FIFTYSEVENTH CONGRESS. SEss. I. Ch. 1329. 1902. 52 7 Amend section 146 by striking out in the twelfth and thirteenth lines m§_,*‘Q§ °‘ d°°°'*‘*¤°’S thereof the words " a deficiency of personal assets for such purposes" V¤i.`_31.p.1214. and inserting in lieu thereof the words " such debts and legacies, the A°°m°""°°"‘ deficiency of personal assets, and the real estate necessary to be sold for the payment of debts and legacies? Amend section 162 by inserting in the third line thereof, after the $§°,};*°;*’,§,{§“°- word "reversion," the words "or executory devise."' ` Amend section 163 so that it will read as follows: · " SEc. 163. LEASE or INFAN'1"S EsrA·rE.—In cases where it shall °’ *“'“'“" appear to the court that it will be to the advantage of the infant that V¢>1- =*1»1>· 1216- DIS real estate shall be demised, the said court shall have the power to P¤W¤1 01 ¤<>¤1¤· decree that the same be so demised for a term of years not to exceed the minority of the infant, yielding such rents and on such terms and conditions as the court may direct: Provided, That where the infant grvviwi f is entitled to only a part of the estate as tenant in common, joint iuéiiiiid ° mm tenant, tenant of the particular estate, or remainderman, or otherwise, all the owners of the other interests assent to the passing of such decree." _ Amend section 164 b striking out in the second line thereof the m§f’;*8°¤°°‘*"'°”"° words "as provided in the foregoin section;” also by insertin in the Msintensncesdded. fourth line thereof, after the wor¤F"mortgage,” the words "ifor his v°l’ m' " 1m' maintenance or. " Strike out the whole of sections 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, and 172. ,,§,.‘;§_“°"’ "““" Amend section 174 by inserting in the fourth line after the word A¤¢¢.1>-SM - " clerks " the words “and other necessary employees." p.§;ii$.m° wm m` Amend section 175 by striking out the proviso at the end and insert- c§Q,f1·P· lming in lieu thereof the following: ‘ v- 1219. "PromIded, That for proceedings in the probate court deposits and °° °°°"` fees shall be paid to the register of wills, who shall be entitled to demand and may require, upon the presentation for filing of a petition or a caveat to a will, a deposit for his fees to be charged for the proceedings under such petition or such caveat; and upon such deposit becoming exhausted in the liquidation of his fees so charged, he may demand and require a further de sit from the original petitioner or caveator; but such deposits shadxiiot be required in excess of fifteen dollars at any one time." . · Amend section 176 bly adding at the end of the first line thereof after Su§{§,9!*°*l°¤¤*¤P¤°* the word "persons” the words "in the discretion and.” votini, p. ms. Amend section 177 by striking out in the third and fourth lines thereof Q,Q;j*¤8l¤1 ¤dmg<‘¤· the words " immediately after the services are performed” and insert-’°` ` ing in lieu thereof the words "in advance." Amend section 178 so that it will read as follows: " SEc. 178. The clerk shall have power to administer oaths in all cases mQ{fgd‘°' °°*h¤· °*<=-· and also to take acknowledgments of deeds." v¤1.¤i.p.121¤. Amend section 182 so it will read as follows: · “SEc. 182. If a balance be found due from the United States to the §‘,{)l•gf°:*{°2g°¤"¤- clerk, the same shall be paid (out of the appropriations for fees of'` clerks of United States courts), upon presenting to the Treasurer a copy of the decree duly certified. The clerk shall, as in other cases to 0¤$m1d¤¤¤ 1>¤·v1¤i¤¤ which the United States is a party, furnish the Solicitor of the Treasury ` a copy of the decree immediately after it is pronounced.” Amend section 183 by striking out in the second line thereof the §g{b;l °g*{£*°¤· word “for" and inserting in lieu thereof the word "of."`' Amend section 185 by striking out all after the word " court " where m,§‘g{;$,° °‘ ***'°*’°°* it first occurs in the third line thereof. v<>1.¤i. p. 1220. Amend section 190 by substituting for said section the following: “ Sec. 190. There shall continue to be a coroner of said District, who f,‘;,gg$‘{;d bv cm} shall be appointed by the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, migsouem. ' and shall receive a salary of one thousand eight hundred dollars per l°"3l‘ p` m" annum."
