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FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. _SEss. III. Ch. 429. 1899. 1307 Third. A copy of the journal entry of the judgment; Fourth. The bill of exceptions, if there be one. And in all cases the clerk must attach upon the outside of the judg- ' ment roll a blank sheet of paper, upon which he shall indorse the name of the court, the term at which judgment was given, and the names of the parties to the action and the title thereof, for whom judgment wa given, and the amount and nature thereof, and the date of its entry and docketing. CHAPTER Twsrrrx. OF THE EXEGUTIQN. Sec. • Sec. 196. Authority for the execution of judg- 199. Death sentence, how and where exment, except of death. ecuted. 197. Judgment of imprisonment or for a 200. Judgment for money in criminal fine, how executed. action, how enforced. » 198. Warrant to enforce judgment of i 201. Return of marshal or othecr executdeath. ing judgment. Sec. 196. That when a .judgment, except of death, has been pro- —*¤°l=*f?W *·}*.uj,h¤ nounced, a certitied copy of the entry thereof upon the journal must be ::3 greigiiti Surg: forthwith furnished by the clerk to the officer whose duty it is to execute the judgment; and no other warrant or authority is necessary to justify or require its execution. Sec. 197. That when the judgment is imprisonment in the peniten- J ¤¤z¤¤¤¤¤ ¤f imtiary, the marshal shall deliver the body of the defendant, together Eiigfidvsxtgsztegtl ° with a copy of the entry of judgment, to the keeper of such prison; and when the judgment is imprisonment in the county jail, or a une and that the defendant be imprisoned until it be paid, the judgment must be executed by the marshal. SEc. 198. That when judgment of death is pronounced, a warrant, _ {Mgt H ¤¤;•¤·=• · signed by the judge of the court and attested by the clerk, with the seal J" g"""' ° °'° ‘ of the court allixed, must be drawn and delivered to the United States marshal. The warrant shall state the conviction and judgment and appoint a day on which the judgment is to be executed, which must not be less than sixty nor more than ninety days from the time of judgment. SEc. 199. That the punishment of death must be indicted by hanging 1g¤¤2¤ ¤¤¤¢¤¤¤¤.1h»w the defendant by the neck until he be dead, and the judgment must be ““ “` °’° °‘°°‘"° ‘ executed by the United States marshal or his deputy; and all executions shall take place in the presence of twelve bona Bde inhabitants of the District, to be selected by the marshal; and the fact of the faithful performance of the marshal or his deputy in carrying out the sentence of the court shall be certified by the said twelve inhabitants, and tiled in the office of the clerk (pf thetcourt. _ _ I U f J d H Sec. 200. That a 'u men in a 0I‘lD’|ll18 ac ion, so ar as it requires in ¤ ¤;¤°¤_ °¤¤°¤°F the payment of molneyg whether the same be a line or costs and dis- s..?.Y$L.ii°] °¤°°'b°w bursements of the action, or both, in addition to the means in this chapter provided, may be enforced as a judgment in a civil action. Sm;. 201. That when a judgment in a criminal action has been exe- m_R°(fg,;g,°Qx*gg;;};,j; cuted, the marshal or officer executing it must return to the clerk the Judgment. warrant or copy of the entry of judgment upon which he acted, with a statement of his doings indorsed thereon, and the clerk must tile the same and annex it to the judgment roll in the case. CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE. OF APPEALS AND WBIT8 OF ERROR. Sec. 202. Appeals and writs of error, how taken. smc. 202. That appeals and writs of error in criminal actions may oftj>lq•g°:¤;<:k:;i¤ taken and prosecuted from the decisions and judgments of the district ‘ ‘ court for the District of Alaska to the Supreme Court of the United States, or to the circuit court of appeals for the ninth circuit, in the