The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-03-10

= ! JURY
r 6O4-Rocco Emilio VS. Isaac Freidric
Plaintiff files replication,
621-Geo. w. Pritchard VS. VIM. Wa
son ct al. Leave given plaintiif to amen
declaration.
646-T. B. Gregg VS. Jas. NJ. Sigafu
Plaintiffs motion for temporary iniun,
ton sustained and trial Of cause No. 50.
(Jas. M. Sigafus VS. r. B. Gregg ct aD
stayed until the third day of next teri
of court.
64S-Fherencio Gonzales VS. Fabia
Villa. Judgment for plaintiff upon find
ings.
567-James Colley VS. B. L. Breeze
Plaintiff files his declaration.
NOTES
II. B. Ferguson left for Albuquerque
Sunday morning.
A national bank, with small capital
for Lincoln is under discussion. Itwould
be a great benefit to the people and make
handsome profit for the investors.
There's not much prospect of divis-
ion in democratic ranks this year and
the hope that the Farmers Alliance will
bolt their political principles is fast fad
ing. guess the good men of the ALI
anee will stick to their rinciples-especi-
ally the democrats
WEDNESDAY. Feb. Goth.
The following nine causes, on motion
OF Territory continued over the term:
10OO-Territory VS. Samuel Gallatin
Larceny.
1OOl-Tcrritory VS. r. A. Mckinney.
Drawing and discharging weapon.
1OO2-TerritOry VS. Lee Window. As
sault with intent TO murder.
1OO3-Terrltory VS. Jasper McBee. Lar
ceny.
1O1O-Territoryvs Lew Brannen Draw
ing weapon.
1Ol1-Territory r. NJ. Sanders. Draw
ing weapon,
1O12-Territory VS. ]. McComas. De.
facing brand.
1013-Territory VS. Montazuma Miller.
Larceny.
1Ol5-Territory VS. Lew Brannen. As
,ault with intent to kill
93O--Territory VS. T. A. Davis. Con
inued over the term
994-Territory VS. Adam A. Breeze ct al
Conclusion of argument Verdict of
guilty as to w. L. Breeze Adam A.
Breeze and VIM. Mcbride, aud not guilty
rs to VIM. Weldy, Walter Weldy and w. |
t. Aston. The penalties imposed were.
IN W. l.. Breeze, $500. on Adam A.
Breeze, $l5, and VIM. Mcbride, $40.
619-Geo. w, Pritchard ct al VS. Soil
aire NJ. g. NJ. Co. Motion for new tria;
,verruled
NOTES
hey are telling a good story on John
lakers. Col. Fountain, it seems. has
vice teased John with something don't
understand; but the last straw seems TO
AVE been piled on the camel so the Col
ellis me. The other day, so 1t is told me,
Ohm was heard to say, forby the Breeze
rial, "Ill never forgive Fountain as
ong as l live, he has ruined my political
prospects "
A few Jurors. not on the Breeze trial.
ather disgraced themselves by com.
nenting on the verdict Jurors like
udges, should not discuss the verdict of
thec jurors on the sane general panel
With themselves.
W. L. Mcdonald has said that he would
cmain here after court. / don't know
Why, and | don't know her name-Idon't
NOW nothing nohow
THURSDAY, MARCH 1sr.
This last day of the present term of
curt was consumed in a settlement of ac.
counts, issuing certificates to jurors, wit
lesses and officials and closing the re-
Ords of the term
The large number of witnesses sub.
,Gnaod in Territorial cases. and the great
distance trayeled will swell the total ex-
'ense of the session very materially. and
f the I 1erriterial Auditor is disposed 70
'e mulish, he can indulge himself in a
yrand, continuous kick "
No material change in the status of 'anv
'ause was made, other than the filing of
'leas tending to bring several cases 10
ssue.
The determination of Judge Long TO
lear the docket lnsures a great benefit 10
Is and | am glad to note that his hard
work to that end is apprecia ted. II is a
yreat advantage to a community like ours
where people are obliged to travel LONG
distances at great expense and sacrifice Of |
ime, that there should be no DELAYS in
he workings Of our courts.
AS positive pointer" to some of our
'itizens who imagine themselves within |
-he confidential circle of affairs generally !
will simply ssy that some Of them aro