Arizona republican., 1910-03-22

Secretary Of the Interior. from the surveyed unreserVrd. unapprcpriated and non mineral public lands of the United States within the limits Of said State. by a commission composed of the governor. Surveyor-seneral or other officer exercising the functions of q surveyor general. and the attOr- ney-g"neral "f the said State: and after it's admission into the Union said State may procure public lands of the United States within it's bonn diaries to be surveyed with view tc satisfying any public land grants made to said State in the same man ncr prescribed for the procurement or such surveys by Washington. Idaho and other States by the Act cf Con sress approved August eighteenth. eighteen hundred and ninety-four CTwenty- eight Statues al LarSr page three hundred and ninety four. and the provisions. or said Act. in Sc far as they relate tp such surveys aud the preference right Of selection ar. hereby extended to the said state Oi Arizona The fees to he paid to the register and receiver Tor each final location or selection ot one hundred and sixty acres made hereunder shall he one dollar
 See S0. That all grants of lands heretofore made by any act Of con gress [" said Territory. except tp the extent modified or repealed by this act are hereby ratified and confirm ed to said State. subject To the pro visions of this act: Provided how ever. That nothing in this act con tained shall directly pr indirectly affect any litigation now pending anI to which the United States is a party or any right or claim therein asserted
 The State One judicial District.
 See 3l. That tRe said State when admitted as aforesaid. shall cOnSti- tute one judicial district, and th. circuit and district courts of <Sid district shall be held at the capital of said State. and the said district shall for judicial purposes. be attach ed to the ninth Judicial circuit. Therr shall be appointed for said district one district judge. one United states attorney. and one United States mar shal The judge of said district shall receive a yearly salary the Saus aS other similar judges Of the United States payable as provided for hH law. and shall reside in the district to which he is appointed There shall be appointed clerks of said courts. who shall keep their offices al the capital of said State The reSuiar terms of said courts shall bc held on the first Monday in April and the first Monday in october of each wear The circuit and district courts for Ssid district. and the judges thereof. TO spectiveIy shall possess the saIn4 powers and jurisdiction and perform the same duties required to be per formed by the other circuit and di7- trict courts and judges of the Jntted States. and shall be governed nv the same laws and regulations The mar shal. district attorney. and the clerks of the circuit and district courts ef said district and all other officers snr persons performing duties in the ah- ministration of justice therein. shall severaIly possess th" powers and per form the duties lawfully PosscSssn and required to be performed by. .SiInl- lar officers in other districts ot t'" United States. and shall. for tine SGT vices they perform. receive the fees and compensation nov allowed hy iav to officers performing similar services for the United States in the Terri tory of Arizona
 Judicial Procedure.
 See :s That all cases cf appeal or writ of error and al, other proceedIn=S heretofore lawfully prosecuted and nos pending in the supreme court of th' United States or in the proper cir cult court Of appeals upon any record from the supreme court Of sad IA;ri- tory. and all cases of appeal "r W"ii of error and all other prOcee0lnts heretofore lawfully prosecuted auc now pendin. in the suprem. cofirt 0, the United States upon any rcco-H from district court of said Tsrr'- tory or in any matter Of hahcss e"r- pus. upon any return or crd'r ot district judge thereof. and all aad singular the eases aforesaid whtrH hereafter and before tue admission of the said Territory as a state. shall be so lawfully prosecuted and remain pending in the supreme court of ths IContinued on Page Six)