104 rim xm.--run Jumcianr.-cir. 4. Powers of dis- Sec. 589. In the case provided in the two preceding sections the circuit
- ’i°i* iudgs "°??°d· jud , and in his absence the circuit justice, s all have and exercise, during
during · 1?abmty‘ suchcdisability all the powers of every kind vested by law in such dis-
trict judge. Pint this provision does not require them to hold any special
272SLg“Q·21£%j°‘ court, or court of admiralty, at (iuév other time than that fixed by law for ’’’` holdin the circuit court in said istrict. Preparatory ex- Sac? 590. When the business of a [circuit] [district] court is certified emi¤q¤i¤¤¤¤¤?d 0** into the circuit court on account of the disability of the district judge, dee ‘“b*d’:,‘l':it{ the district clerk shall be authorized, by order of the circuit judge, or, in gigs; Y is nc his absence, of the circuit justice within whose circuit suc district is
- .9-—-— included, to take, during such disability, all examinations and depositions
2 ll/[ar.,2180¥[h§. of witnesses, and make all n€c§ssarylruless.nd orders, prep§.ratory to the 27- S- ·"· »P- · final hearing of all causes o a mira ty an maritime juris iction. 10 April. 1869, c. 22, s. 2, v. 16, p. 44.- 18 Feb., 1875, c. 18, v. 18,p. 317. District judge Sec. 591. When any district judge is prevented, by any disability, from d€¤lB¤*’·*€d *0 PQ" holding any stated or appointed term of his district court, or of the cirf‘;md'l"3°° °f dm` cuit court in his district in the absence of the other judges, and that fact ’3.f’.!‘L'L. is made to appear by the certificate of the clerk, under the seal of the 29 -]**1}% 1859 °· court, to the circuit judge, or, in his absence, to the circuit justice of the 3°[5‘_}_* jg6g4E' circuit in which the district lies, such circuit judge or justice may, if in 22 s, 2,};, {6, p_d4; his judgment the public interests so require, designate and appoint the i jud e o any other district in the same circuit to hold said courts, and to discdiarge all the judicial duties of the judge so disabled, during such disability. Such appointment shall be filed in the clerk’s officc, and entered on the minutes of the said district court, and a certified copy thereof, under the seal of the court, shall be transmitted by the district clerk to the pjydge so desiggiated and appointed. Designation gi _SEo. 592. hen, from t_ e accumulation or urgency of business in any wvthef Wd8B l¤ district court, the public interests require the csignation and aplpoint- 3:)*: &fb:;€:gl“` ment hereinafter provided, and the fact is made to appear, by the cer- - %—.—— tificate of the clerk, under the seal of the cour t, to the cucuit judge, oi, 2 f‘·Pl‘¤l· lg52» °· in his absence, to the circuit justice of the circuit in which the istrict 2°[6jl:,;i[?‘18h9Y c_ lies, such circuit judge or justice maydesiggate and appoint the judge 22, S_2,v_16,p_44_ of any other district in the same circuit to ve and exercise within e district first named the same powers that are vested in the judge thereof; and each of the said district judgesdmay, in case of such appointgieint, hold separately at the same time a istrict or circuit court in suc istrict, alpd cgschalpgp pill the judipiip dutipls ogatdjsprict jpdge therein; but no suc judge s a ear ap s rom e is ric cour . _When desigpn- Sec. 593. If the circuit jiidge and circuit justice are absent from the Pl? °f ,;'[°gh?'j circuit, or are unable to execute the provisions of either of the two (prefyuugfffe U;,,;? ceding sections, or if the district judge so designated is disable or States. neglects to hold the courts and transact the business for which he ISV
designated, the district clerk shall certify the fact to the Chief Justice
80 s_2“,,¥g,’p_4l[3f of the United States, who mafy thereupon designate and appoint, in the 2April, 1852, c. manner aforesaid, the judge o any district within such circuit or within 20iy-£0._j>·1¥'g69 any circuit next contignjloias; anddsaid appoirgment shall be transjnitted P"· #°· to the district clerk an e acte upon y im as directed in the pre- 22, s. 2, . 16, . 44. . . ’ R€V°;**€l°¤p°“d 0'ihe circuit judge, or circuit justice, or the Chief Justice, as “""' “Pl’°‘"°'“°“°‘ the case may be, may, from time to time, if in his judgment the public 29 July, 1850, c. interests so require, make a new designation and aippointment of any 3°g¤X*· Yi9igé;‘*3- other district judge within the said circuits, for the uties, and with the 20 v_[°([' 5_ ’ °‘ powers mentione_ in tge three preceding sections, and to revoke any in Ap}, ,1g6g_c_ previous designation an appointment. 22, s. 2, v. 16, p. 44. Duty of district Sec. 595. It shall be the duty of the district judge who is designated i¤$ls¢ *-0 _¢0¥¤plY and appointed under either of the four preceding sections, to discharge “'“h ‘i?*“€“““°“ all the `udicial duties for which he is so a inted, durin the continuunda mtmenf l . . . . PPO . E . _..pL_.;_ ance of such disability, or, in the case of an accumulation of business, 29 -T¤lY- 1850, ¤· during the time fOI` which he is so appointed; and all the acts and pro- 3°·"··3"·9·P·“3· ceedings in the courts held by him, or by or before him, in pursuance of
