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 specified now in the possession of the secretary or librarian of the territory, and of volumes for the purchase of which provision has heretofore been made, the secretary is hereby authorized and directed to purchase a sufficient number of copies of the several volumes heretofore published or to be published, to çom- ply with the provisions of this act; provided, that the same can be purchased at a price not exceeding that provided to be paid per volume by the act approved, February 19, 1885 [five dollars].

§ 416. It is hereby made the duty of the auditor, upon receipt of an account for reports so furnished, duly certified as correct by the secretary or librarian of the territory, to draw his warrants on the treasurer for the amounts thereof, and there is hereby appropriated out of any money in the territorial treasury an amount sufficient to pay the same.

§ 417. The justices of the supreme court may also, at their pleasure, hold terms of court in any of the several judicial districts other than those to which they are herein assigned.

§ 418. It is hereby made the duty of the several judges, when not otherwise officially engaged, to hold terms of court in districts other than those to which they are assigned, and to hear and determine all matters at chambers from such other districts, when the judge of such other district shall be, from any cause whatever, unable to act, or in case of temporary vacancy.

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§ 419. In the entitling of a cause and fixing the venue in actions or proceedings in any judicial subdivision, it shall not be necessary to name all the counties comprising the whole subdivision, but it shall be sufficient to name the county wherein the court is held.

§ 420. All actions or proceedings, civil or criminal, now pending in any of the subdivisions in this territory which do not properly belong therein under the provisions of the code of civil procedure and code of criminal procedure, by reason of the change in the subdivisions heretofore existing by law, the venue thereof may be changed by order of the court or the judge thereof, upon the demand of either party, which demand shall be served upon the opposite party or his attorney, if either can con-