Graham guardian., 1911-02-03

had such courts existed at the time
Of the commencement of such causes
within such county, and the records,
papers and proceedings of said dis
trict court, and other property per.
tanning thereto, shall pass into the
jurisdiction and possession of the
superior court of such county.
1t shall be the duty Of the clerk
of the district court having custody
of such papers, records and proper.
ty to transmit to the clerk of said
superior court the original papers in
all cases pending in such district and
belonging to the jurisdiction of said
superior court, together with a
transcript, or transcripts. Of so
much Of the record of said district
court as shall relate to the same;
and until the district courts of the
Territory shall be superseded in
manner aforesaid, and as in this
Constitution provided, the said dis
trict courts, and the judges thereof,
shall continue with the same juris-
diction and powers, to be exercised
in the same judicial district, re-
spectively, as heretofore. and now,
constituted.
Sec. S. When the State is ad-
mitted into the Union. and the su.
perior courts, in their respective
counties, are organized, the books,
records, papers and proceedings of
the probate court in each county.
anG ali causes and matters of ad-
ministration pending therein, shall
pass into the jurisdiction and pos
session Of the superior court of the
same county created by this Con-
stitution, and the said court shall
proceed to final Judgment or decree.
order. or other determination, in
the several matters and causes with
like effect as the probate court
might have done if this Constitution
had not been adopted.
Sec. 8. Whenever a quorum of
the jud ges Of the Supreme Court OF
the State shall have been elected,
and qualified, and shall have taken
office, under this Constitution, the
causes then pending in the Supreme
Court of the Territory, except such
causes as would have been within
the exclusive jurisdiction Of the
United States courts, had such
courts existed at the time of the
commencement of such causes, and
the papers, records, and proceedings
of said court, and the seal and other
property pertaining thereto. shall
pass into the jurisdiction and pos
session Of the Supreme Court of the
State, and until so superseded. the
Supreme Court Of the Territory,
and the Judges thereof, shall con-
tinue, with ike powers and juris-
diction as If this Constitution had
not been adopted. or the State ad-
mjtted into the Union; and all
causes pending in the Supreme
Court of the Territory at said time,
and which said causes would have
been within the exclusive jurisdic-
ton Of the United States courts,
had such courts existed, at the time |
of the commencement of such
causes, and the papers, records. and
proceedings Of said court, relating |
thereto. shall pass into the juris,lic-
ton of the United States courts, all
as in the Enabling Act approved |
June 20. 1910. provided.
Sec. TO- Until otherwise provid-
ed by law, the seal now in use in
the Supreme Court Of the Territory,
shall be the seal Of the Supreme
Court of the State, except that the
word State" shall be substituted
for the word Territory" on said
seal. The seal of the superior
courts of the several counties of the
State, until otherwise provided b. |
aw, shall be the vignette of Ahra-