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 640 SIXTIETH CONGRESS. Sess. II. CHS. 160-162. 1909. Ewhh mma, Sec. 6. That whenever the Secretary of the Interior shall find that wat:? rin- wdomestic any tracts of land, in the State of Utah, subject to entry under this ““°‘ Act, do not have upon them such a sufficient supply of water suitable for domestic purposes as would make continuous residence upon the lands possible, he may, in his discretion, designate such tracts of land, R<>¤i¤¤¤c¤ ¤<>¢ ¤¤- not to exceed in the aggregate two million acres, and thereafter they giiiéil H °° dd" ghall be pgubjepgd to rpgtry undg this Aclt without the necessity of resi- P~·<>v¢~»- ence: ravi at in su event t c entryman on an suc en ry q,F}`£"°°i°° "` shall in good faith cultivate not less than one-eighth of the entire area of the entry d1u·ing the second year, one—fourth durin the third year, and one—ha f during the fourthand fifth years after She date of such ent, and that after entry and until final proof the entryman shall resga within such distance of said land as w1ll enable him successfully to farm the same as required by this section. Approved, February 19, 1909. February 19, 1909. CHAP. 161 .——An Act To amend section ten of chapter two hundred and fifty-two, [H' B· 16274*] volume twenty-nine, of Public Statutes at Large. Public, No. 246.] [ ‘ Be it muted by the Senate and House of Representat1}ves of the United umm smeseema. States of America in Omzgrecs assembled, That section ten of chapter two hundred and fifty-two, volume twenty-nine, Public Statutes at v01. za. p. isa, Large, is hereby amended by striking out in the twelfth line of said "“‘°“"°°· section the word " two" and insertin ‘ in lplace thereof the word " three," so that said section as amendcdshal read as follows: §, I. m "Smc, 10. That when in the opinion of the Attorney-General the sneweu. ’public interest requires it, he may, on the recommendation of the pnarshal, which recplmmendation sha? staltp the factislas dgxtinguislhed rom conc usions, s owin neoessi or the same, a ow the mars als toemploy0n y Adeputiehygnd clcaricéal assistance, upon sag aries to x e ttorne — enera, rom time to time, an Bxpeuseuervinz paid as hereinafteryprovided. W5hen any of such office deputies is """"* °"‘ _ engaged in the service of any writ, process, subpoena, or other order of the court, or when necessarily absent from the place of his regular employment, on official business, he shall be allowed his actual travel- Perdicm increased- ing, expgnses only, and his necessary and actual expenses for lodging an su 1stence,_not to exceed three dollars per day, and the necessary actual eiflpenses m transporting prisoners, including necessary guard hire; an he shall make and render accounts thereof as hereinafter provided." Approved. February 19, 1909. Hreplpuarymraio S é&:B3é;AA§alg;tnIo provide for circuit and district courts of the United [Public, No. 247.] Be it     Senate and House of Representatives of the United ju;,*l:,,_”'{’},’,P,,,rfc•{f"'°'“ States of  ep Qzmgrecs assembled, That the middle division of the ttegddle division cre northern dyudicial district of the State of Alabama is hereby established, ° R_‘S_, 53q,,,_8g_ gtgriulpoésiem of the counties of Cherokee, Dekalb, Marshall, Etowah, and t'r. §f’gj¤:gcQ•gg,*°g58, Sec. 2. That a term of the circuit and the district courts of the pp.¤s,fm. ’ middle division of the northern judicial district of the State of Alabama shall be held at Gadsden, in Etowah County, in said State, on the iirst Tuesday in February and on the first Tuesday in August ggygoml of each year: Procided, however, That suitable_r0oms and accommodations are furnished for the holdings of said courts, free of all expense to the Government, until a public building shall be provided for by law.