Yuma County v. Maricopa County

This is an original proceeding instituted by Yuma county against Marieopa county under the provisions of paragraphs 2381-2385 of the Civil Code of 1913, which, among other things, authorize and empower this court to take jurisdiction of disputes arising “between two counties respecting the location of the boundary line between such counties, ’ ’ and also make it the duty of the court, in its judgment, to “define and designate the true boundary between the two counties.”

It is alleged in the complaint that the boundary line between the two counties is fixed by law along 113 degrees 20 minutes…