548 FIFTY—SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ons. 1332-1334. 1902- ‘”°“‘“‘° dm i "If any owner or possessor of a female dog shall permit her to go ’°“'“Y· at large in the District of Columbia while in heat he shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding twenty dollars." Approved, June 30, 1902. ·Y¤¤° Wl9W- CHAP. 1883.-An Act Providing that the circuit court of appeals of the fifth
judicial circuit of the United States shall hold at least one term of said cou_rt
a•1m0u;.l0ly_ in tl: city of Atlanta, in the State of Georgia, on the first Monday in rmeac year. Be it enacted by the Senate and House c5f.R¥w·esentatioes of the United , °gr'{j_*°‘ S°•‘°° States of America in Congress assembled, That the circuit court of ciwmcwqnorw appeals of the fifth judicial circuit of the United States is hereby "°§{f5R{§°nf;"°{“:$m_ authorized and required to hold one term of said court annualmn the
- ‘*~¤*•· G*~ city ofl Atlanta, in the State of Georgia, on the first Monday in tober
in eac year. . e;0gPgg;¤· *”“¤ Of Sec. 2. That all appeals, writs of error, and other appellate pro- 'ceedings which may, after the date of this Act, be taken or prosecuted · from the circuit or district courts of the United States in the State of Eeorgiatg the cougt of appeals ofdthe fifth judiciallcircuig shall be eard an dis se of by the said court of ap s at the terms MM- of the court hgld in Atlanta in pursuance of thi; Act: Provided, i¤i¤¤•=¤°¤·· °*°· That nothing herein contained shall prevent the court from hearing appeals or writs of error wherever the said court shall sit in cases of ` injunctions and in all other cases which under the statutes and the rules, 0; in the opinion of the court, are entitled to be brought to a speedy caring. . °“*°”°¤¤* Sec. 3. That this Act shall not operate to prevent the said court ` from holding other terms in the city of Atlanta or in such other places! in the said fifth judicial circuit as said court may from time to time esignate. _¤Yg}“f“· P- ”“°· Sec. 4. That chapter five hundred and seventeen of Twenty-sixth United States Statutes at Large is hereby amended in accordance with the provisions of this Act. pe‘,;*j,Q*p°""‘°“ °" Sec. 5. That the clerk of said court is authorized and permitted to pay out of the feles andh emolumeuts of his ogice, (plue) tme neceslskary ex uses incurre by im in transporting rom is office in ew Odfans, Louisiana, to Atlanta, Geor ia, and in trans rtin from E0 P0 E Atlanta, Georgia, to New Orleans, uisiana, the records, books, papers, files, dockets, and su plies necessary for the use of the court mQ}‘°g';';'j,°ujQj {fg at its terms to be held in tlanta, Georgia; (two) an allowance for X clerk- actual expenses not exceeding ten dollars per day; to cover travel and aéibsistence, for each day he may behrgguireg to presgnt at Atlantaé eorgia, on business connecte wit is said office, suc expenses an allowance to be approved and allowed by the senior circuit judge of the fifth judicial circuit. Approved, June 30, 1902. June m, 1902. OHL'!. 1834.-An Act Extendmvg the time for making final proof in desert·land `fi»uT,]fc,§`{,§]" entries in Yakima County, State of ashington. Be it enacted hg the Senate and House of R»gn·esen tatices of the United wffm "°“'“*'· States ofrimeriea in Congress assembled, That the time for making cxigglrgalnnd ¤¤¢r1¤¤ final proof on unperfccted, uncontested. and uncanceled desert»lan ' entries in Yakima County, Washington, be, and the same is hereby, extended for one year from the date of the passagle of this Act, but no gthpr or additional expenditure shall be made t an is now required y aw. · . Approved, June 30, 1902.
