Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-30
new NATURALIZATION Law
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states snail receive additional COM
pensation for the employment of addi-
tional clerical assistance, but for no
other purpose, if in the opinion of the
said secretary the business of such
clerk warrants such allowance.
: Sec. IA. That the declarations of
intention and the petitions for nat
uralization shall be bound in chrome
logical order in separate volumes, in
dexed, consecutively numbered, and
made part of the records of the court.
Each certificate of naturalization
issued shall bear upon its face, in a
place prepared therefor, the volume
number and page number of the petit
ton whereon such certificate was
issued, and the volume number, and
page number of the stub of such
certificate.
~. Sec. Is. That it shall he the duty
of the United tSates district attor-
neys for the respective districts, upon
affidavit showing good cause therefor,
to institute proceedings in any court
having jurisdiction to naturalize
aliens in the Judicial district in. which
the naturalizzed citizen may reside at
the time of bringing the suit, for the
purpose of setting aside and canceing
the certificate of citizenship on the
ground of fraud or on the ground that
such certificate of citizenship was
Illegally procured. In any such pro
eeedings the party holding the certifi-
cate of citizenship alleged to have
been fraudulently5 or illegally procured
shall have sixty days personal notice
in which to make answer to the petit
ton of the United States; and if the
holder of such certificate be absent
from the United States or from the
district in which he last had his resi-
denee, such notice shall be given by
publication in the manner provided
for the service of summons by publ
cation or upon absentees by the laws
aof the state or the place where such
! suit is brought. (, .. Is.
# any lien who shall have secured a
/ certificate of citizenship under the
provisions of this act shall, within
4 five years after the issuance of such
certificate, return, to the country of
his nativity, or go to any other foreign
country, and take permanent resi-
dence therein, it shall be considered
prima facie evidence of a lack of in
tention on the part of such alien to
become a permanent citizen Of the
United States at the time of filing his
application for citizenship, and, ia
the absence Of counteryailing evil.
denceY it shall be sufficient in the
proper proceeding to authorize the
cancel ation of his certificate of citi-
zenship as fraudulent, and the
diplomatic and consular officers of
the United States in foreign countries
shall from time to time, through the
department of state, furnish the de-
partment OF Justice with the names OF
those. within their respective jurisdic-
lions who have such certificates of
citizenship and who have taken
permanent residence in the country
OF their nativity, or in any other
foreign country and such statements,
duly certified, shall be admissible in
evidence in all courts in proceedings
to cancel certificates of citizenship.
Whenever any certificate OF citizen
ship shall be set aside or Cancelled, as
herein provided. the court in which
such judgment or decree is rendered
shall make an order eanceIing such
certificate Of citizenship and shall
send a certified copy of such order to
the bureau of immigration and nat
uraHzation; and in case such certif-
cate was not originally issued by the
court making such order it shall
direct the clerk of the court to trans
init init a copy of such order and judg-
Inent to the court out Of which such
. certificate: of citizenship shall have
been originally is ued And it shall
there upon be the duty OF the clerk
of the court receiving such certified
copy OF the order and judgment of the
court to enter the same Of record and
to cancel such original certificate of
citizenship upon the records and to- |
notify the bureau of immigration and
s.S
NATURAL alton Of such cancellation.
The provisions Of this section SHALL
apply not only to certificates OF citi-i
zenship issued under the provisions of
this act. hut to all certificates of |
citizenship which may have been
issued heretofore BY any court exer-
cising Jurisdiction III natural ationI
proceedings under prior laws.
See. 16. That every person who
falsely makes FORCES. counterfeits, Or
causes Or brochures to be falsely made,
forged Or counterfeited, Of knowing.I
" aids or assists Id falsely making,