law, to be indorsed on the process by the clerk; and the sheriff, coroner, or other officer who shall arrest [may admit] the indicted person or persons to bail upon his, her, or their entering into a recognizance, with one or more securities, in the sum or sums specified on said process, which recognizance shall be made to the Territory of Dakota, conditioned for the appearance of the indicted person or persons, on the first day of the next district court to be holden in and for said county, to answer the said indictment, and not depart the court without leave, which recognizance shall be signed by the persons entering into the same, and certified by the officer taking it. Every recognizance so taken, is hereby declared to be valid and binding, and shall not be set aside or adjudged insufficient for want of form.
Clerks to issue process of arrest; arrest, how made, &c.Sect. 175. It shall be the duty of the clerks of the district courts of each county of this territory, to issue process of capias for the apprehension of all persons indicted in said courts respectively, to be directed to the sheriff, coroner, and constable of the county where such indicted person or persons shall then be ; and it shall be the duty of the sheriff, or, in case of his absence or inability, of the coroner or some one of the constables of the county to which said capias is directed, to arrest the person or persons therein named, and to let him or them to bail where the offence is bailable; If offence not bailable.or if the offence be not bailable, or not sufficient bail be offered, then the officer making the arrest shall bring his, her, or their bodies to the jail of the county where said capias is returnable, and deliver such accused person or persons, together with the capias, to the keeper of the jail, there to remain until discharged by due course of law. Of arrests in other counties.It shall also be the duty of any officer who shall take any recognizance in pursuance of this section, to return the same to the clerk by the first day of the court to which it may be returnable. It shall be lawful for any officer who has the custody of any prisoner or prisoners, by virtue of this section, to pass through any counties which lie in his route between the place of arrest and the county to which he is taking such prisoner or prisoners, and to lodge or deposit said prisoner or prisoners, in any jail on his route, for safe custody, for one night or more, as occasion may require; and it is hereby made the duty of the county commissioners' court of the county where such indictment