there detained with the same legal effect as though confined in the jail of the province where the offense for which he was arre sted was committed. 

[413-10.] 

SECTION 1951 . Use of Jail for Detention of Fugitives from Justice . — Any provincial jail may be used for the safekeeping of any fugitive from justice from any province, and the jailer shall in such case be entitled to receive the same compensation for the support and custody of such fugitive from justice as is provided for other prisoners, to be paid by the officer demanding the custody of the prisoner, who shall be reimbursed for such outlay as a part of the costs of the prosecution. 

[413-11.] 

## ARTICLE V 

Status of Prisoners 

SECTION 1952 . Persons Deemed to be Municipal Prisoners . — The following persons are to be considered municipal prisoners: 

( a ) Persons detained or sentenced for violation of municipal or city ordinances. 

( b ) Persons detained pending trial before justices of the peace or before municipal courts. 

( c ) Persons detained by order of a justice of the peace or judge of a municipal court pending preliminary investigation of the crime charged, until the court shall remand them to the Court of First Instance. CcAHEI 

( d ) Persons who by reason of their sentence may be deprived of liberty for not more than thirty days. The imposition of subsidiary imprisonment shall not be taken into consideration in fixing the status of a prisoner hereunder except when the sentence impo ses a fine only. 

[1732-2.] 

SECTION 1953 . Persons Deemed to be Provincial Prisoners.  — The following persons, not being municipal prisoners, shall be considered provincial prisoners: HDcaAI 

