Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21

ed for said district one district Judge,
one United States attorney, and one
United States marshal. The Judge OF
said district shall receive ally salary
o. five thousand dollars, psS able is pro-
vi0ed for by law, and shall reside in the
district. There shall be appointed clerks
OF said courts who shall keep their Offices
at the capital of said .tate. The regular
terms OF said courts shall be held in
said district at the place aforesaid on
the first Monday in April and the
fret Monday in November of each year,
and only one grand jury and che petit
jury shall be summoned in both said
circuit and district courts. The circuit
and district courts for said district, and
the judges thereof, respectively, shall
possess tire same powers and jurisdiction
and perform the same duties required to
be performed by the other circuit and
district courts and judges of the United
States, and shall be governed by the
same laws and regulations. The mar
shall, district attorney, and clerks OF the
circuit and district c3urts IF said dis
trict, and all other officers and persons
performing duties in the ad ADMINISTRATION
Of justice therein, shall severally possess
the powers and perform the duties law
fully possessed and required to be per
formed by similar officers in others dis
tricts of the United States; and shall,
for the services they may perform, re-
ceive the fees and compensation now
sllowed by law in the State of Ijaho.
SEC. IL. That all cases of appeal or
writ OK error heretofore prosecuted and
now pending in the Supreme Court of
the United States upon any record from
the supreme court OF said territory, or
that may hereafter lawfully be prosecut
ed upon any record from said courts,
nay be heard and determined by said
supreme court of the United States.
And the mandate of execution or OF fur
tber proceedings shall he directed 10y
The supreme court of the United States
to the circuit or district court hereby
established within the said state or to
the supreme court of such state, as the
nature OF the case may require. And
the circuit, district, hud etate courts
herein named shall, respectively, be the
successor OF the supreme court OF the
territory as to all such cases arising
within the limits embraced within the
jurisdiction OF such courts, respectively,
with full power to proceed with the
same, and award meane or iinal process
therein; and that from all judgments
and DEGREES OF the supreme court of the
territory mentioned in this act, in any
case arising within the limits of the pro
posed state prior to admission, the part
les to such judgment shall have the
same right to prosecute appeals Ar
writs OF error to the supreme court of
United States as they shall have had by
law prior to the admission of SAID state
into the union.
SEC. lS. That in respect to all cases
proceedings, and matters now pending
10 the supreme or district courts OF the
said territory at the time of the admis
sion into the union of the state of Ari
IONA and arising within the limits oil
such state, whereof the circuit or dis
trIct courts by this act esta blished might
have had jurisdiction under the laws Of
the United States had euch courts exist.
ed at the time OF the commencement OF
such cases, the said circuit and district
courts, respectively, shall be the success
sOrs Of said supreme and district courts
OF said territory; and in respect to all
other cases, proceedings, and matters
pending in the supreme or district
courts of the said territory at the time
OF the admission of such territory into
the union, arising within the limits OF
said state, the courts established by
such state shall, respectively, be the sue
eessors of said supreme and district
territorial courts; and all the files, rec
ords, indictments, and procet dings re-
lating to any such cases shall be trans
ferred to such circuit distri ct, and state
courts. respectively, and the same shall
be proceeded with therein in due course
OF law but no writ, action, Indictment
cause, or proceeding now pending, or
that prior to the admission of the state
shall be pending, in Territorial court
in said territory shall abate by the ad-
mission of such state ito the union, but
the same shall be transferred and pro-
ceeded with in the proper United States
circuit, district, or state court, as the
case may be: Provided, however, That
in all civil actions, causes, and proceed
ings in which the United States is not a
party, transfers shall not be made to the
circuit and district courts of the United
States except upon cause shown by writ
ten request of one of the parties to such
action CT proceeding filed in the prop T
court; and IN the absence of such re-
quest such cases shall be proceeded with
in the proper state courts.
SEC. 10. That the sum of thirty
thousand dollars, or so much thereof rs
may be necessary, is hereby appropriate
ed, out of any money in the t, easury
not otherwise sppTopriat ed, to said terri
tory for defraying the expenses of said
constitutional convention and for the
payment of the members thereof, under
the same rules and regulations and at
the same rates as are now provided by
law II the payment of the territorial
legislature, and for the elections held
therefor and hereunder.
SEC. 20. That the constitutional con
vention may be ordinance provide for
q full state government, including mem
bers of the leRisls ture and representa-
tives in the tifty-ffth congress. at the
time for the election for the ratification
or rejection of the constitution; but the
said state government shall remain in
allegiance until the state shall be admIt-
ted into the union as proposed by this
act. In case the constitution of said
state shall be ratified by the people, but
oOG OtucI NiSc, LILO icRisldluTo thereof
may assemble, organize, and elect
two senators of the United States in
the manner now prescribed by The laws
Of the United States; and the 60, ernor
and secretary of state of the proposed
state shall certify the election of the
senator's and Representative in the man.
ner required by law. and when such
state is admitted into the union as pro-
Vided in this act, the senators and rep
-esentstives shall be entitled to be ad-
nitted to seats in congress, aDc to all
tights and privileges of senators and
representatives. of other States in the
congress of the United States; and the
state government formed IN pursuance
If said constitution, as provided by the
convention, shall proceed
% exercise all the functions of state off
,ers; and all laws in force made by said
errltory at the time OF its admission in
% the union shall be in force in said
tate, except as modified or changed by