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FIFTY=SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. l. CHS. 1136, 1137. 1902. 395 ditiously as may be without interfering with or impairing the elliciency of the telephone service in said District and without denying to the public reasonable telephone facilities at all times. ' Sec. 5. That all subways, conduits, manholes, and overhead lines Regulations. constructed or erected under the provisions of this Act shall be sub- _ ject to such reasonable regulations as the Commissioners of the District of Columbia may from time to time prescribe as to inspection, location, character of conduit construction, and height of poles and mma. wires: Provided, That in all conduits so constructed such space shall mx? °l“"”"· °°°‘· be furnished to the District of Columbia as mav be necessary for its fire-alarm or police-patrol wires or cables, carryin low tential cur- _ rents of electricity, free of charge: And provz`dec§fz¢0·tls;v·, That the mlggéiilum °f dum number of ducts so reserved in any one conduit shall not be more than three. · . Sec. 6. That the said Commissioners are empowered to authorize ,,f°P“*” ml "”°"· any such individual, company, or corporation now ownin and oper- ` ating any lines of street poles and wires and any alley poées or alley- pole line within the District of Columbia and outside of the section escribed in section one of this Act to continue to maintain the same, with such repairs and renewals as may be necessary to keep them in good order and condition of repair., and to add thereto such poles and wires as may be necessary for the purpose of making house connections or for connecting with telephone lines outside .the District of I Columbia. Sec. 7. That Congress reserves the right to alter, amend, or repeal *“‘°“d"‘°"‘· this Act. Approved, June 20, 1902. CHAP. 1 137.-—An Act To fix the fees of United States marshals in the Indian -7****0 2L 1902- Territory, aud for other purposes. [puh1in_ X0_ 16;] Be it enacted by the Senate and Hbz¢se_qfRzyn-espn tatives of the C7: ited _ States of.A.}72€7‘iCd in Congress assembled, That in felony cases before {,“fé’;"(§“’Q[;Qms United States commissioners for reliminary examination, and in all ¤¤<i ¤•»v¤¤i¢··<- cases in the district courts, whether arising under the laws of the United States or under the statutes of Arkansas, as made applicable to the Indian Territory, section eight hundred and twentv-nine of the R. Sasvc. $29.:1-155. Revised Statutes of the United States shall he applicable to the services rendered by United States marshals and their respective deputies in said Territory, and all deductions and disullowances made by I 1>e·¤uc¤i<~¤¤.¤¤¤·..¤¤· the accounting officers under the decision of the Comptroller of the °"°d` Treasury of the United States shall be allowed. except so far as the marshals have been reimbursed for the amounts of such deductions and disallowanccs; "but before any item of such deductions or disallowances S¤b¤¤iS¤i<»¤ of proofshall be allowed, proof satisfactorv to the Auditor for the State and other Departments shall be made that the amount of such item has not been reimbursed to the marshal. Sec. 2. That all witnesses in felony cases before United States com- Witnesses fees. missioners, and all witnesses in civil and criminal cases in the district · courts of said Territory, shall be entitled to the fees provided in section eight hundred and forty-eight of the Revised Statutes of the R·S·.¤ec.848.p.160.· UnitedgStates, except that clerks and other omcers of the United States shall be entitled to the compensation provided in section eight hundred R. S-. sec. S50. p. 160 and fifty of the Revised Statutes of the United States. Sec. 3. That all Acts and parts of Acts in contlict with this Act are Rewihereby repealed. Approved, June 21, 1902.