The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-24
ACT WHICH
ADMITS NEW MEXICO
Continued from page seven)

Of those which under such general juris-
dictional provisions fall within the con.
current but not the exclusive iurisdic.
tion of such courts, then such transfer
may be had upon application of any
party to such ease or controversy. to be
made as nearly a. may be In the manner
now provided for removal of eases from
state TO federal courts, and not later
than sixty days after the Judgment of
the record Of such case or controversy
in the proper court of the state, as here
in provided. All eases and controversies
pending mt the admission Of the state
and not transferable to the said cir
cult or district court under the forego.
ing provision, shall be heard and deter.
mined by the proper court of the state.
Al files. records and proceedings relat.
ing to any such pending controversies
ar cases shall be transferred TO such
circuit, district and state courts, respec.
lively by rule direct. and upon transfer
Of any case or controversy, as herein
provided, the same shall he proceeded
with in due course of the law, and no
writ, action, Indictment. information.
cause or preceding, pending in any court
If the said territory AT the time Of its
admission as a state shall abatc or be
deemed ineffective by reason Of such ad.
mission. but the same shall be transfer.
red and preceded with in the proper
circuit or district court 90 the United
states or state court. ms the ease nay
be. Provided, however. that all eases
pending and undisposed Of in the su.
Premr court OF the said territory AT the
time of the admission thereof ms a state
shall be transferred. together with the
records thereof, To the highest appellate
court of the state. and shall be heard
aud determined thereby, and appeal to
and writ of error from the supreme court
uf the United States shall lie to review
all such eases in accordance with the
rules and principles applicable to the
review by that tribunal of eases de.
termined by state courts. Provided fur
Their, that all cases so pending in said
territorial supreme court in which the
United States is n party of which, if in.
Stituted within n state, would have fall.
en- within the exclusive original cogni.
zance Of a circuit or district court of
the United States, shall. with the re-.
cords appertaining thereto. be transfer.
red to the circuit court of appeals for
the eighth circuit. and be there heard
and decided land any such ease which.
IL finally decided by the supreme court
Of the territory. would have been in any
manner renewable by the supreme court
Of the United States, may in like man.
ner and with like effect be So reviewed
after final decision thereof by said cir.
cult court OF appeals. Transfers Of all
files and records from the said territor.
lal supreme court to the highest appel.
late court of the state and 10 the same
circuit court Of appeals. shall be ac.
complished in such name and under
such proofs and authorizations as the
two last mentioned courts shall respec.
lively by rule prescribe.
All civil causes of action and all
criminal ~offenses which shall have arts
en- or been committed prior to the ad.
mission of said territory as a state but
ny 10 which no suit, action or prosecu.
ton shall be pending at the date of
such admission, shall be subject to pro.
secution IN the courts Of the said state
and the said circuit or district courts
of the United States sitting therein.
and to review in the appellate courts
Of such respective soverignties in like
manner and to the same extent as il
said state had been created and such cir.
cult, district and state courts had been
established prior TO the a~ccrual Of such
causes Of action and the commission of
such ~offenses; and in Articulation OF
this provision such of the said criminal