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 546 FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cus. 1329-1331. 1902. tives of the deceased, who may conveniently have notice thereof, and of other persons, and immediately thereafter to deliver such will or codicil to the supreme court of e District of Columbia, holding a special term as a probate court or to the register of wills until ue proceedings may be had for provin the same, or until it be’demanded an executor or other rson au51orized to demand it, for the ur- Y _ P9 P pose of having it proved according to law. _ A¤¤¤¤¤ r¤1>¤·J¤<i- Amend B80h10D 1636 b addin at the end of the ra ra h numbered v°i' u' P' lm' “Eig~hth" the followingparag1gaph· pa g p V¤¤¤·v.¤¤=- "Ninth. Acts and parts of acts relating to the organization and powers of vestries, trustees, or other governing bodies of any religious . enomination. ‘ At the end_ of chapter sixty, entitled “Repeal provisions," and following section 1642, insert the following section: amy of- Sec. 1643. That nothing herein contained shall be held to aifect the v»1.s1, p. ws. term of office of any udicial or other officer holdin office when this code tl E !'¤¤¤P¤¤¤· goes into effect an operation, except when, as in the case of the presiegnt justices of the peace and constables, a contrary intention is man ested. Approved, Jnme 30, 1902. ·I‘¤• W 1**- of . 1880.-—·An Act  in the State of South Dakota title to a section [Public, 1%.271.] I · b Be iten‘e:1atedZg:;tkelg"ena¢cm¤dHouuof e9veso_fl;th§Uni¢eog 'tateao mericain magrecs theti eofte tateo mgmgxhgagg South 1£kota to the section of land described in section three of chapter vs], s;,, m, twelve hundred and fifty-seven of the Act of Congress approved October first, anno Domini eighteen hundred and ninet , be, and is hereby, confirmed and made abso ute in the said State freed from the conditions therein im d; the roceeds thereof if sold, to be used in aid of the H C  E fl) 7 militia of the State 0 South Dakota. Approved, June 30, 1902. June 30. 1902- CHAP. 1831.-An Act To prevent any consular omcer of the United States from [Public. N0_ gg;] accepting may appointment from any foreign state as administrator, guardian, or to gpgpghggggyog mthout iirst executing a bond, with security, to be approved C I S M S Be it jzzajied by t/ua Sgzate and H0u’7Ia£Za6é'Rr1$·presentativea gfth¢mUnite¢g °¤¤“ °’ ° °°· tate.; 0 merwa in ongress use at no consu ar officer o mcisshiisigiwdgiei the United States shall acce t an appointinent from an foreign state m d _ P P0 Y {,,*{¥,°;§#,{’{§§',_ ‘”,,§c_Q as administrator, guardian, or to any other office of trust for the settle- wappmve bond. or of persons under legal disabilities, without executing a bond, with security, to be approved by the Secretary of State, and in a penal sum po behtixed by gx? app in suph form as henn;Iay(prescribe, conditioned or the true an ait ul per ormance of a is uties according to law and for the true and faithful accounting for, delivering, and payin over to the persons thereto entitled of a moneys, goo s, effects, and other property which shall come to his hands or to the hands of any other person to his use as such administrator, guardian, or in other _ _ fiduciary capacity. Said bond shall be deposited with the Secretary hm§ “‘ of the Treasury._ In case of a breach_of any such_ bond, any person 1n]ured by the failure of such officer faithfully todischarge the duties of his said trust according to law, may institute, in his own name and for his sole use, a suit upon said bond and thereupon recover such
 * ¤g;°c;j,f¤_*·°g§- smc ment or conservation of estates of deceased persons or of their heirs