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48 of the courts of this Territory, as if the same had been certified by the county recorder of Greenlee County.

Section 10.&emsp;The board of supervisors of Greenlee County may employ the county recorder of Graham County, or any other suitable person or persons, to transcribe into proper books to be provided therefor, the records pertaining to real and personal property situated within the boundaries of Greenlee County; and also the clerk of the court for the transfer of all unsatisfied liens; and said board of supervisors of Greenlee County may contract and agree with the recorder or clerk of Graham County for such compensation for such services as they may deem just and proper; provided, however, that the said board of supervisors shall in no event agree on a greater compensation for such service than ten (10) cents per folio for transcribing and certifying such records.

Section 11.&emsp;All criminal actions now or hereafter and prior to the organization of the County of Greenlee pending in the district court of Graham County, where the offense was committed within the boundaries of the said Greenlee County, shall be transferred to the district court of Greenlee County.

Section 12.&emsp;In all criminal cases transferred from the district court of Graham County to the district court of Greenlee County, the clerk of the district court of Graham County shall be allowed the sum of ten (10) cents per folio for making out a certified copy of the record in any criminal case so transferred, and a further fee of one dollar ($1.00) for tranferringtransferring [sic] such papers and a certified copy of the record, together with all papers and pleadings in said action so transferred, said compensation and fee to be paid by the said County of Greenlee.

Section 13.&emsp;The members of the board of supervisors of the Counties of Graham and Greenlee, shall,