The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08

sHdtl De payable TO the county. mu-
nicipaIty or school district. as the
case may be, and payment thereof be
enforced under the laws of the State.
Sec. 6. All criminal prosecutions
ana penal actions which may have
arisen, or which may arise before the
change from a Territorial to q. Stale
government, and which shall then be
pending, shall be prosecuted to judy
ment and execution in the name Of the
state, and in the court having }uris-
d1ctfon thereof. All offe1ses commit
ted against the laws of the Territory
or Utah, before the change fran a Ter
rltorlal to a State government, and
winch shall not have been prosecuted
pe1ore such change, may be prosecuted
IN the Hame and by the authority Of
the State Of Utah, with like effect a 8
though such change had not taken
place. and all penalties incurred shall
remain the same as if this Constftu-
ton had not been adopted
Sec. Z. All actions, cases. proceed
ingS and matters pending IN the Su-
preme and District Courts of the Ter
rltory Of Utah. at the time the State
shall be admitted into the Union, and
all files, records and indictments re-
lating thereto except as otherwise
provided herein, shall be appropriately
transferred to the Supreme and Dis
trlct Courts of the State respectively:
and thereafter all such actions. mat
ters and cases shall be proceeded with
In the proper State courts. All actions
cases, proceedings and matters which
shall be pending in the District Courts
or the Territory of Utah, at the time
or the admission of the State into the
Union, whereof the United States Cir
cult or District Courts might have had
jurisdiction had there been a State
government at the time of the COM
mencement thereof respectively. shall
be transferred to the proper United
States Circuit and District Courts re-
spectfvely; and all files, records, in
dictments and proceedings relating
thereto shall be transferred to said
United States Courts: Provided, That
no civil actions, other than causes and
proceedings of which the said United
States Courts shall have exclusive 1u-
risdictiOn, shall be transferred to
either of said United States Courts ex-
cept upon motion or petition by one OF
the parties thereto, made under and
In accordance with the act or acts Of
the Congress Of the Uif ed States, and
such motion and petition not being
made, all such cases shall be pro-
ceeded with in the proper State Courts.
Sec. s. Upon change from Terri
torial to State government the seal in
use by the Supreme Court of the Ter
ritory of Utah, until otherwise pro-
vided by law, shall pass to and be-
come the seal of the Supreme Court Of
the State, and the several District
Courts of the State may adopt seals
for their respective courts, until other
wise provided by law.
Sec. 9. When the State is admitted
into the Union and the District
Courts in the respective districts are
organized, the books, records. papers
and proceedings Of the Probate Court
In each county, and all causes and
matters Of administration pending
therein, upon the expiration of the
term Of Office of the probate judge on
the second Monday in January, 1896.
shall pass into the jurisdiction and
possession Of the District Courts which
shall proceed to final Judgment or de-
cree order or other determination in