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ton of an estate being insolvenf. 15
Apportionment ofan insolsent estate


among creditors O0
Granting letters testamentary. or


letters of administration or guaI-


dianship, %


SEC BE Il further enacted. That the
Office of Typographical Engineer be and
the same IS hereby abolished, from and al.
ter the first day Of april next; Procided, that
| IT, from any unavoidable cause, said Engin-
eer shall be prevented from completing his
survey already commenced. on or before
the first day of April, be may proceed as
soon hereinafter as practicable, to complete
the same, for the salary, up TO said lst day OF
April


sEc. 3. And Be At further enacted. That
all laws, or parts of laws. contrary to, OF
conflicting with the provisions ofthis act, be
and the sare are hereby repealed-aDd this
act shall not take effect until after the expi-
talion of the terms of service Of The officers
now in office, but shall take e1ec, on any
officers to be affected by this act. who may
be elected or appointed after The passage of
this act


Approved February 10, 1914.


