1. Cession of Jurisdiction to United States. The reservation by the State of Georgia of its civil and criminal jurisdiction over persons and citizens in territory ceded to the United States for Federal building sites fails to meet the requirements of section 355 of the Revised Statutes. 31: 282. 2. Lowry National Bank, Atlanta.Establishment of branch office.-A national bank, independently of section 5190, Revised Statutes, is not under its charter authorized to establish a branch bank or coordinate office for the purpose of carrying on a general banking business in the place designated in its certificate of organization. 29: 81. 3. Same.-Section 5190, Revised Statutes, properly construed, restricts the carrying on of the general banking business by a national bank to one office or banking house in the place designated in the association's certificate of organization. 29: 81. GLOBE SURETY CO. OF KANSAS CITY INDEPENDENT ESTABLISHMENTS. See CIVIL SERVICE, III, f, 93; CONTRACTS, II, 53; EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS, I, 4; PRINTING, III, 25. LANDS. See INDIANS, III, a, 33; PUBLIC LANDS. OFFICIALS, LEAVE TO ATTEND CONFERENCE. See LEAVES OF ABSENCE, 4. PROPERTY. See EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS, I, 27. 28; LEASES, 3, 4. SUPPLIES. See CONTRACTS, I, a, 25, 26; V, 84, 85; EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS, I, 9-21. WORK, PANAMA CANAL. See EIGHTHOUR LAW, 30, 31. to the terms of the preceding sections, require his approval in order to become effective—that is, his approval of the issue of the bonds. 26: 462. 8. Same.-Bonds issued under this act will constitute a legal obligation against the county of Maui whenever the President shall have signified his approval of their issue. 26: 462. ized to sign a blank form of letter ad- | provisions of the act which, according dressed to officers of the United States abroad commending to their favorable consideration Mr. A. J. Campbell, an agent of the Hawaiian government, who is being sent to the Azores and Madeira to make arrangements for the transportation of immigrants from those islands to Hawaii, their passage being prepaid by the Hawaiian government, and their immigration being induced solely by a representation of the resources of Hawaiian Islands and the industrial conditions existing there, without any offer or promise of employment being made to any of them, such persons to have perfect freedom of action in choosing their places of residence and vocations. 27: 479. 3. Same. The act of March 22, 1909, of the Territorial Legislature of Hawaii, providing a special tax of 2 per cent on incomes in excess of $4,000, three-fourths of the proceeds thereof to be used by the Territorial Board of Immigration for immigration purposes, is valid. 27: 479. 4. Same. The course being pursued by the Hawaiian government is strictly within the alien contract labor law and the immigration laws of the United States. 27: 479. Bar 5. National bank.-Schofield racks. A national bank can be chartered at Schofield Barracks, Territory of Hawaii, with a capital of $100,000, consistently with the provisions of section 5138 of the Revised Statutes. 31: 120. 6. Validity of Maui County bond issue. Article 65 of the Hawaiian Laws of 1907, authorizing an issue of bonds by the county of Maui, which act was vetoed by the Governor of Hawaii, but was afterwards passed with the approval of over two-thirds of each house of the legislature, is valid, notwithstanding section 4 of that act provides that the "act shall take effect upon the date of its approval by the President of the United States." 26:462. 7. Same. That section means merely that the act becomes effective HAY EXPORTATION TO MEXICO. See ARMS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR, II, 13. HEATING PLANT TRANSFER. See LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 5. HETCH HETCHY VALLEY HIGHWAYS See EIGHT-HOUR LAW, 42; MOTOR VEHICLES, 3. "HOLDING TWO OFFICES'' See CIVIL SERIVCE, III, a, 42; OFFICE AND OFFICERS, III, 17–23. HOLIDAYS AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS. See PRESIDENT, III, 17. HOMESTEAD LAWS NATURALIZATION, FILIPINOS. See CITIZENSHIP, 6. HOMICIDE COMMITTED ON BOARD HOSPITAL upon the President's approval of those SHIP. See PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, 21, 22. |