Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-23

Q.-About these peopleS Ale says,
81 leave this paper here, take it to Frank
Chavez; these are the men who want to
kill him."
Odd you give it to Chavez? A.
Yes.
Q.-When9 A. The next day after il
was given to me.
CROSS EXAMINATION.
Q.--Where was 1t that he gave you this
paperS An my own house.
Q.-On what date did he give it to your
Alt was on the 18th day of January. ID
Q.-What day of the week was it? A.
1t seems to me that 1t was Saturday or
Sunday, don't remember.
Q.--Where was your house at that
time? Al have always lived near the
fort. 1N z "A " ~
Q.-Was it in your own houseF A
Yes, sir. eae ~ 3 IL
Q.-Who was PRESENT. Any wife.
Q.-Where did you deliver it to Frank
Chavez? A.-As we were going to the
court house in front of Mr.. Catron's
office at the Griffin house.
| Odd you go on to the court house
with him? A.-No, sir, he was coming
from the court house.
Q.-Where were you going? Al was
going to the court house.
Q.-How long did you talke to Cha
vez? Al did not speak much with
him. 1 only gave him the paper and told
him what Gallegos had told me.
Bid you tell anyone else about
thatf Ayes.
Q.--When? A.--On that same day, Sun
day, think it was.
Q.-Who did you tell it tor A.--Lean'
dro Sena.
Q.--Who else did you tells A.--No one
else.
Q.-Where is Leandro Sena? Al
think he is here in Santa Fe.
Odd you tell him what that paper
contained, or not? Al did not tell him
about the paper. only told him that
they wanted to kill Frank Chavez.
Odd you tell him whos A.-No.
Odd You mention any name at all
A.-No.
Odd you tell him you had received
this paper? Al did not tell him any
thing about the paper; only told him
they wanted to kill Frank Chavez.
Odd you tell him any more than
this? A.-No.
Q.-At what place did you tell Leandro
Sena this? AIT the corner of the old
| Palace.
Antonio Borrego, not the prisoner by
that name, but Frank Chavez brother-in-
law, was next called, duly sworn and tes-
titled to the following:
Q.-How old are you? About &C
years.
Q.-Where did you reside in 1922 A.
In Santa Fe.
Odd you know the late Frank Cha.
vez in his life time? Ayes, sir. He
was my brother-in-law.
Odd you ever see this paper be.
fore? Ayes, sir.
| Q.-When did you see it first? Al
saw it on Friday following the killing OF
Q.-Wherey Alt the house of Frank
Chavez mother.
Q.-Among whose effects was it? A
Among the papers of the late Frank Cha.
veZ.
Q. Who found it? Al.
| To-DAy's PROCEEDINGS.
The prosecution closed its side of the
case with Juan Gallegos' testimony as
above given.
To-day Gallegos was called by the de-
Tense. He testified that in the early part
of January, 1891, he met Chavez in front
of McKenzie's store and Chavez asked
him if he was one of the persons who was
going to kill him; Chavez was excited
and mad, but did not strike him, nor did
he ask witness to go with him to Hipolito
Vigil and Francisco Gonzales y Borrego
Francisco Gonzales Borrego, one OF
the accused, was then called and two
hours were consumed in his examination
He entered a general denial to everything
that had been stated by the witnesses for
the prosecution, and swore positively
that at the hour of Chavez death and fol-
an hour before and afterward he was at
the house of his brother-in.law, engaged
in social game of cards.