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the District Court tor the District OF
Missouri, shall hereafter be held on the
first Mondays in March and September,
in every year; any hing in any act
heretofore passed, to the contrary not
wi,hstandIng.
Sec. Q .4nd be. it further enacted,
That all writs, pleas, suls, recognizan-
ces, indictments, and all oher proceed
ings, civil and criminal, shall be heard,
! tried, and proceeded with, by the said
Court, at the times fixed in Me first Sec
ton ofthis act, in the same manner as if
no alteration in the times for hiding the
said Court had taken place.
Washington, April 29th, 1924.
Approved, JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT 20 change the terms of the Circuit
and District Courts Of the United States in
the State Of Ohio, and one of the term, of
the Circuit Court in Kentucky.
| Be IL ena6ted By tie Senate and Hose
Of Representatives Of the United Stxes
! Of America in Congress assembled, That
the Circuit Court OF the Unied STAINS
within and Tor the District of OHIO, H.
stead of the time now tixedby law, shat
be held on the second Monday of july
next, and, thereafter, on the first MOI
days of January and June in each year;
and the District Court of the United
States, in and for said District, shall,
| hereafter, be held on the Mondays next
| succeeding the times herein fixed for
holding the Circuit Court.
Sec. 2 Ind be it further enacted, That
the next fall term of The Circuit Court
of the District Of Kentucky, be con.
menced and held on the second Monday
in October next, in lieu of the FIRST
Monday in November: Provided, That
this act shall not be construed to extend
to, or embrace, any other, or future term
of the said Circuit Court than the mex,
November term aforesaid. 81
Sec. 3 dnd be il further enacted, That
all recognizances, process, suits, and
proceedings of every kind, whether OF a
civil or criminal nature, commenced or
pending in either OF said Courts, shall
be returned to, proc eeded in, and deter
mined at, the terms herein provided for,
in tht came manner as ii the time of
holding said Courts had not been chang
ed.
Washington, April %, 1894.
Approved, JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT giving the consent and sanction Of
Congress to a certain act of the Legislative
| Council of the Territory of Florida.
| Be it enacted by the Senate and House
| Of Representative of the United States
! Of america in Congress assembled, That
the consent and sanction OF Congress be,
and the same are hereby, given TO the
act of the Legislative Council OF the
Territory of Florida, approved by the
Governor of said Territory on the fourth
day OF July, Ammo Domini, one thou.
sand eight hundred and twenty-three,
| entitled d" An act to provide for levyin,,
poll tax"
Washington, April %, 1924,
! Approved, JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT altering the times for holding the
| Courts in the District Of Columbia.
| Be il enacted by The Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of The United Stairs
| IF America in Congress assembled, Th.t
the Circuit Court, for Washington
County, in the District of Columbia,
shall hereafter commence and be held
On the third Monday of December, and
first Monday of May, in each year, in.
stead of the days now fixed by law; AMI
the Circuit Court for'Alexandria Cout-
/ ~, in said District, on the fourth Mon
day of November, and the second MOI.
lay Of April, instead of the days now
established by law; and that all pro-
cess whatsoever, now issued, or which
may be issued in the respective coun-
ties OF Washington and Alexandra
\ IN oeid D;s,ris., -siarnahle Ia the days
rsspec,ively, now fixed by lsy, for
each Of the said Counties, shsll be
returnable, and returned, on the days
prescribed by this act: and all causes
recognizances, pleas, and proceedings
civil and criminal, returnable to, and
depending before, the said Courts, al
the respective times Of holding the same,
as heretofore established, shall be re-
turned, and continued, in the same coun-
ties, respectively, ID the same manner as
if the said causes recognizances, pleas,
and proceedings, bad been regularly
returned or continued, to the said re-
spec,ive times appointed by this act for
holding the said Courts.
Washington, May 18th, 1924.
Approved, JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT declaring the assent OF Congress to
certain Acts of the State of Alabama.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House