Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-30

of the United States, and snail be gov. | erned by the same laws and regula | tions. The marshal. district attorney. | and clerks of the circuit and district ! courts of said district, and all other of ! hcers and persons performing duties m ihe administration of justice there. in, shall scverally possess the powers and perform the duties lawfully DOS. sessed and required to be performed by similar officers in other districts of the United States, and shall. for the services they may perform. receive tho
 fees and compensation now allowed by law to officers performing similar ser.
 vices for tire United States in the Ter.
 ritory of Arizona.
 Change From old to New.
 See. l5. That all cases of appeal or
 writ of error heretofore prosecuted
 and now pending in the supreme court
 of the United States upon any record from the supreme court of said Terri.
 tory, or that may hereafter lawfully
 bc prosecuted upon any record from
 said courts, may be heard and deter.
 mined by said supreme court of the United States. And the mandate of | execution or of further proceedings
 shall be directed by the supreme court
 of the United States to the circuit or
 district court hereby established with. | m the said state or to the supreme
 court of such state. as the nature of the case may require. And the cir
 cult, district, and state courts herein
 named shall. respectively, be the sue. eessOr of the supreme court of the Territory, as to all such cases arising
 within the limits embraced within the
 jurisdiction of swn courts, respective. ly. with full power to proceed with
 the same, and award mense or final
 process therein; and that from all
 judgments and decrees of the supreme
 court of the Territory mentioned in
 this act, in any case arising within
 the limits of the proposed state prior
 10 admission, the parties to such jud0
 ment shall have the same right to pro.
 secute appeals and writs of error to
 the supreme court of the United States or to the circuit court of appeals as
 they shall have had by law prior to
 the admission of eaid state into the
 Union.
 SuccsssHship of Courts.
 Il See. 10. That in respect to all cases
 proceedings, and matters now pending
 in the supreme district courts of the
 said Territory at the time of the ad-
 mission into &he Union of the state of Arizona and arising within the limits of suen state, whereof the circuit or district courts by this act established
 might have had jurisdiction under the 1, laws of the United Ssa,E had such courts existed at the time of the com meneement of such cases, the said cir , emit and district courts, respectively shall be the successors of said supreme ] and district courts of said Territory l and in respect Co all other cases, pro ! ceedings, and matters pending in th' supreme or district courts of said Ter | ritory at the time of the admission oi l. such Territory into the Union, arisinl :; within the limits of said state, tn d courts established by such shall, n
 spectively, be the successors of sai' d supreme and district Territorial court
 and all the files, records, indictments I and proceedings relating to any sue| 'l eases shall be transferred to such cir q cult, district, and state courts, respect
 ively, and the same shall be proceeds F with therein in due course of law; bu J. no writ, action, indictment, cause, O Y proceeding now pending, or tnat prio s- to the admission of the state shall b Q pending. in any Territorial court | is said Territory shall abate by the aC 'f mission of such state into the Unioi "a but the same shall be transferred an Ie proceedings in which the Unite it States circuit, district, or state cour 'e as the case may be; Provided, how 'e ever, that in all civil actions, cause
 and proceedings in which tae Unite
 States is not party transfers sha ,f not be made to the circuit and distri' ,d courts of the United States excel .h upon cause shown by written reque he of one of the parties Co such actit rc or proceeding filed in the proper cour n. and in the absence of such regue i'd such eases shall be proceeded with " the proper state courts.
 of The Pull State Government. " Sec. l7. That tne constitutional co z" vention shall by ordinance provide f " the election of officers Tor . full sta ,S government, including members of [
 -. legislature and representative 'e Congress, at the time for the electi p"a for the ratification or rejection of rss constitution; but the said state gt pp ernment shall remain in abeyanee U ps til the state shall be admitted into { on Union as proposed by this act. In ca oi the constitution of said state shall ,I ratified by the people, hut not ota ,,"' wise, the legislature thereof may '"' semble, organize, and elect two sci m tors of the United States in the mi ~" ner now prescribed by the laws of o, United States; and the governor q eos secretary of state of the propo' o state shall certify the election Of s aI' ators and representatives in the mi '" ner required by law, and when s1 hs' state is admitted into tne Union, '' provided in this act, the senators o'' representatives shall be entitled to
 admitted to seats in Congress and ien all rights and privileges of other sta ute in the Congress of the United Stat ,al. and the officers of the state gove to ment formed in pursuanee of said . te; stitution, as provided by the eonsti irts tional convention, snall proceed to
 Of | a,eis. all the functions of state