FIFTY·FIFTH CONGRESS. Sess. Ill. Ch. 429. 1899. Sec. 451. That an appeal can not be dismissed on the motion of the . D·>,f¤¤*i*¤r·;g¤¤¤¤k- appellee on account of the undertaking therefor being defective, if the mg °w °° ' appellant before the determination of the motion to dismi s will execute a sumcient undertaking and tile the same in the appellate court, upon such terms as may be deemed just. _ Sec. 452. That no provision of this chapter in relation to appeals or Emu of 1¤w.h•»w right of appeal must be construed so as to prevent the defendant in a '°“°"°°‘ just1ce’s court from having the judgment reviewed in the district court for errors in law appearingupon the face of such judgment or the proceediugs connected therewith. CHAPTER Fon.·rY·1•·oUn. OF MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS IN RELATION TO CRIMINAL PBD- CEEDINGS IN JUsrroEs’ GOU”B.'l‘S. Sec. Seo. 453. Qualification of bail. 470. Marshals and commissioners shall 454. Security for costs. have privilege of examining prem- 455. Who may act as attorney. ises, etc. 456. Special deputies. 471. Drnggists and apothecaries not to 457. Fees of officers, witnesses, jurors, se l intoxicating liquors, etc. interpreters, etc. 472.•Penalty for selling liquors without 458. "District attorney" construed. I license. 459. Increased bond of clerk and marshal. 473. Penalty for violation of provisions 460. Tax on business and trades. of license. 461.. Penalty for evasion of tax. 474. Prosecutions for violations of pro- 462. Limiting sale ofintoxicatiug liquors visions of this Act shall be on and defining term "intoxicating information filed, etc. liquor." 475. Where liquor shall be sold. 463. Who shall issue licenses. 476L When application for renewal of 464. Restrictions imposed before license license must be made. will issue. 477. Provisions of this Act not to inter- 465. Before license issues applicants for , fore with Federal internal-revenue must file petition. laws. 466. No intoxicating liquor to be sold to 478. Licensee not to allow female, minor, minors. To whom licenses maybe or person convicted of crime to issued. , sell, etc. 467. License to be issued for one year. i 479. Inteqpretation of words "singular" 468. Two classes of licenses-wholesale · an "plural." and retail, i 480. When provisions of this Act shall 469. Licenses shall be framed. , take effect. Sec. 453. That the qualifications of bail in criminal actions in jus- Q¤¤·¤i¤·>·¤¤¤··f M1- tices’ courts, and the justification thereof, shall be conducted in the manner hereinbefore provided for like proceedings in the district court. Sec. 454. That the justice may, in his discretion, require the private S¤<··¤rity f··r···>¤*¤· prosecutor in a criminal action to give security for costs and disbursements before filing or receiving a complaint therein. Sec. 455. That any person may act as attorney for another in a ugly: my ·r=~· M- justice’s court, except a person or officer serving any process in the y` action or proceeding other than the subpoena. _ Sno, 456. That whenever it appears to a justice that any process or S¤¤¤i¤¤·*¤r¤*i¤¤- order authorized to be used or made by this Act will not be served finwant of an officer, such justice may appoint any suitable person not being a party to the action to serve the same; such appointment may be made by an indorsement on the process or order in substantially the following form and signed by the justice, with his name of office: ‘* [ hereby appoint A B to serve the Within p1‘0ceSS, 01* order/’ as the case may be. _ _ _ _ Sec. 457. That the judge of the district court or the judges of the Fm cfcmccrsvmrespective divisions of the district court for the District of Alaska shall ;$‘§;_g‘Qjj’”· “"°"‘ forthwith prepare, and, with the approval of the Attorney-General, promulgate necessary rules and regulations not in conflict with thisAct or the general laws of the United States, for the guidance and control of the court commissioners acting as such, or acting as ex officio justices of the peace, probate judges, coroners, or civil magistrates within said District- and he or the shall also, with the approval of the Attorne · , Y Y 7
