, 1854-05-13

person \charged, it shall appear to the
court or magistrate, by proof in addition
to the oath Of the complainant, that there
IL reasonable cause to believe that the com
plant is true, and that such person may he |
lawfully demanded of the governor lie shall,
If not charged with a capital crime, be re
quired to recognize with sufficient surctics, |
in reasonable sum, to appear before such
court or magistrate ut future day, allow
ing q reasonable time to obtain the warrant
Of the executive and to abide the order Of
the court or magistrate and if such person
shall not so recognize, he shall be committed
10 prison and be there detained until such
day, in like manner as if the offence chargCdi
had been committed in this Territory, aud
il the person so recognizing shall fail to
appear according to the condition of his
recogniZance, he shall be dcfaulted, and
the like proceedings shall be had as in the
case Of other recognizanceS, entered into
before such court, or magistrate but il
such person be charged with a capital
crime, he shall be committed to prison, and
there detained until the day so appointed
for his appearance before the court or mag
istrate.
Sec 0. If the person so recognized or
committed, shall appear before the court or
magistrate upon the day ordered, he shall
be discharged unless he be demanded by
some person authorized by the warrant Of
the executive to receive him, or unless the
court or magistrate shall see cause to com
NIT him, or require Of him TO recognize
anew for bis appearance at some other day;
and II when ordered he shall not so recog-
niZe, be shall be committed and detained
as before provided whenever the person
20 appearing shall be recognized, committed
or discharged, any person authorized by
the warrant Cf>the executive, may at all
times take him into custody, and the same
shall be a discharge of the reeognizance, if
any, and shall not be deemed an escape.
Sec. 10. The complainant in such cases
shall be answerable for the actual costs and
charges, and for the support in prison Of
any person so committed, and shall advance
to the jailor one weeks toard, at the time
Of commitment, and so from week to week,
90 long as such person shall remain in jail !;
and If he fails to do so, the jailor may forth
with discharge the person from his custody.
SAoSSSO4NOS ~ FhE'bNA Ahb NSASaiSSAON VI
CRIMES.
Sec. ii. Justices Of the peace shall have
power to cause all laws made for the
preservation Of the public peace to be kept,
and in the execution Of that power may re-
quire persons to give security to keep the
peace, for their good behavior, or both, in
me manner herein provided.
eec. H. whenever complaint Shall be-
made TO any such magistrate that any per-
son has threatened to commit an offence
against the property or person OF another,
the magistrate shall examine the complaint,
sna any witness who may be produced on
oath, and reduce such complaints to writing,
and cause the same TO be subscribed by the
complainant.
Sec: TO- II npon examination 1t shall ap-
pear that there IS just cause to fear that
sncns onenee may be committed, the magls-
trate snail issue warrant under his hand,
reciting the substance Of the complaint,
and-requlring the oincer 10 whom it may be
directed forthwith to. apprehend the person
complained OF and bring him before such
magistrate or some other magistrate or
court having jurisdiction OF the cause.
See. "a. 1ue HaSiStIate oelore "hon any
person Is Drought upon charge OF having
made threats as aforesaid, shall as soon as
1tnay De, near and examine the complaint.
And II u shall appear that there is just
cause to fear that any such offence will be
committed oy the party complained Of, he
shall be required to enter into recognizances
with sufficient sureties, in such sum as the
magistrate shall direct towards all the peo-
pie Of this Territory, and especially towards
the person requiring such security, for such
term as the magistrate shall order, not ex-
ceeding one year, but he shall not be order
ed to recognize for his appearance at the