°` §s 115 .— . srzrns $8,-T·TERRITORIES A1 " traveling in the discharge of their omial duties not in excess" of $5 a day. Accounts for such expenses shall be rendered and - paid asare accounts ofjudges,)ma`rsbals,·_clerks, and district attorneys for like expenses in other districts. (June :6,-1900, c._ 786, `§- 10, 31’,St}i_L 3%; Apr. 6, 1914, c. 52, 5 1, Stat. 318.)' 115. Payment _ of o§ce ekpeuses of: United States mars shals.4—Tne Attorney General shali pay the =o£'dce expenses of . United States marshals in tbe Territory · of Alaska, from the appropriation, “Salaries, fees, and expenses of Unitéd States marshals and their deputies? (June 1, 1922; c. 204, ._Tit1e II, 42 Stat. 615*; Jan. 3, 1923, c. 21, Title II, 42 Stat. 1®3.)` ’ ‘ ‘116i Accounts of fees and expe,nses,·——An accurate detalted aecountof all fees earned and enpenses incurred by commisy. sioners and deputy '1narshals·sha1l- ber prepared in duplicate quarterly, duly veritiied by the · oath of the·`c0mmissione1·~`or ’ d_epu‘ty marshal rendering the account, and' forwarded to the. clerk for the proper division of the district court and approved by the judge thereof,` if found to bein accordance gwith law. · After approval by the judge the original of each such account shall be forwarded by the clerk to the Depertment‘·of_ Justice for revision end the duplicate ilked in the”_c0urt. [11 net earned iin ezrcessof the sum oi§”$3}00O— D€r.calendar'year or in_ vexcesssof that rate for a lessperiod, by any commissioner, or , deputy marshal, sball [be · annually paid to the clerk `of the »· proper division of the court to be available for incidental expenses of the district court of the- proper division, such pay- ment of sujch incidental expenses to be accornpanied by a veri··· tied detailed statement- ‘°of said clerk, (June 6, -1900, c.- 786,. §‘11, 31 Stat. 326j Mar. 3, 1909, c. 269, § 5, 35 Stat. 8¢1.)’ _ _ · 117. Recording districts ;' establishment,`n10diBcation,or disgfcontinuanee bf; removal: of commissioner.-y—At any regular or special term on order may be made bya the __court establi§ing one or more recording- districts within the recording div ion under thesupervision of such division of the court and defining the boundaries thereof by reference to natural objects and- permanent, landmarks, or xnonuinents, nin snch `znannér that the boundaries thereof can be readilydetermined. _ - ' .'1‘he order establishing a recording district shall designate a commissioner to be ex oilicio/“ recorder thereof, `and sliall also ’designate‘ the place where the commissioner shall keep his re-" " cording office vvithin the recording district. · . _ _ The clerk of the court shall be ex omcio recorder of all that portion of the recording division under the ¤¤pmna¤¤` of this divisionof the court- not embraced. within-the limits of a recording district establtshedybounded, and descr1bed‘ therein as authorized by this wtion, and when 4any part of the division for which a cierk has been recording shall be embraced in a recording district,_$Such.s clerk shall transcribe that portion `of his records appcrtaining to such district. and deliver the same t to the commissioner designated as recorder thereof. l _ W Whenever it appears to the satisfaction of the court that the public- interests demand, or that the convenience- of the people require, the court may change or modify the boundaries » or discontinue a recording district or 'chenge the location of the recording omce, or remove the commissioner acting as ex omcio recorder, and appoint another commissioner to B11 ‘ the omce. (June 6,,1900, c. 786; $13, 31 Stat. 327.) n . g ., 118. Record books; duties of recorders.·--—-'1‘he clerk as ex oificio_ recorder 'must procure such books `for records as the business of his omce requireslandsucheas iney be required by the respective commissioners designated as recorders in his division of the court, but ordersjorn the same niiust firstbe obtnined from the court or the judge thereof The respective omcers acting as ex omcio recordersshall have the custody and`· must keep all* the books, records, maps, and paper deposited in their respective o@ces,' and where a recorder is removed or from any cause becomes unable to act, or a recording district, is discontinued, the records and all books, papers, and property
vn zxsvpm POSSESSIONS 1568 reletiug thereto shall be delivered tp the clerk or such IOECGIT ‘ orjiersoues the court or iudge thereof may direct., ' ‘ The?-record books procuredby the clerk, asrherein prorided,· ,_ shall be_paid’fo1··by him,·on the order of the court, out oz any mdueyggam his hands, as othereourt expexises are. paid.- (June 6, ‘1900Qv p.`786,-’§ 14, 31.Stet. 327.) V. J , _ · r, 119.· Instruments to be recordedw-The respeptivé. recorders , shall, upon the payrhent of the tees iogthe same prescribed by ° the ‘Attomey General, record separately, in large end wellbound; separate books, in fair hgmdrl - ‘ r ‘ ‘ ‘ ·~ · _ First. —Deeds,` grants, transfers, ‘¢0Bt1'&€t.S`t0'. sell or convey reel estate and mortgages of .rea1 wtate, rel ot mortgagee, powers of 'attorney, leasw which have been nekuowledied or proved, 'mortgages upon personal ·property;_ . 1 _ Second. Cexgtiilcates oi marriageraud marriage contraéts and births anddeaths; ; `- ·' _. , . . ‘ _ ` Third. Wills deyising real estatondxrlltted toprobatei o o Fourth. Official bonds; ~ Fifth. Transcripts of judgments lwhichby law are made liens`“ uponmgleétace; — _ -_ - Sixth. All orders and judgments made by the dkstrict eourt or `·the commissioners- lr; probate matters. ndfectipg real estate which 'are required to.be‘recorded; ‘ » , '
Sevextth. Notices and declaration of wdter rights;
Eighth. Assignments for the behédt of creditors: · r · Ninth. Aiiidavits of annual work dorms claims;
Tenth. Notices , of mining location and declaratory state- ménts”;L ° X Y _. [ - . ·’_ -· `/Eleventh. s¤¤1».ome;= writlhgs rag. are or permitted
yby law to .be’ recorded, including the liens of mechanics; la- ? borers, and other; Notices oi location ot shall l be Bled fo1'· record within 'uinety days from the date of the dieemfery ot the claim described in the notiée, endmll instruments sum be reeorded m me moioing mmm m wmen me property `or subjeet matter of feeted by the instru@t is situated, &11§1=_WhBl'€ the property or subject matter is not simnted · in any established recording district the instrument the same shall berecorded ixithe omze of the clerk ot the _ division of the court having superviéon ova ‘th• recording _ division in which such, property or sitbject matter is dtéhted. '_ (June 6,,1900, 786; { 15,81 Bmt. 827.) __; . . . _» ` 120.’Aceo¤¤ts ofor feed for imramemti rdod; p¤· alty.·q-¥Any clerk or commissioner authorized to record any' · _! inétrtimmt o who hqvlng · ·eolléeted` fees for no doing tails to ml record such instrument, shall arccomyt to his` successor in omg, or to such person as thfcoort `may direct, Tor all thelees received by him for any instr¤m@t oaf m. md wv recorded at the expiration of his omciatterm, or at the time he is required to transfer b1d__reeords·to another o¤cer tindex the direction of the court. And any eluk or commissioner who fails, neglects, or retuw to po account for tem reeelved F and not actually earded by the recording of lnstmmmt shall j be dee¤léd"2uiltye of a mlhdemea,¤or,' and on conviction thereof ` ohall be dried not _1ess° than $100 nor more than $14100, and lmprisoxied for pot more than one year, or 'mztll the {eee re; _ celved and tmearned sa aforesaid shall have hem properly accounted for and paid over by him} my hereirpbetore provided. And in addition such teeshiay be recovered from such clerk or corpmissioner or _ the bondsmen ot dther, in a _ civil action which tshell be brought by the district attorney, °i¤· the ndme ot the United States, to · recover the same: and the amount whexf recovered shall be by the court tra.nSfen‘ed‘ to the suceeseor 'in omce V ot suoh recorder who shall thereupon proceed to record the unrecorded instruments. _· (June 6. .1900. ·c. 7%,,5 16,81 Stat._3%.) M n " 4 “W E 12l.`C·o•te of prooemti1;g`¢rinim under Alukgp law; of-, {eases a¢n1¤M_ Territorial revvlwe law.--·Iu the prosecutiorn of all crimes denounced. by 'Ierritorlel laws the costs shall be
