Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-07

shaI te elected at the general State election by the qualif cd electors of the State at large. The names of all candidates for the office of judge of .ne supreme Court shaA be aced on the regular ballot in alphabetical or der with partisan or other designa- uon except tie tt.e of the office.
 Sec I. The Supreme Court shall have or ginal jurisdiction in habeas corpus. and quo warranto and man oamus as to all State offices. II hal nave appellate jurisdict on in all actions and proceed -ngs, but its appellate jurisdiction shal not ex- tend to civil act on at law for re covery of money or personal property where the original amount in contro- yersy. or the value of the property, does not exceed the sum of two hun die5 dollars, unIess the act on in 70 yes the va idity of a tax. impost, assessment, tolI, nun cipal fine. or statute.
 .-..e Supreme Court shall also have power to issue writs of mandamus, rev CIV, proh- bition. habeas corpus. cer.ioari, and all other writs neces- sary and proper to the complete ex- eielse o7 ay appellate and revisory jur:sdict on.
 The Supreme Court shall have origi nal anu exc usive jurisdiction to have and determ ne all cases between coan- tics concern ng disputed boundaries and surveys thereof, or concerning claims of one county against another. Such trails shall be to the court with out a jury.
 Each judge of the Supreme Court shall have power to issue WI ts of ha- beas corpus 10 any part of the Sta'e upon petition by, or on behalf of, any per,son held n actual custody, nd may make such writs returnable be- fore himself, or before the Supreme court, or before any superior court Of the State or any judge thereof.
 Sec. 5. T-.ere shal be in each of the organized counties of the State a super-or court for which at least :..4sse ss.-.l s---el :se aleeten hy the nilal- flied electors of the county at the general election; Provided, that for each county having a census enumer- ation greater than thirty thousand in- .aJitants, one judge of the superior court for every addit onal thirty thousand inhab tants, or majority traction thereof, may be provided by law In any county where there snail be more than one judge of the super for court there may be as many ses- siuns of the superior court at the same lime as there are judges there oy. and Che business of the court shall be so d su15uted and assigned by law, or Tn the apsence5of eg's,ation there for. by such rules and orders Of tae court as shall best promote and SC cure the convenient and expedlfioas transaction thereof.
 The Judgements. decrees. orders. and proceedings of any session Of the superior court held by any one or more of the judges of said court shall be eaua-y effectual as If all the 1udges of sa"c court had presided al such session.
 The ipst judges of the superior court shall be e'ected at the general election to DC held under the proyis- sons O. the Enagling Act, approved June 20. 1910. Their term Of office shall be co-termlnous with that of the Governor of the State elected al the same tme. Thereafter the term of off ce of all jduges O: the superior court shall be four years, from ana after the f rst Monday in January xext succeeding their election and un-