Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-09
COURT MATTERS.

Necessities est lee temporis ct loci.
Necessity is the aw Of a particular time
and place.
in the district court.
H. e. Byers, Of Watrous, drew $3.50,
witness fee in the case against Jose Valdez,
up there.
A witness certificate for $1.5O awaits
Rev. James H. Defouri at the district
clerks office.
S. cases were allowed Sl2 apiece for at
tendance at court.
Gabriel Vigil will be tried in the U. S.
court, on the 10th, for a violation of the
sixth commandment.
Tomas Marquee will nave a hearing on
the 18Th for his ignorance of, or indiffer-
ence to, an United States statute.
The trial of the Dennis boys, who are &C.
cused Of fetching infected cattle into the
Territory. has gone over till the 14th inst.
Byron T. Mills, the bra nd new attorney,
oh aRPONhdhNO AZ OOult " Ps -
Stevens, against whom a U. S. offense is
docketed.
In the case of W. G. Leonard us. H. l..
Ortiz, assumpsit, in the Albuquerque court,
default for failure of defendant to appear
and final judgment entered for S344.
In the case of Louisa Voss, who is held as
a witness against the Blossburg postofice
robbery an allowance has been made of 81
day for 1853 days by the presiding
judge.
In the U. s. case No. 523, Judge H. 8.
was handed a certificate of all
for 81. 10, for unbosoming himself
of that Of which he was possessed about
the matter.
Luis A. Q. de Baca is expected over from
county to testify in a case or two
the U. S, grand jury; Likewise,
Juan Tixie, of Clayton, that county, and
DIR. John G. Slack, register of the land of.
flee, over there,
Mrs. Minnie Parks, of Ration, has applied
in the district court for Colfax county, for
a legal separation from her husband,
George Parks, on the ground of desertion.
last known residence of the party de-
PENDANT was Flint, Michigan.
1t is understood that a compromise NAV
agreed upon in the case against G. A.
Moore, Of Conneaut, Ohio, who made
use of the u. 8. mails in solicit
ing small subscriptions to aid in the main.
of a mythical railroad man.
Certain property and moneys Of Michael
I. Kean, the Masonic temple contractor,
have been attached by the San Miguel ma
banK to secure the payment of a
promissory note aud accrued in |
terests and costs, amounting to S96S.
The testimony in the Duncan .Tamme
case, for the appointment of a receiver for
the opera house, has been taken before
A.. Prentice, special examiner, and
It was thought that the arguments would
made before Judge Smith, to-day.
A plea of ''guilty" was entered by AL.
lred X. Hawkins, this morning, to the
charge preferred against him Of uniaw-
July cutting government timber. He was
by Judge Smith to one days
Easy confinement in the county Jail and to
pay a fine of $25 and the court trimmings.
In the case Of J. w. Schoield, receiver
# the Albuquerque national bank Us. the
Sigrita cattle company ct al, the, final re-
Of Receiver Smith OF the company.
vas filed and the amount in his hands dis
'ersed upon order Of the court at AL
'uquerque to the parties entitled to the
anne.
Judge Thos. Smith has signed an order
4 court releasing one Ricardo Lopez FROM
be Mora jail. on his own recognizance, to
wait the action OF tue grand jury. The
omplaint against the man is that he OBJ
aimed 81 80 under false pretenses. His
was a useless expense to the tax
Of that county.
Have you laid 10 a supply Of sugar.
letter, before the price aecends