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 · _~.1567· “ ,“ TITLE ·§$.—-·T1t'RRITOR,1Es A Qin detail, under oath; quarterly, or more frequently it required, .to,` the court, the Attorney General, and the Secretary oi the Tpeesury, and all public moseyj received by him and his depaties for tees or»on· any. other account shall be paidrout by the clerk on `the order A of the court, duly made and signed by the _ judge, and any balance hgremajinlng in his hands after all pay- ments ordered by the court shall hare been-made shall be by him covered into the, Treasury of the United States at such times and under auch- rules and regulations as the Secretary ot the Treasury`_my prescribe; The clerk may employ necessary clerical help with Tthe approval and at; compensation to benxed by the court to aid, him in the expeditious- discharge of the business ot, his  Any person so employed shall be paid by the clerk. on the orderiot the court, as other court expensesare paid. (Ima 6, 1900, c. 786, § 10, 31iStat..325.) V ( fe · ,108. Commasiwmer to be ex oicio justice of peace; power to grant  uorpwr; othu powers and dutiea.——‘El*he· commlsy · sioners shall be- ex .o@clo Justices of the peace, recorders, and probate judges, and shall perform ‘ all the duties and exercise all the powers, civil and crlmlnal, imposed or conferred on the Q United States commissioners- by the general laws ot the United states and the special laws applicable to   s _ · They. shall also have power to grant writs of- habeas corpus for the   ot inquiring into the cause of restraint ot liberty, which writs shall 'be made returnable before a district judge and like proceedings  be had thereon as lf the same had beengranted by the judge under the general larva of the _ United Statu. in such cases. The commissioners shall also have the powersnof notarles public, and shall keep .a.memoran_- dum ot all deeds: andzother instruments of writing aclmowledged before them and relating to the title to or transfer ot property within the district, which memorandum shall be sub— . ject to public inspection. _And all records of. instruments of writing made prior to June 6, 1900, *by any United States commlasioner in the Territory of Alaska are declared, to be public records of such district and shallrhaye the same force and effect as it recorded in conformity with the provisions of this sub—- chapter;. ·  ._ -,  The commissioners shall also keep a_ record, of all fines and forteiturw received by them, and shall pay over the" same quarterly to the clerk of the division of the district court- in which they were appointed, (June 6, 1900, c. 786, I 6, 81 Stat. 323-) J . ’ oa _ _ · W .- · 109. District attorneys; residence, duties, |8l8i’Yr $116 Rl- sists¤t•.—¢Four, district attorneys shall be appointed `tor the Territory, one ot whom shall be axigned to each division and shall mlde at such place In the division as the Attorney General shall direct. They shall each perform the duties iequuea _ to_be performed by United States district attorneys ln. other districts, and such other duties as may be required by law; and ·they shall each receive a salary of $5,000 and shall not while in omce accept retainers or engage in any _ other law business in the Territory than that pertalnlng to the duties ol their omce. The Attorney General rnay, upon the recouunenda; tion of. the district“ attorney, appoint and at pleasure remoye one or more mistant district attorneys and one or more clerical assistants, whoshall receive ·such compensation as the Attorney General may ur, to be paid as other assistant; United Statesr district attorneya and; clerical assistants are paid. "In `thecase of the death ordlsablllty ot a district attorney the judge may appoint a suitable person to ull the omce until his successor is appointed and oualllled or until to the disability is removed. (June 6, 1900, c. 786, B 8, 31 Stat. 324; Mar. 3. 1909. c.269,§}i,35Stat..841,.)” ‘  ‘ 110. Marshals and deputies; rmdence; salary; duties; powers.-Four United Statesmarshals shall be appointed for the Territory, one of whom shall he assigned to each division and shall reside at such place, in the division as the Attorney - General shall direct, Each marshal shall have authority and

syn 11vsuL.·1R_ `1·_0ssEss10Ns. l§ 114 be required to appolnt, subject to the approval of the Attorney `_ General, such deputy marshals as he may deem fnecessary for — fthé. eiiicient execation of the `lawfand the orders ot the ceurt _ sand of the conrmissioners appointed as herein prevlded. 7 . ·· `Each marshal shall receive an annual compensation of $4,000. _ _ When ln .thé· opinion of the Attorney `General the, public ,. interest requires it, j he may, on the recommendation of the . marshal, which recommendation shall state the facts as distin- ‘- guislred from c¤¤¢1¤s10¤’s, showing necessity for the same, allow the marshals to empl0y,,,necessary 0$ce deputies and `clerical assistance, upon salaries U te. be hxed by the Attorney n General, from time te time, and lpaidlas other edcers ot the cburt are paid. Whexr any jot such emce deputiesjs engaged in ·· · the service or attempted servicelot any svrit, process, subpmna, or other order ot the court, or when newarily absent tram. the..place ot his regular employment upon, enleial; business, he sl1al1,_be`al10wedl_his-actual traveling expenses only, and his l necessary and actuan expenses for lodginga and subsistence, not = to eiceed $4 per day, and. the necessary actual eipenses ln- n transporting prisoners, including necessary guard hire; and he . shall make and render accounts thereet as previded fer, Y Each marshal shall have the general antherlty and. powers ll : and be subject to the- obllgations ot United States marshalslin F the States and .'l?erri_t0ri*es. `He shall be the executive e&cer ¤ thereof. and with the transportation and, cnstedy et prisoners _ ¤ and insane andhe. shall be ex 0Qclo keeper of the jails ·' ahd penltentiaries at the ’division· at the district te, which he · "may be assigned, and shall be respcinsible on his e&clal bond · for the acts of all deputy. marshals appointed by him. In `case T of the death 'ot a marshal the district judge shall appoint a - suitable person te fill, the vacancy until his successor is ap- r ‘ pointed and' qualified. The persons so appointed shall give such » bands as the court may require., _ _ - · · ‘, ‘ " r The marshal shall deliver persons dnly adjudged insane in the ». Governor, with the .-approval of the Secretary of the Interior, . may designate, and for the service or process in connection with L. and the guarding and transportation of the insane he shall be ¤ compensated as in the case ot. prisoners. — _ g. L _ The deputy marshals shall be ex omclo constables and execu» » . five oillcers ot the commissioners herein proiided for, and shall have the powers and- discharge the duties of ·United Statw ~ deputy marshals, and also these et constables; under the laws » of the United States applicable te said district. (June 6, 1900, l_ c. 786, §§ 9, 10; 31 Stat, .324, 325; Mar. 3, 1909, c. 269, §_ 6, 35 $g;;{_·341_). t ; .. ._ _· P Q.,. l s 111. Increase of rngrshal’s bond.-—-Whenever the bnslne$ et r the ceurts, in any. division .0t the ‘ Territory ef.A1aska.·‘sha1l · the 6Qclal bond required bylaw., a bend gina sum not to exceed E $7,500 shall be given when required by the c Attorney Qeneral, - who shalrnx the amount thereof. (Mar. 3, 1890, c. 429,5 459. e .30 Stat. 1336; Jan. 22, 1902, c. 3, 32 Stal;'2.) ‘ _ ’ I 11-2. Appointment bf attarneyn, Tngdges, and marshals.-—-The ' . attorneys, Judges, .and‘ the marshals provided for ln this sub- L chapter shall he appointed by the President, by and with the l advice and consent all the Senate, and shall hold their respective » otllces `for the term of four years and until their successorsst are appointed and qualihed, tmless seoner rembyed eby the l, l President for cause. (Jnne~6, 1900, c. 786, § 10, 31_Stat. 325. )e . 113. Salaries, how payable.——¤-The salaries et judges, marshals, clerks, and district attorneys shall be payable from the · districts. (J e 6, 1900,sc. 786,% 10, `1 Stat. 325.) _ _ l 114. Trave&g expenses.-·—The · marshals, judges, clerks of l  paid their actual traveling and subslstence*expenses when
 * of the court, and charged with the execution at all processes;
 * dlstrict to the authorities of such asylum  sanltarium as the
 * makelt necessary, in` opinion of the Attorney Qeneral, for
 * the marshal for said ision to ramxsu greater security than
 * Treasury of the- Uni-ted States, as; like `qfhcers are paid in ether
 * e0urt,'and district attorneys shall, in `atlilitimrtd their salaries,