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shall receive in all such cases the same
| fees which the clerks Of the district courts
of Utah Territory now receive TO. sirni-
ar services.
SEC. 10. And be ii further enacted
That the provisions of On acI entitled
''An act respecting fugitives from justice
and persons escaping from the service oi
their RS. approved February twelve
seventeen hundred and ninety three, I'D
the provisions of the act entitled "Au
act to amend. and. supplementary to. the
aforesaid act, approved September eigh-
teen hundred aud fifty, be. and the sa me
are hereby. declared to extend to, and be
in full force within the Limits OF said
Territory OF Nebraska.
SEC. IL. Aad Dc 1t further enacted.
Tha. there shall be- appointed an attorne V
for said Territory. who shall continue in
o flice for four years, and until his success
sor shall be appointed and qualified, un-
less sooner removed by the President. and
who shall receive the same fees and sala :
~ as The attorney for the United States
fox the present Territory Of Utah. There
shall also be a marshal for the Territory
appointed. who Shall hold his office for
four years. and until his successor shall
be appointed and qualified, unless sooner
removed by the President. and VIII, shall
execute all processes issuing from the said
courts when exercising their jurisdiction
as circuit and district courts Of the Uni
ted States; he shall perform the duties, be
subject to the same regulation and pen
altles; and be entitled TO the same fee as
the marshal Of the district court of the
United States ior the present territory Of
Utah. and shall. in addition. be paid two
hundred collars annually as compensa-
tion for extra services.
SEC IL. And be ii further enacted.
That the governor, secretary. chief JUS
tice. md associate justices, attorney and
marshal, shall be nominated. and, BY and
with the advice and consent of the Sen
ate appointed by the President of the
United States. The governor and secre-
tary to be appointed as aforesaid. shall,
before they act as such. respectively take
an oath or affirmation be fore the district
judge or some justice OF the peace in the
limits of Siid Territory. duly authorized
to administer oaths and affirmations BY
the laws how in force therein, or before
the chief justice or some associate jus
,ice Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, to support the constitution Of the
United States. and faithfully 10 discharge
the duties Of their respective Offices,
which said oaths. when so taken, shal
be certified by thep-rsnn BY whom the
same shall have been taken; and such GER
tilicates shall be received and rec1rded
hy the said secretary nmong the executive
proceedings; and the chief justice and as
soc:ate Justices, and ull other civil off
GERS IN said Territory. before they act as
such, shall take like oath or affirmation
before the said gove.no. or secretary, or
some judge or justice of the peace of
the Territory who may be duly commits
missioned aud qualified, which said GA ath
or Affirmation shall be certified and trans
mitted by the person taking the same to
the secretary, TO be by him recorded as
aforesaid; and, afterwards, the like oath
or affirmation shall be taken. certified.
ami recorded, in such manner and form
as may be prescribed by law. The gov
ernor shall receive all annual salary of
two thousand five hundred dollhrs. The
chief justice and associate justices shall
each receive an annual salary Of two
thousand dollars. The secretary shall re-
ceive an annual salary of two thousand
dollars. The said salaries shall be paid
quarter yearly, from the dates Of the re-
spectire appointments. at the treasury of
the United Stales; but no such payment
shall be made until said officers shall
have entered upon the duties Of their re-
spectiye appointments. The members
Of the legislative assembly shall be enti-
tied TO receive three dollars each per day
during their attendance at the session
thereof, and three dollars each for every
twenty miles travel in going to and re-
turning from said session, estimated ac-
cofding 10 the nearest usually travelled
route; and an additional allowance Of
three dollars shall be paid to the pres-
ding officer of each house for each day he
shall SO preside. And chief clerk, one
assistant clerk. ergeant-at-arms. and
doorkeeper. may be chosen for each house;
and the chief clerk shall receive four dol
las per day. and the said other officers
three dollars per day. during the session
of the legislative assembly; but no other
officers shall be paid by the United States:
Provided, That there shall be but one ses-
sion Of the legislature annually, unless.
on an extraordinary occasion. the COVER
nor shall think proper to call the legisla-
ture together. There shall be appropri-
ated. annually. the usual sum to be ex-
pended. by the governor. to defray the
contingent expenses of the Territory, in
cluding The salary Of clerk of the exec
uaive departme mt; and there shall also be
appropriated. annually, a sufficient, sum,
to be expended by the Secretary of the
Territory, and upon an estimate to be
made BY the Secretary of the Treasury Of
the United States. to defray the expenses
of the legislative assembly. the printing
Of the laws. and other incidental expen.
ses; and the governor and secretary of the
Territory shall. in the disbursement of all
moneys intrusted TO them. be governed
solely by the instructions Of The Secreta-
ry of the Treasury of the United States,
and shall, semi isnnually, account to the