Arizona republican., 1910-12-05

and judges so elected shall hold of- / flee until their successors are elected
 and qualify.
 If a vacancy occur in the office of | judge of the Supreme Court. the Gov
 ernnr may appoint person to fin ! such vacancy until the election and qualification of d judge to hold said
 office which election shall take place at the next succeeding general cleo i ton. and the person so elected shall
 hold office for the remainder or the uneXpired term.
 ! Whenever for any reason any judge shall be disqualified from acting in | any cause brought before said court. [ the remaining judges of said court ' shall call one of the judges of the | superior court to sit with theIa on | the hearing of said cause.
 1 The sessions of the Supreme Court shall be held at the seat of govern ment.
 i The judges of the Supreme Court shall be elected at the general State election by the qualified electors of ! the State at large. The names of all candidates for the office of judge of the Supreme Court shall be placed on ' the regular ballot in alphabetical or der without partisan or other designa- ton except the title of the office Sec. 4 The Supreme Court shall | have original jurisdiction in habeas corpus. and quo warranto and man damus as to all State officers IL shall have appellate jurisdiction in all actions and proceedings. but it's i appellate jurisdiction shall not ex- tend to civil action al law for re- covery of money or personal property where the original amount in contrO- versy, or the value of the property, does not exceed the sum of two hun
 dred dollars. unless the action involves
 the validity Of tax, impost. assess
 ment. toll. municipal fine. or statute. The Supreme Court shall also have power [" issue Writs of msndamus. review, prohibition. habeas corpus, certioar. and all other writs neces- sary and proper to the complete eN- ercise of it's appellate and revis0ry jurisdiction.
 The Supreme Court shall have origi- nal and exclusive jurisdiction to hear and determine all cases between cOun- ties concerning disputed boundaries and surveys thereof. or concerning claims of one county against another.
 Such trials shall he to the court with . out q jury.
 Each judge of the Supreme Court shall have power To isue writs of ha-
 beas corpus to any part of the State upon petition by. ar on behalf of. any person held in actual custody. and may make such writs returnabIe be- ' h hz p.r..F Court. or before any superior court of the State or any judge thereof.
 See 5 There shall be in each of the organized counties of the State a superior court. for which at least one judge shall be elected by the qusl-
 flied electors or the county at the general election: Provided, that for each county having a census enumer- ation greater than thirty thousand in habitants. one judge of the superior court for every additional thirty thous- and inhabitants. pr majority fraction thereof. may he provided by law In any county where there shall he more than one judge of the superior court. there may be as many sessions of the superior court at the same time as there are judges thereof. and the busi- ness of the court shall be so dstribu- ted and assigned by law. or in the absence Of legislation therefoE by such rules and orders of the court as shall best promote and secure the convenient and expeditions transaction
 thereof.
 The judgments. decrees. orders. and proceedings 1f any session of the superior court held by any one or more of the judges of such court shall he equally effectual ss if all the
 judges of said court had presided al such session.
 The first judges of the superior court shall be elected at the general election tO he held under the provis- ions H the Enabling Act. approved June 70. 1910. Their tern of office shall he terminous with that of the Governor of the State elected at the same time. Thereafter the term of office of all judges of the superior court shall be four years. from and after the first Monday in January next succeeding their election and un- til their successors sre elected and qualify.
 All judges of the superior court shall be elected al the general State election by the qualified electors of their respective counties The names of all candidates for the office of judge ~ the superior court shall be placed on the regular ballot in alphabetical order. without any partisan or other designation except the title of the office. If d vacancy occur in the or flee of a judge of the superior court,
 
 to fill the vacancy until the election and qualification of a judge to hold said office. which election shall be \ the next succeeding general election. and the judge sO elected shall hold office for the remainder of the unex- pired term.
 Sec 6.The superior court shall have original jurisdiction in all cases of equity and in all cases at law which involve the title to. or the possession of. real property. or the legality of any tax impost assessment. toll. or muni- cipal fine. and in all other cases in which the demand. or the value of the property, in controversy amounts to two hundred dollars. and in all crim- inal cases amounting to felony, and in ah cases of misdemesnOr not other wise provided for by law; Of actions of fOrcible entry and deisiner: ot pro- ceedings in insolvency. of actions to prevent or abste nuisance: of all mat ters of probate; of divorce and for an nulment of marriage; and for such special cases and proceedings SIS are not otherwise provided for
 The superior court shall also have original jurisdiction in all cases and