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 FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 182. 1890. 87 and laws; and writs of error and appeals in all such cases shall be WWW 0* *=¤‘¤>¤‘» M made to the supreme court of said erritory, as in other cases. Sec. 10. Persons charged with any odense or crime in the Terri- Crimes wd0m,,,,,,, tory of Oklahoma, and for whose arrest a warrant has been issued, may be arrested by the United States marshal or any of his depu— Mmm 0,, w,,,.,.,,,,,_ ties, wherever found in said Territory, but in all cases the accused shall be taken, for preliminary examination, before a United States mxsmmm examicommissioner, or a justice of the peace of the county, whose office “““°"· — is nearest to the place where the offense or crime was committed. All offenses committed in said Territory, if committed within any 1’r0secutions mm organized county, shall be prosecuted and tried within said county, ""“'* and if committed within territory not embraced in any organized county, shall be prosecuted and tried in the county to ·which such territory shall be attached for judicial purposes. And all civil cava mts. actions shall be instituted in the county in which the defendant, or either of them, resides or may be found; and when such actions arise within any portion of said Territory, not organized as a county, such actions shal be instituted in the county to which such territogy • is attached for judicial purposes; but any case, civil or crimin, mmofmm may be removed, by change of venue, to another county. ‘ Sec. 11. That the following chapters and provisionsof the Com- um or Nebrssks piled Laws of the State of Nebraska, i11 force November iirst, j,‘§‘,§§_‘*°d °° 0**** eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, in so far as they are locally applica le, and not in conflict with the laws of the United States or with this act, are hereby extended to and put in force in the Territory of Oklahoma until after the adjournment of the first session of the legislative assembly of said Territory, namely: the provisions of articles two, three, and four of chapter two, entitled "Agriculture;" Ag,-mmm,_ of chapter four, entitled "Animals;" of chapter six, entitled “As- Animals; Assign. signments;" of chapter seven, entitled “Attorneys ;" of chapter ten ""‘§°,f;m,,y, entitled “Bonds and oaths—official ;" of chapter twelve, entitled nouns me mms, " Chattel mortgages;" of chapter fourteen, entitled “Cities of the mgmtql mortgages; second class and villages;" of chapter fifteen, entitled "Common q§Z;§,§;, mW_ law;" of chapter sixteen, entitled " orporations;" of chapter eight- corporations. een, entitle “Countys and county officers ;" of sections fifteen couuey omemm, and sixteen of article six of the constitution of said State, and of chapter twenty of said laws, entitled "Courts-—probate;" of chap- p,.,;,.;., .,0,,,.,, ter tweniiy-three, entitled “Decedents;" of chapter twenty-four, en- ummm; nepu. titled " eputies;" of chapter twenty-five en itled “Divorce and m}?;,,,,.,,, ,,,,1 ,u_ alimony;" of chapter twenty-six, entitled “Elections;” of chap- mgptbm ter twenty-eight, entitled " ees;" of chapter thirty-two, entitled rm; ri-Ami., "Frauds;’ of chapter thirty-four,ent1tled"Guardians and wards;" Guardians ue of cha ter thirty-six, entitled “Homesteads;" of chapter forty-one ""°°‘ entitled “Instruments negotiable;” of chapter forty-four, entitled m§n¤,g9¢{;*;;:e;;¤s¤¢r¤· " Interests;" of chapter forty-Six, entitled ‘ J ails;" of chagilter fifty, mt;. ’ entitled “Liquors;’ but no icenses shall be issued under t is chap- Liquors. ter; of chapter fifty-two, entitled “Marriage;" of chapter fifty-  M¤"i¤d three, entitled ‘ ‘ Married women ;" of chapter nity-four, ent1t1ed “Me- ue¤¤A¤a¢¤·ue¤¤,m. chanics’ and laborers’ liens;" of chapter sixtv-one, entitled “Notaries N¤¤¤’i¤· public;" of chapter sixty-two, entitled "Oaths and aiiirmations;" 0v·ths,etc. of chapter sixty-three, entitled “Occupying claimants ;" of article one mQg¢¤v¥*¤8 ¢¤¤i¤- of chapter seventy-two, entitled "Ra1lroads;" of chapter seventy- three, entitled “Real estate;" and the provisions of part two of said R¤¤1¤¤¤¤¢e·_ _ laws, entitled “Code of civil procedure," and of part three thereof, °'“* *“’d entitled “Criminal code. " _ _ The governor of said Territory is authorized to divide each county meemm precincts. into election precincts and into suchdpolitical sub-divisions other than °°°‘ school districts as may be redluire by the laws of the State of Nebraska ; and he is hereby authorized to appoint all officers of such Appointment ct orcounties and subdivisions thereof ashe Shal deem necessary, and all °°°"‘ °°“ election officers until their election or appointment shall be provided ·