Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-14

Fruitful Term of Court in Springer
New Mexico Board of Health
Chavez Murderers-Of-
fetal Notes.

cent term of court in Colfax county big
grst of prisoners were delivered to the
territorial penitentiary last night. They
we're brought down from Springer by
Sheriff Marion Littrell, accompanied by
Deputies W. E. Corbett, Ira B. Gale and
A. L. Calvin. Following Is the Hat, their
crimes and sentences:
John G. HILL of Clayton, and John Por-
ter alias Jack Woods, cattle stealing, five
years each and fines of $1,000; Jose v.
Casados, horse stealing, two years and
$500 fine; Andrew w. Robinson, burglary,
two years and six months; Florencio
Chaves and Tiburcio Gallegos, larceny OF
cattle, one year each and $500 fine; Doni-
ciano Salazar, assault with intent to COM
nit rape, ten years. William Collins and
William King, larceny of horse, two
years and $500 fine; Robert Kennedy,
larceny, one year.
In the Hill and Porter case, Judge
Smith overrnled motion for new trial
on Wednesday and committed them to
the penitentiary pending action of the
supreme court on the appeal.
NEW MEXICO BOARD OF HEALTH.
To advoid much confusion, which is
daily occurring, and at the request of
members of the board the following list
of members of the territorial board of
health is published:
v. R, Upton, NJ. p, President. Las Vegas
Francis H. Atkins NJ. d.. Sec. -. 4. Las vegas
J.. H. Sloan, NJ. D. Treasurer. Santa re
VIM. Eggert, n. D.. ...... santa re
]. N. Cunningham, Nj d. ......... f. Las Vegas
The board meets at Las Vegas on Wed.
nesday next, the 10Th inst.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
The following is summary of late
transactions at the local United States
land Office in Santa Fe: Homestead en-
tries-Jose D. Padilla, Guadalupe county;
Seratino Salazar, Rio Arriba county;
Fayette Gillespie, Colfax county; home.
stead final proofs-J uana Archuleta de
Valdez, San Juan county; Julianita
Aguilar de Serna, Colfax county; Luis
Herrera, Colfax county; Antonio Maria
Sanchez, Rio Arriba county; John Schus.
Ter, Bernalillo county; timber culture
final proof-Geo. T. Bell, San Juan;
homestead commutation-Law F.
Delaney, Bernallllo county; coal filings
Barney Daley, Bernalillo county; John
G. Reakirt, Rio Arriba county.
THE CHAVEZ MURDERERs.
Judge Hamilton will arrive from Socor.
70 tonight and again take up the hearing
of the Chavez conspiracy case tomorrow,
at which time comes on the motion for a
new trial. One of the jurors, Meyers,
who Joined in the original verdict OF
guilty, has come forward with an affidavit
swearing that the jury was tempered
with by bailiffs and some sensational de.
velopments are expected.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Surveyor Hiram T. Brown, Of Golden,
is in town on business with Surveyor
General Easley. He has been making
some important surveys in Union county.
The acting governor has appointed the
following notaries public during the
week. Francisco Gamma, of Osha, Collar
county; Frank H. Winston, of Fairview,
Sierra county; James L. johnson, OF
Endee, Guadalupe county.
A. l.. McGregor and Charles dudley,
having served their entire terms in the
New Mexico penitentiary without violat'
ing any Of the rules of the institution
we're yesterday pardoned and restored to
citizenship by Acting Governor Miller.
The case of the United States vs.. Peter
Martin, charged with selling liquor in
Rio Arriba county without license, is on
trial in the district court to-day. Assist.
ant United States Attorney Money is
prosecuting the case and L. g. Read de-
Tending.
The Keystone Tunnel and Mining COM
pany, of Ration, Colfax county, has filed
articles of incorporation with the terri
torial secretary setting forth: Objects,
acquiring and operating mining proper.
ties; capital stock, $1,0OO,00O; directors,
Samuel Tweed, Chapin A. Cartwright
jeremiah Leahy, Perry H. Smith, Gus
tavus s. Bre,sford, of Ration, and Joseph
O. Turner and Hiram J. Luce, of Trini.
dad; life, fifty years; principal place OF
business, Ration.
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