16 Supplement to Public Land Laws 



Commissioner of Public Lands is authorized to arrange for the 

 harvesting, sale or other disposition of the grain or. crop in 

 such manner as he deems for the best interests of the state: 

 Provided, That the sale or disposition of any such grain or 

 crop shall first be authorized by the Board of State Land Com- 

 missioners. The proceeds from the sale of any grain or crop 

 grown on state lands, shall be paid by the Commissioner of 

 Public Lands into the state treasury and credited to the same 

 fund as the rental of said lands would be credited. (Laws '15, 

 p. 267.) 



SEC. 147-a. HARBOR AREA LEASEHOLD MAY BE ASSESSED FOR 



LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS. 



That all leasehold rights and interests of private persons, 

 firms or corporations in or to harbor areas located within the 

 corporate limits of any incorporated city or town are for the 

 purpose of assessment for the payment of the cost of local im- 

 provements declared to be real property, and all such leasehold 

 rights and interests may be assessed and re-assessed in accord- 

 ance with the special benefits received, the amount of such as- 

 sessment to be limited to the benefits accruing during the term 

 of the lease, for the purpose of paying the cost of any such im- 

 provement heretofore made or which may hereafter be made 

 upon any street or other public place immediately abutting 

 upon and within a distance of one-half of a block back from, 

 but not exceeding three hundred and fifty (350) feet of, such 

 improvement. (Laws '15, p. 363, Sec. 1.) 



SEC. 147-b. LESSEE OF HARBOR AREA MAY APPLY FOR RE- 

 LEASE. 



Upon the expiration of any lease of harbor area heretofore 

 or hereafter executed, if the lessee desires to re-lease the harbor 

 area covered by such lease, he may make application therefor 

 to the Board of State Land Commissioners for a re-lease of 

 such harbor area. Such application shall be made not more 

 than sixty nor less than thirty days prior to the date of the 

 expiration of such lease, and shall be in writing and under oath, 



