The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1907-04-12

sution shall be required and the name, place of resi-
dence and occupation of each witness shall be forth in
the record
Fifth. In the alien applying to be admitted to
citizenship has borne any hereditary title has been Of
any of the orders Of nobility the kingdom state from
which he camc he SHALL in addition to the above requis
trses, make express remuneration of his title order
of nobility the court to which his application is made
and his remuneration shall be recorded in the court.
Sixth. When any alien who has declared his intention
to become citizen of the United States dies before he is
actually natuazed the widow and minor children of such
alien may by complying with the other provisions of this
Act be naturalized without making any declaration Of
intention
Sec s. That the clerk of the court SHALL Immediately
after filing the petition give notice thereof by posting in
apubc and conspicuous place his Office or in the build
ing in which his office is situated under appropriate
heading the name, nativity and residence of the alien,
the date and place of his arrival in the United States and
the date nearly be- for the final hearing of his
petition and the Of the witnesses whom the app
cant expects to his behalf and the clerk SHALL
if the applicant requests it, issue subpoena for the wit
named by the said applicant appear upon the
day set for the final hearing but in such witnesses
not be produced upon the final hearing other witness
may be summoned.
Sec. g. That petitions for naturalization may be made
and filed during term time vacation of the court and
shall be docketed the day fled but final action
thereon shall be had only stated days. to be fixed by
rule of the court and in shall final action be had
upon petition until at least ninety days have elapsed
after filing and posting the notice of such petition Pro-
vded That person shall be naturalized shall
certificate of naturalization be issued by any court within
thirty days preceding the holding of any election
within it's territorial jurisdiction 1t shall be lawful, at
the time and part of the naturalization of any alien,
for the court in its discretion the petition of such
alien, to make decree changing the of said alien
and his certificate of naturalization shall be issued to him
in accordance Herewith.
Sec. 7. That who dSbeleVeS who
posed to organized government who is member of
affiliated with any organization entertaining and teaching
such belief in opposition to organized government,
who advocates teaches the duty necessity prety
of the unlawful assautng killing of any officer Of
cers either of specific individuals of officers generally,
of the Government of the United States, of any other
organized government because Of his or their official
character. who is poygamst, shall be naturazed
be made citizen of the United States.
Sec. g. That no alien shall hereafter be naturalized
admitted citizen of the United States who not
speak the English language: Provided That this require
ment shall not apply to aliens who physically unable
to comply herewith if they otherwise qualified to be-
citizens of the United States And provided further
That the requirements of this section shall not apply to
any alien who has prior to the passage of this Act declar
ed his intention to become citizen of the United States
in conformity with the law in force at the date of maxi
ing such decaraton Provided further That the require
ments of section eight shall not apply aliens who shall
hereafter declare their intention to become citizens and
VINO snail make homestead enCfeS upon tne lanOS
of the United States and comply in all respects with the
laws providing for homestead entries such lands
Sec. g. That every final hearing upon such petition
shall be had in open court before judge judges there
off, and every final order which may be made upon such
petition shall be under the hand of the and entered
in full upon record kept for that purpose and upon such
final hearing of such petition the plcant and witnesses
shall be examined under oath before the and in the
presence of the court.
Sec 10. That in the petitioner has not resided in
the State Territory district for period of five years
continuously and Immediately preceding the filing of his
petition he may establish by two witnesses, both in his
petition and at the hearing the time Of his residence
within the State provided that has been for than
year, and the remaining portion of his five years.
residence within the United States required by law to be
established may be proved by the dispositions of two
more witnesses who citizens of the United States
upon notice to the Bureau of immigration and Naturaza
ton and the United States attorney for the district
which said witnesses may reside.
Sec 49, That the clerks of each and every court
cisng jurisdiction in naturalization shall CHARGE
collect and for the following fees in each pro-
ceeding:
For the receiving and filing declaration of intention
and issuing duplicate thereof, dollar.
For making, filing, and docketing the petition of an
alien for admission citizen of the United States and
for the final hearing thereon two doars and for entering
the final order and the issuance of the certificate of c
zenship Hereunder, if granted, two dollars.