158 FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 339. 1900. degree is interested, either as a plaintiéf or defindacpt, oii in tlie issue of which the said judge or juror may ave eit er irect y or t rough such relative, any pecuniary interest. No judge shall sit on an appeal, or new trial, in any case, in which he may have given a previous judgment. cegslllled States Om- CHAPTER 5.—UN1TE1> STATES Orrronns. DELEGATE TO CONGRESS. Delegate to Gon- Sec. 85. That a Delegate to the House of Representatives of the gmsg United States, to serve uring each Congress, shall be elected by the voters qualified to vote for members of the house of representatives of the legislature; sililch lgellegate shalg pplssaiss the qualpipptions necessary for members ip 0 the senate o the e is ature o awaii. The times, places, and manner of holding electliions shall be as fixed by law. The person havingi the greatest number of votes shall be declared by the g§vernor ei: ecte , 1a certificate shalll Ible give? :§cordingly. ver * suc e egate s a ave a seat in the ouse o epresentatives, with the right of debate, but not of voting.
FEDERAL COURT.
Federal Court- SE0. 86. That there shaél be eiabgshed in dsaidh Territory aidistflict — court to consist of one judge w 0 shall resi e therein an be ca ed ju-gézpgzutmellt of the djlstrict jiadge. Thef Plfesgdent off the gniteél SStates, lgy and with ’the a vice an consento the enate 0 the United States s all appoint ? disgict jjlidge, a distrgit atgorngy, and a marshaaof the;1U{1it§dlS)t§t?§ or the said istrict an said judge attorney, an mars a s a 0 J“'iS‘“°“°“· office for six years uhless sooner renioved by the President. Said court shall have, in addition to the ordinary jurisdiction of district courts of the United Stages, jurisdjctijon of all cas? cognizalile in a circuit court of the United tates an s all proceed therein in the same manner as a circuitcourt; and said judge, district attorney, and marshal shall have and lexercise in %e T:dr1gtory-of Hawilaii ag the dpowers conferred by the laws of the nit tates upon the judges istrict attornevs an P*¤¤¤d¤*¤·¤*°· marshals of district and circuit courts of the United States. Wl‘{tS of error and appeals from said district court shall be had and allowed to the circuit court of appeals in the ninth judicial circuit in the same manner as W1`ltS of error and appealsda§e ballpwed fgonjlciiicuit cpuiits to circuit courts of appea s as provide y aw an the laws 0 the United States relating to juries and jpry trials shall be applicable to said district court. he laws of the nited States relating to appeals, writs of error, removal of causes, and other matters and tproceedings gs betwienilthe courts of tljle United Stages and this courts 0 the severlal tates s a overn in suc matters an rocee in s as between the courts of the United States and the court? of the Tegrritory of Hawaii. Terms °* °°“’°· 1}&eg1gar terms of sai? {c)ourt shall dbe heijdl at Holpolplu phx; tihe sépcond on ay in April an ctober an at i o on the ast e nes ay in January of each year; and special terms may be held at such times and Clerk- places in said district as the said judge may deem expedient. The said istrict judge shall appoint a clerk for said court at a salary of three R°*’°"°’· thousand dollars per annum, and shall appoint a reporter of said court at a salary of twe ve hundred dollars per annum. INTERNAL—REVENUE DISTRICT. diggiglel-reve¤¤e hSEcil87. Tha; tjlie Territofy of Hawaji ihag consitgutc a distiict fcir ' the co ection 0 the interna revenue o the United States wit a co - lector, whose office shall be at Honolulu, and deputy collectors at such
