Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 31.djvu/1008

 956 FIFTY·SlXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. CHS. 813-815. 1901. _ hours of sunset to sunrise, such lights as mag, be prescribed by the A"°"°"°“°· Light-House Board; and the said structure s all be changed at the cost and e1%pense of the owners thereof, from time to time, as the Secretary o War may direct, so as to preserve the free and convenient navigation of said river; and the authority to erect and continue said bridge shall  subject to revocation and modification when the public goo, in the judghment 2; ttlhe  pg War, so reqmres, without an expense or c arge e D1 s. “§¤<;*;¥;=tgg§¢m°¤*¤**° gEC. 6. That if actual construction of the bridge herein authorized 'shall not be commenced within one year from the (passage of this Act and be completed in three years from the same ate, e rights and privileges hereby granted shall cease and be determined. A¤w¤<1¤¤€¤¢· Sec. 7. That the right to alter, amend, or repeal this Act is hereby expressly reserved. Approved, March 2, 1901. _-T _ I - Mamn 2,1901. CHAP. 814.-—An Act To amend section nineteen of chapter two hundred and """_`"‘ gftyétx, Téventyininth Statutes at Large, approved May twenty-eighth, eighteen un an nme y-six. . Be it enacted by the Senate and House 0 f Regwesentatives of the United gg;)°g§u§;f$;°g;*gi“§; States of America in Congress assembled, That the proviso of section met wm-: commis- nineteen of chapter two hundred‘and fifty-two of the Act approved “i%‘.§jS5g, p_184_ May twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, entitled “An Act making alppropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial exjipnseslpf td e grovgrnmelnt for the dc;.] year ending J uni thetietth, p e1g teen un re an nine y-seven an or o er pu ses is ere y To snpersepgicimuit amended so as to read as follows: ,"Pr·m:ided, That a%OActs and parts °°`"° mmm °“°”' of Acts applicable to commissioners of the circuit courts, except as to appointment and fees, shall be apqlécable to United States commissioners appointed under this Act. arrants of arrest for violations of interna -revenue laws may be issued by United Statescommissioners upon the sworn complaint of a United tates district attorney assistant United States district attorney, collector, or deputy collectof m_§;s¤g¤¤l *¤V¢¤“° of internal revenue, or revenue agent, or private citizen; but no such watgarzt of arriest Ehaill be issggd upont_thelswo1ir; cpenépéatgig ofi atpr1£ - va G1 1zen un ess rs approv in wr1 mg y a H1 s IS r1c m}_>;;£ggig§;`¥6§¢§é» attorney. That United States commissiolpers and all clegks and all ` deputy clerks of United States courts are ereby authorize to administer oaths." Approved, March 2, 1901. Much 2-1901- CHAP. 815.—An Act Relative to the suit instituted for the protection of the —_"_`L_` interests of the United States in the Potomac River Flats. · g Be it fenitieted by the igenate and (f1{zieprese¢2ifatives Q; tie gniteg Di¤¤’i¤¤>f€<>1¤¤¤Pi¤- States 0 merica in ongress ass at in thecaseo the nite r1l;&i°m°l° mm States against M. F. Morris and otheiis, instituted under the Act of Congress entitled "An Act to provide for protecting the interests of the United States in the Potomac River Flats," alpproved Auglust fifth, eighteen hundred and eighty-six, Twenty-fourt Statutes, t ree hun- _ dred and thirty-five, and recently reman ed by the Supreme Court of mQ*;P;gmC$),$l*;;}{)@aD*,§6 the United States to the supreme court of the District of Columbia, s;.certai1gva}lue of cer- the latter court, fn order to carry out the mandate of the Supremg ·‘“ “' “' p'°*’°" Court and also to carry into full effect the provisions of an Act o ties. Congress a proved March third, eighteen hundred and ninety-nine Thirtieth Sptatutes, thirteen hundred and seventy-seven, entitled "Ari