FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. Sess. III. UH. 429. 1899. 1309 Sec. 211. That if an application for admission to bail be denied, no d APP“·>¤¤<>¤ v¤•>¤ subsequent application therefor can be made to another magistrate; niziigdm :::tn$i°i¤¤l; and a violation of this section may be punished as a contempt. “°’“°- Sec. 212. That the admission to bail contrary to the last section may A,fm*¤¤i°¤ *0 l>=¤i¤¤ be revoked by the magistrate who made it, or vacated by the court, or $`$im.1°i»i°$•i:?.?€sah? m` ' judge thereof, in which the defendant is triable for the crime charged. Sec. 2l3. That if the application for admission to bail, when made WW1 d¤fv¤d·¤*= to a magistrate, he denied, the defendant may appeal from the decision i»i:K'»»fPrma»iQ°`ilp]$i°SI to the court or judge thereof in which the defendant is triable for the °““°“- crime charged. Sec. 214. That such appeal is taken by a notice to the district attor- M=¤·¤¤¤· ¤f t·¤¤s ney that the defendant appeals from the decision of the magistrate, and ”°°h °”°°l' that he will apply to the court or judge thereof (naming it or him) to be admitted to bail at a time and place therein specified, the former not less than three days from the service of such notice. SEc. 215. That the decision of the court, or judge thereof granting _ D°g}§{g';,j’*°°¤’° °¤ or geplying bail, either upon an original application or upon an appeal, me IS n . SEc. 216. That bail is put in by a written undertaking. executed by ,, B=¤·,!·¤‘•{,P¤*i*a ·¤¤ two sufficient sureties, and acknowledged before the court or magistrate °"° ° °” °"'”km“' taking the same. It may be substantially in the following form: First. Before indictment :_ “An order having been made on the day of , eighteen hundred and , by A B (adding his official title and place of jurisdiction), that C D be held to answer upon a charge of (stating brieliy the nature of the crime), upon which he has been duly admitted to bail in the sum of dollars, _ "We, E F, of (stating his place of residence and occupation), and G H, of (stating his place of residence and occupation), hereby undertake that the above-named O D shall appear and answer the charge above mentioned, in whatever court it may be prosecuted, and shall at all times render himself amenable to the orders and process of the court; and, if convicted, shall appear for judgment, and render himself in execution thereof, or if he fail to perform either of those conditions that we will pay to the United States the sum of dollars” (inserting the um in which the defendant is admitted to bail). Second. After indictment and before judgment: "An indictment having been found ou the day of , eighteen hundred and , in the district court for the District of Alaska-, division No. , charging A B with the crime of (designating it generally), and he having been duly admitted to bail in the sum of dollars” (the remainder of the undertaking may be in the words of the torm numbered one, substituting the word “indictment" for the word Hcha;I·gB77)· Third. Upon an appeal: “A judgment having been given on the day of , whereby A B was condemned to (setting forth the terms of the judgment generally), and he having appealed from said judgment and been duly admitted to bail in the sum of dollars, ¢* We, U D, of I stating his place of residence and occupation), and E l·`, of (stating his place of residence and occupation), hereby undertake that the above-named A B shall in all respects abide and perform the orders and judgments of the appellate court upon the appeal, or if he fail to do so in any particular, that we will pay to the United States the sum of dollars" (inserting the sum in which the defendant is _ admitted to bail). _ Sno, 217. That the undertaking must be dated and signed by the uEc'},*}f_‘_,f“k’”¤· l'" sureties in the presence of the magistrate taking the bail, and he must append thereto a certificate signed by him,with his name ofoffice, and substantially in the following form: ·‘ Taken and acknowledged before me the day and year above written.” _ _ _ Sec. 218. That the qualifications of bail are as follows; ba3{¤¤1¤¤¤=·*¤¤¤¤ °f First. Each of them must be a resident within the district; but no
