees and employees not to engage

in the purchase or sale of tobacco,

nor receive gifts — penalty for so do-

ing,

"

56

To inspect all tobacco in regular succes-

sion,

"

57

Act to go into effect from and after the

first Monday in May, 1860,

"

58

TOBACCO

WAREHOUSES— Commissioners

named to dispose of the property,

known as the State, or so much

thereof as may be necessary, and

to erect new, in their stead,

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1

Before proceeding to act, commission-

ers to take oath, and enter into bond

in the sum of $50, 000 each, which

shall be approved by the Governor