FOURTH ANNUAL YEAR BOOK — PART X. 657 



Buckwheat fifty- two pounds. 



Bluegrass seed fourteen pounds. 



Castor beans , forty-six pounds. 



Dried peaclies thirty-three pounds. 



Dried apples twenty-four pounds. 



Onions hfty-seven pounds. 



Salt fifty pounds. 



Stone coal eighty pounds. 



Charcoal twenty pounds. 



Coke tliirty-eight pounds. 



Sweet potatoes forty-six pounds. 



Lime eighty pounds. 



Sand Olio lumdiL'd and thirty pounds. 



Hungarian grass seed fifty pounds. 



Millet seed fifty pounds. 



Osage orange seed thirty-two pounds. 



Sorghum saccharatum seetl thirty pounds. 



iJroom corn seed thirty pounds. 



Apples, peaches or quinces forty-eight pounds. 



Cherries, grapes, currants or gooseberries forty pounds. 



Strawberries, raspberries cr blackberries thirty-two pounds. 



MASON WOKK OK STONE. 



Sec. 3017. The perch of mason work or stone consists of twenty-five feet 

 ^ubic measure. 



HOP BOXES. 



Sec. 3018. The standard size for all boxes used in packing hops shall be 

 thirty-six inches long, eighteen inches wide, and twenty-three and one-fourth inches 

 deep, inside measurement. 



LANDLORD AND TENANT. 



APPOKTlOrs'MENT OF KENT. 



Sec. 2988. The executor of a tenant for life who leases real estate so held, 

 and dies on or before the day on which the rent is payable, and a person entitled 

 to rent dependent on the life of another may recover the proportion of rent which 

 has accrued at the time of the death. 



TENANT HOLDING OVER. 

 Sec. 2989. A tenant, giving notice of his intention to quit leased premises 

 at a time named, and afterwards holding over, and a tenant or his assignee wil- 

 fully holding over after term, and after notice to quit, shall pay double the rental 

 value thereof during the time he holds over to the person entitled thereto. 



ATTORNMENT TO STRANGER. 



Sec. 2990. The payment of rent, or delivery of possession of leased premises, 

 to one not the lessor, is void, unless made with his consent, or in pursuance of a 

 judgment or decree of court or judicial sale. 



TENANT AT WILL — NOTICE TO QUIT. 



Sec. 2991. Any person in the possession of real estate, with the assent of 

 the owner, is presumed to be a tenant at will until the contrary is shown, and 

 thirty days' notice in writing must be given by either party before he can termi- 

 nate such a tenancy : but when in any case, a rent is reserved payable at intervals 

 of less than thirty days, the length of notice need not be greater than such inter- 

 val. In case of tenants occupying and cultivating farms, the notice must fix the 

 termination of the tenancy to take place on the first dav of March, except in cases 



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