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 THE JAIL. 125 Sec. 1082. The warden shall hold office for the term of four years, Term or cmce. unless sooner removed, in accordance with the preceding section. 1629 1Feb.iés643 ,8. ,V. , . . Sec. He shall receive an annual salary of sixteen hundred dol- Salary. P lars, whach shall include all fees and emoluments. Ibid. Sec. The warden shall, beibre entering upon his office, execute Bond. to the Ilmted States a bond for the iaithful pertormance of the duties ·+·—·—··—·—- thereof in the penal sum of five thousand dollars, with sureties to be H"d"°°4’P'13' approved by some judge of the supreme court of the District. Sec. 108o. _The warden shall have the exclusive supervision and con- Power and dutrol of the jails in the District, and be accountable for the safe-keepin g msof allprnsoners legally committed thereto, and shall have all the power 11,;.1,,,, 2, P, E and discharge all the duties legally exercised and discharged over said jails and the prisoners therein, prior to the twenty-ninth day of February, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, by the marshal of the District. [ses n. s. 11. s., gt sus-mo.) Sec. 1086. Persons sentenced to imprisonment in the jail may be Employment cf employed at such labor, and under such regulations, as may be pre- scribed by the supreme court of the District, and the proceeds thereof 22 Fw-. 1967. •=· applied to defray the expenses of the trial and conviction of any such 65- “·°¤"· M·l’·‘*°"· person. Sec. 1087. Nothing in the preceding sections of this chapter shall be Cvmmltment by construed to impair or interfere with the authority of the marshal of the “"“"h"· District to commit persons to the jail, or to produce them in open court 12 May, 1864, c. or before any judicial officer when thereto required. 85·¤-4.*- 13» P-75- Sec. 1088. It shall be the duty of the warden to receive such pris- Dolivcrytcmnroners, and to deliver them to the marshal or his duly-authorized deputy, °l“‘1· on the written request of either, for the purpose of taking them before Ibid, any court or judicial omcer as provided in the preceding section. Sec. 1089. The warden shall have authority to appoint such subordi- Appoiptment of nate officers, guards, and employes as are necessary for the proper man- °;_l;°'d‘”°*° °m‘ agement and safe-keeping of prisoners, which may be authorized by L;; law, subject to the approval of the chief justice of the supreme court of 3 M¤r¤b·1869.j¤· um Distric,, mn 5 mu· 151,s. 5,v. 16,p.a-42. Sec. 1090. It shall be the duty of the supreme court of the District S¤1>r¤m¤ <=¤¤r¤¢<> to make such rules for the government and discipline of the prisoners ‘“‘*k° ’“1°°· confined in the jail asshall be deemed necessary for the health, security, 22 Feb., 1867, e. and the protection of such prisoners irom cruel treatment by any per- 239 ¤· 10, V- 14. P- sou in charge thereof. ‘ ' Sec. 1091. The warden shall annually, in the month of November, W¤¤1¤¤’¤¤·¤¤¤¤l make a detailed report to the Secretary of the Interior. Tc. nxucurron nu csrrrn. oxsus. 1°·“‘1*“13’*"12‘ Sm. 1092. Whenever any person confined in the jail is adjudged to Yard? to ire; snder death, it shall be the duty of the warden to carry such judgment gguzmlu ¤’”°° ° ‘“‘° °‘°°“°‘°“· 12 r at Kaw; ly, ,0. ,8. ,V. ,p. . Sec. 1093. Persons adjudged to suffer death shall be executed withm ti(1;i¤<=¤ of ¢·¤¢¢=¤- the walls of some prison in the District, or within a yard or mclosure adjoining such prison, and not elsewhere. _ 3,’,_ 1_,._]0,p_ {53: Sec. 1094. It shall be the duty of the warden, or one of his deputies, (mm., ,,,.1,,,,-,,4 with such officers of the prison, constables, and other peace-officers as the to attend. warden or deputy may deem necessary and proper, to attend at such "";‘Ib,,,_ execution. ‘ _ SEO. 1095. The warden, or his deputy, shall invitethe district attor- Whto may bo Dey, the counsel of the prisoner, two or more physicians, and twelve l’__;’°_f;_; respectable citizens to be present at every such execution ; aud, at the mu,, [.,2, request of the person to be executed, shall also allow any of his near relatives, and any ministers of the Gospel, not more than three, to be. resent thereat. P Sec. 1096. No persons other than those mentioned in the two pre- ulgvygdsyglfvtggég ceding sections, and no person whatever under the uge of twenty-one E¥iuE,_ years, shall be allowed to witness any such execution. Ibid_ (