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Every function \\(f\\) on \\((-\\pi,\\pi)\\) is represented as \\(f(x)=(f(x)+f(-x))/2+(f(x)-f(-x))/2=f_{\\mathrm{even}}(x)+f_{\\mathrm{odd}}(x)\\). The Muckenhoupt class of \\(A_p\\) weights with respect to measure \\(\\mu_{\\alpha,\\beta}\\) is denoted by \\(A^{\\alpha,\\beta}_p\\). Let \\(P^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n\\) be classical Jacobi poynomials and \\(\\mathcal P^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n(\\theta)=c^{\\alpha,\\beta}_nP^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n(\\cos \\theta)\\), where \\(c^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n\\)are suitable normalizing constants. We consider the Jacobi differential operator \\[ J_{\\alpha,\\beta}=-\\frac{d^2}{d\\theta^2}-\\frac{\\alpha-\\beta+(\\alpha+\\beta+1)\\cos\\theta}{\\sin \\theta}\\frac{d}{d\\theta}+\\lambda^{\\alpha,\\beta}_0, \\] \\(\\lambda^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n=(n+(\\alpha+\\beta+1)/2)^2\\), with polynomials \\(\\mathcal P^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n(\\theta)\\) as eigenfunctions and \\(\\lambda^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n\\) as eigenvalues. If \\[ \\mathbb J_{\\alpha,\\beta}f=J_{\\alpha,\\beta}f+\\frac{(\\alpha+\\beta+1)+(\\alpha-\\beta)\\cos\\theta}{\\sin^2\\theta}f_{\\mathrm{odd}}=: -\\mathbb D^2_{\\alpha,\\beta}+ \\lambda^{\\alpha,\\beta}_0, \\] then the orthonormal and complete in \\(L^2(d\\mu_{\\alpha,\\beta})\\) system of eigenfunctions for \\(\\mathbb J_{\\alpha,\\beta}\\) is \\(\\{\\Phi^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n\\}_{n\\geq 0}\\), where \\(\\Phi^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n(\\theta)=2^{-1/2}\\mathcal P^{\\alpha,\\beta}_{n/2}(\\theta)\\) for even \\(n\\) and \\(\\Phi^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n(\\theta)=2^{-3/2}\\sin\\theta\\mathcal P^{\\alpha+1,\\beta+1}_{(n-1)/2}(\\theta)\\) for odd \\(n\\). The semigroup of operators generated by the square root of \\(\\mathbb J_{\\alpha,\\beta}\\) is denoted by \\(\\{\\mathbb H^{\\alpha,\\beta}_t\\}\\). Further \\(=[(n+1)/2]\\). Let introduce some important operators. (i) Symmetrized Riesz-Jacobi transforms of natural orders \\(N\\) \\[ \\mathbb R^{\\alpha,\\beta}_Nf=\\sum^\\infty_{n=0}(\\lambda^{\\alpha,\\beta}_{})^{-N/2}\\left\\langle f,\\Phi^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n\\right\\rangle_{d\\mu_{\\alpha,\\beta}}\\mathbb D^N_{\\alpha,\\beta}\\Phi^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n. \\] (ii) Multipliers of Laplace transform type \\[ \\mathbb M^{\\alpha,\\beta}_m=\\sum^\\infty_{n=0}m((\\lambda^{\\alpha,\\beta}_{})^{1/2})\\left\\langle f,\\Phi^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n\\right\\rangle_{d\\mu_{\\alpha,\\beta}}\\Phi^{\\alpha,\\beta}_n, \\] where \\(m(z)=\\int^\\infty_0ze^{-tz}\\phi(t)\\,dt\\), \\(\\phi\\in L^\\infty(\\mathbb R_+,\\,dt)\\). (iii) The symmetrized Jacobi-Poisson semigroup maximal operator \\[ \\mathbb H^{\\alpha,\\beta}_*f(\\theta)=\\| \\mathbb H^{\\alpha,\\beta}_t f(\\theta)\\|_{L^\\infty(\\mathbb R_+,\\,dt)}, \\quad \\theta\\in (-\\pi,\\pi). \\] (iv) Symmetrized mixed square functions of arbitrary orders \\(M,N\\in\\mathbb Z_+=\\{0,1,\\dots\\}\\), \\(M+N>0\\). \\[ \\mathbb G^{\\alpha,\\beta}_{M,N}(f)(\\theta)=\\| \\partial^M_t\\mathbb D^n_{\\alpha,\\beta}\\mathbb H^{\\alpha,\\beta}_t f(\\theta)\\|_{L^2(\\mathbb R_+,t^{2M+2N-1}\\,dt)}. \\] The main result of paper is Theorem 3.1. Let \\(\\alpha,\\beta>-1\\) and \\(w\\) be an even weight on \\((-\\pi,\\pi)\\). Then the maximal operator \\(\\mathbb H^{\\alpha,\\beta}_*\\) and the square functions \\(\\mathbb G^{\\alpha,\\beta}_{M,N}\\), \\(M,N\\in\\mathbb Z_+\\), \\(M+N>0\\), are bounded in \\(L^p(w\\,d\\mu_{\\alpha,\\beta})\\), \\(1