Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-06
FEDERAL COURT
 |S INSTITUTED
Most Impressive Ceremonies Mark Inauguration
 in Phoenix
 Monday
MANY SPECTATORS

Judge William ". Morrow Of San Francisco Monday morning organized the United States court for Arizona in the superior court room at Phoenix. A large number of attorneys and spec tators were present, among whom was Mrs. Morrow The proceedings were very interesting and conducted by Judge Morrow in a most dignified and impressive manner His treat. ment of the local bar was most cor dial and in return different speakers expressed appreciation m the honor done Arizona by the sendiug of such distinguished iurist here 10 orxan- ize the court.
 At 10 clock the court loom was comfortably hlled. Upon the appear ance of Judge Morrow. Marshal C. A. Overlook called the assemblage to or der The judge stated the purpose of tho meeting and read the order oi Judge William P Gilbert designating him to organize the United States court Tor Arizona on March f. He then proceeded to make his appoint ments, stating that each was tempo rary one only. awaiting the induction into office of a judge for Arizona Allan F. Jaynes was named as clerk, C. A Overlook and Joseph E. Nor rison. until appointments should be made by the president of the United States, were named as marshal and United States attorney respectively. M. H. Calderwood was named as crier and Lew Woolf as bailiff.
 The admission of members of the bar to practice before the court was then moved by Mir Morrison. who named Edward Kent former chief jus tice, and former Governor Sloan After their admission. Judge Kent in a few well chosen words welcomed Judge Morrow 60 Arizona and thanked him for his presence. He than moved the admission of Joseph H. Kibbey, A C. Baker, F.. W Lewis and l.. II ChaL merS Sloan presented the names oi J. l.. E. Alexander and Thomas Arm strong, Jr., and Kibbey moved the aG mission of George J. Stoneman. Wal ter Bennett and Joseph F.. Morrison After these other members of the bar were admitted. among whom were At. torney General Bullard and Superior Judge Phillips.
 1 The seal of the court was desig, mated as circular in form. with United states Court for the District of Arizona upon it and in the center an eagle.
 Court commissioners were named IC w. JOhnstOne, Phoenix; W. A l Sherwood, Courtland: Ii. II. Spratt | Globe; Jared D. Taylor. Bisbee, Al 1 hert P. Sames. Douglas, Allen T. Bird . Nogales; D. C. Stevens, Florence. O' , these Iohnstone. Sherwood, Taylor Sames and Bird were given authority to act in extradition cases.
 Referees in bankruptcy were named as follows: F H. Bernard for Pima county, R. ?. Iamson for YayapaI and Mohave, W. D. Moore for Gila and Dan Mcfarland for Cochise.
 \ rule committee was named a. follows: United States Attorney Jo seph E. Morrison. R. F. Sloan, Ed ward Kent, A c. Baker and Attorpe! General Bullard. Judge Morrow stated that he would give the committee
 copy of the rules adopted for th' northern district of California. whict he considered would be Of use to Cht
 committee in drafting the rules tC govern this court.
 Various orders were then entered directing the former chief justice e
 Arizona and the associate judges anC all clerks of courts in Arizona to de liver to the United States marsha
 all records pertaining to the United
 States business, which the marsha
 should deliver to the clerk of thu court at Phoenix, All monies in tht
 hands of the different clerks held il
 United States cases were ordered
 turned over to Clerk Jaynes.
 In appointing the committee or
 rules Judge Morrow stated that th'
 expeditions and accurate handling o
 business before the court should b.
 one of the prime objects sought, to thu
 end that the satisfaction of the people
 be obtained and human rights pro
 tected. He then delivered a compre
 hensive history of the United States
 district courts, and at different pointi
 his remarks were so apt and humor
 ous as to draw forth applause.