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 114 FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. CHS. 1624-1626. 1906. °0¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤*- If the juzy shall End the accused to be then insane, or 1f an accused person sh l be acquitted by the jury solely on the ground of insanity, the court may certify the fact to the Secretary 0the Interior, who ma order such person to be confined in the hospital for the insane, and said person and his estate shall be charged wit the expense of Appeal- sup rt in the said hospitall The. person whose sanity is in qnestiop shame entitled to his bill of exceptions and an appeal as in other cases. Approved, April 14, 1906. (:3;}, 3 ,- 1 of the circuit and district courts of MT;  pho United   foi·htl$cdoT1tlf:rdld£iiie§ign8bfG trllibs northern district of Alabama, and [Pub1ic,N0.100.] 0* 0* 0* I>¤*P0¤€S· Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Beprecentatv}ues of the United Aisbsmn ¤¤r¤=¤r¤ States of America in Cbngress assembled, That the regular terms of the j°·itd¤i.i;,(lii•i·r.l¤`i'£tnsm circuit and district courts of the United States for the southern_ d1v1- f;f1“°”· '“ m"”*“¤‘ sion of the northern district of Alabama shall be held at the city of ms., ms. svasss, Birmingham, in the county of Jefferson, twice in each year, on the ”‘°°‘12°' first Mondays in March and September, and that said courts shall remaip in ope; session for the transaction of business at least six months in eac calen ar ear. fx-"§_§¤¤¤,¢,0fj¤¤S¤ Sec. 2. That viyhenever the judge for the northern district of Ala- °r " bama deems it advisable, on account of disability or absence, or of the accumulation of business therein, or for any other cause, that said court should be held by the judge of some other district or circuit court, he shall, in writing, request the presiding judge for the fifth judicial cirpuit (pf the United States to assign a judge to hold the term or terms o said court. - Approved, April 14, 1906. Agri} 14, 1906. CHAP. 1626.-An Act_To provide for the abatement of nuisances in the District [ · R- 4461-] of Columbia by the Commissioners of said District, and for other purposes. lic, N0. 10 .~ [Pub 1] Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Reprecentattnes of the United i}*g*_¤tg;;{{0L*}*¤xQ:l{; States ¢y"Amerz'ca in (Zbngwxs assembler], That whenever the owner of mm on mime or any real property in the District of Columbia shall fail or refuse, °‘"'°" after the service of reasonable notice in the manner hereinafter provided, to correct any condition which exists on or has arisen from such prolperty in violation of law or of any revulation made by authority of aw, with the correction of which condition said owner is by law or by said regulation chargeable, or to show cause. sufficient in the jqdgment of the Commissioners. of said District, why he should not mlzqty of Gommin- required to correct such condition, then, and in that instance, the ‘ Commissioners of the District of Columbia may, and they are hereby Pacpeny taxed for authorized to, cause such condition to be corrected; assess the cost of °°°correcting such condition and all expenses incident thereto (including the cost of publication, if any, hereinafter provided for) as a tax against the property on which such condition existed or from which such condition arose, as the case may be; and carry such tax on the regular tax rolls of said District, and collect such tax in the same MDD, exempt manner as general taxes in said District are collected: Provided, nom criminal prose- That the correction of any condition aforesaid by said Commissioners °"°l°"‘°"" under authority of this section shall not relieve the owner of the property on which such condition existed, or from which such condition arose, from criminal prosecution and punishment for having _ caused or allowed such unlawful condition to arise or for having failed or refused to correct the same.