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Ch. 31. No. 15.[ 0 Weights and Measure.

Weighing instrument, shall be Hable to a fine of twenty-five
dollars.

42. Any Inspector who stamps or marks any welght or
measure without duly verifying the s same, by comparison
with the proper secondary standard or standards in’ his
possession, shall be lable to a fine of twenty five dollars.

43. Any Inspector who knowingly stamps or marks any
weight or measure not at that time used or intended to be
used within his inspection district shall be liable to a fine
of ten dollars.

44. very person who knowingly makes or. sells, or
knowingly causes to be made or sold, any unjust weight,
counterpoise, measure, or weighing instrument, shall be
liable to a fine of fifty dollars, or in the case of any sub-
sequent offence, to a fine of one hundred and twenty
dollars, or to be imprisoned for three months

45. Every person who forges or counterfeits, or causes or
procures to be forged or counte rfeited, or knowingly acts or
assists in forging or counterfeiting, any stamp or mark used
for stamping or marking any weight or measure under this
Ordinance, shall be lik ible to a fine of two hundred and forty
dollars or to be imprisoned for four months,

46. Ievery person who knowingly sells, utters, disposes of,
or exposes for sale any weight or measure with any forged or
counterfeit: stamp or mark thereon resembling or intended
to resemble any stamp or mark used under this Ordinance
shall be liable to a fine of one hundred and twenty dollars.

47. Kevery weight or measure having thereon any forged
or counterfeit: stamp or mark resembling or intended. to.
resemble any stamp or mark used under this Ordinance,
shall be forfeited to the Crown and may at any time be seized
by the Inspector of any inspection district within which the
same is found.