Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-24
THE DENIAL CONTINUED.


The examination of Francisco Gonzales
y Borrego was resumed at 8 a. N. He
had resided, ate and slept at his home
with his family since his return from
Cerrillos about the 18th of May, 1892;
knew Domingo Apodaca, but did not sup
port her or sleep at her house; denied
that his wife found him at the house of
Domingo Apodaca in October, 1892; de-
MED that his wife there drew pistol on
Domingo Apodaca, and denied that he
drew a pistol on his wife; denied that
Domingo Apodaca was ever his mis-
tress.
He was standing with Hipolito Vigil
in front of Creamer's drug store when
the meeting occurred between Francisco
Chavez and Juan Gallegos in front of
McKenzie's store in May, 1891; did not
hear what was said between them; saw
Chavez as he left Juan Gallegos; Chavez
came down to where he and Vigil were
standing, but could not tell exactly how
soon after parting from Gallegos; was
positively certain that he had not lived
with Domingo Apodaca
AS HIS MISTRESS
at anytime during the past two or three
years; was equally certain that he was at
the house of his brother-in-law ON the
night of May 20, 1892, from o'clock in
the evening till midnight; did not know
where he was on the morning of May %,
1882, but knew he was at home in the
afternoon with his brother Antonio fix
ing harness about that time Antonio was
hauling wood from the mountains.
He knew young woman
NAMED MISS FLEMING.
She had a room in the house of his uncle,
Pablo Borrego, about fifteen or twenty
steps from his house; did not know that
his wife came to the house of Jose Gre
gorio Rivera in June 1898, and pulled a
pistol and threatened to kill him and Do
minga Apodaca; generally denied ever
having any trouble with his wife of any
kind; never carried pistol except when
going back and forth between Santa Fe
and Cerrillos and
WHEN WORKING ALONE
at night on the water works tunnel; went
with Francisco Rivera about two weeks
ago to the office of Mr.. Catron and found
Antonio Ortiz y Salazar, Manuel Valdez,
Charles NJ. Conklin, A. L. Morrison and
others there; went there because Rivera
wanted to make an affidavit; Mr.. Catron
put the questions to Rivera; he translated
the affidavit into Spanish, or about six
lines of it; affidavit was typewriter and
it covered more than two pages; Messrs.
Catron, Morrison, Spiess and Conklin
we're present when he translated the six
lines; Manuel Valdez came in after; had
seen Francisco Rivera once or twice after
RAera returned from Santa Cruz and be-
fore this affidavit; went the second time
to Rivera's house with Willie Cain at the
request of Hipolito Vigil; Rivera's wife
and another woman were there; his broth
or, Antonio, went with him the third time
he went to Rivera's house; Rivera told
him he (Rivera) had
SENT FOR HIM
by Hipolito Vigil and Albino Arias; that
he wanted to make an affidavit. They then
went to the Office Of I. B. Catron; thought
that was the only time he was in Catror's
office during the past thirty days; he re-
membered the night Pablo Dominguez
was killed; was at home the night before
or visiting his siste: or aunt; was not
down town that night and visited no one
else. He edenied ever having told JUN
Gallegos that he and Catron would sup
port him if he killed Frank Chavez; never
had any conversation with Juan Gale
gos.
ANTONIO BOEREGO,
also one of the accused, was next called
and sworn. He testified in about the
same strain as had his brother, Francisco,
entering general denial to everything
presented in the testimony presented by
the prosecution.
He said that when he was arrested Tor
just before) by Sheriff Cunningham he
did not have rifle in his hands; he had
monkey wrench in his hand; saw a war
rant then but did not read it through.
He knew they were going to arrest him
and the others because he had been told
of it a day or so before.
The territorial court then took recess
to 8 o'clock tomorrow.