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 FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cris. 599+601. 1900. 249 ma be accepted with a width of not less than sixt feet:. Provided *‘"”"*"°”· . Theirt the parties dedicating same agree to establish btiilding restrictioii Iigglding mmcmu lines to agree with thestreet lines as shown on said plans; and streets shown on said plans as one hundred and twenty feet or more in width may be accepted with a width of not less than ninety feet :_ Provided, That the parties dedicating same agree to establish building restriction lines to agree with the street lines as shown on said plans: And pre- S b t ~ . vided farther-, That the space between the street lines, as established aetieiltbyiistegiei under the terms hereof, and the building restriction lines shall be con- §f_}§§g‘§; I}a‘,’g§¤;_“°° sidered as private property set aside and to be used for parking pur— _ poses: But prcvidedfwrther, That the Earties so dedicatingshall agree c0‘§,‘;“rg{’°§;’{}fgf‘,,,{° that said parking shall be subject to the regulations of said Commissioners in regar to height ofparking and the projection of buildings beyond the building line, and that the District of Columbia shall have a right of way through said (parking for sewers and water mains free of cost, and to lay thereon si ewalks, if, in the judgment of said Commissioners, the space between street lines is not sufficient to_ admit the construction of such sidewalks within said lines. Approved, May 31, 1900. ° CHAP. 600.—An Act To facilitate the entry of steamships engaged in the coast= May 31.1900. ing trade between Porto Rico and the Territory of Hawaii and the United States. “"_""'_"" Be it enacted by the Senate and House ofRr@recentat¢}ves of the United States of America in Congress assembled, at the provisions of the mEgu1‘§g ¤t%h*b1;¤ Act of June fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four, entitled "An tween re¤%a1ee,1=m- Act to facilitate the entry of steamships,” are ihereby extended to §,§ifé,f‘§§‘c_‘h° Umm steamships eiigged in trading between ports of Porto Rico and the V<>¥·28· 1*-05- Territory of _ waii and those of the United States. ` Approved, May 31, 1900. CHAP. 601.—-—An Act To create the southern division of the southern district of ·l“¤° r 1000- Iowa for judicial purposes, and to iix the time and place for holding court therein. g Be it enacted by the Senate and House g` Representatives of the United States of America at Congress assembl", That the counties of Lucas, mggggjiusgjigbem i¤· Clarke, Union, Adair, Adains, Fremont, Page, Taylor, Ringgold, seumem hivision Decatur, Wayne, and'A panoose shall constitute the southern division °"°“°°d‘. of the southern judicial? district of Iowa; and aterm of a circuit and cégggs °* °°“'* ¤° district court `for `said district shall be held in said division hereby ` created at Creston, in Union County, `on the third Monday of May and the fourth Monday of September of éachyear. ‘ ‘ Sec. 2. That all civil suits which shall hereafter be brought against brgvulgf Sum *0 b° a defendant. or defendants who reside in said southern division of said ` district shall be brought in said southern division; but if there are two or more defendants residing in different divisions of said district such suit may be brought in either" division of said district in which any, defendant or defendants reside'; and all mesne and final process subject P'°°°“· to the provisions of this Act issued in either of the divisions of the southern district of Iowa may be served and executed in either or all . of the divisions. __ _ _ _ _ Sec. 3. That all crimes and offenses against the laws of the United ,,,‘§§‘€’§’,$§'g.f*?" Wh°'° States committed within the counties comprising`the southern division of said district shall be prosecuted, tried, and determined at the terms _ of the circuit and district `(30l.11°lZS: herein provided for: Provided, bow- _§,",'{”{§“,'{g_ ever, Thatall prosecutions begun and pending at the takin effect of this Act shall be proceeded with and finally determined as ig this Act had not passed.