Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-12-22


Fdctim d jualcs quod ud Ella cjidiQM non
spsctat, non rdtum est.
An act Of q judge which does not relate
to his ofice, is Of no force.
Probate court was In session, to day.
Chief Justice Thomas Smith il or for
Virginia, by the way Of Chicago.
Eusebip Chavez, sheriff elect, Of Mora
county, is on hand with an approved bond
in the sum Of $4,000.
Placido BacA y Bacn, sheriff-aleot OF
Guadalupe county, has had his bond Of
office aled and approved.
Judgment has been granted, In the dis
trict court, against the heirs of romas Uli-
barri, for the amount Of delinquent taxes.
The county commissions rs elect, of Mora,
viz: Juan Pablo Aragop, Tomas D.. Ro-
nero and Jose Demetrlo Medina, have
qlalided by fur nishIng a bond Of $4,000
each, the same having been accepted by
the court.
The movement vas ~inaugurated at . bal
meeting at Roswell for the organisation oil
a southeastern New Mexico bar associa-
ton. The primary object Of the Organise
tion Is to secure united aud systematic
work from the bar Of that'part of the Ter
ritory In behalf OF good legislation.
Bernardo Santistevan, who was arrested
on a charge Of theft and suspected Of being
implicated in the murder Of Billy Green
and Kelly, was arraigned before Judge
Millikin, up at Trinidad, for preliminary
trial. He waived examination and was
bound over to the district court.
The u. s. supreme court In Washington,
yesterday affirmed the verdict OF the su-
preme court of New Mexico, in the case OF
Francisco Borrego, Antonio Borrego, Lau.
reano Alarid and Patricio Valencia. under
sentence OF death for the murder Of Fran
cisco Chavez. in Santa Fe county, In 1892
The case was appealed to the supreme
court on the allegation of error, but til,
court decided the proceedings 10 the Ter
r~itorial courts to have been regular.
Frank Vigil, collector-elect OF Nor.
county, has bad his bond approved In tn,
sum of $685. 900, with the following ~suretiel
for more than called for: Lujan & Pinard,
SIS, 900; T. Romero g. Son, $4,000; r
Roy bal, 81, 600; Sabine Leyba, $1,000; Luz
ciano Macs. $1,000; Acorsini Martinez and
brother. "a, 1000; F. g.. Ortega, $1,000; Cast
miro Gonzales, 81 1000; ]. B. Aguilar
81, ZOO; Jesus GARLIC, $1,000; Antonio u
Pacheco, $500; M. s. Gordon, $1,000; J. J
Fuss. $1,000; Rafael Ortiz, $1,000; Marco.
lima Martinez, 81 900; Juan B. Martinez,
$500; P. D. st. Vrain. $4,000.
!, MOTIONS 0 R~E-HEARrNG.
The New Mexico supreme court, at III
recent adjourned meeting in Santa Fe
adopted the following rule Of general In
tsrest to attorneys:
A motion for re- hearing after judgm emf
can be presented only at the term at which
the judgment is entered, unless by specia
leave granted during the term, and mus
be filed within ten days after such tudg-
ment, ii the term shall so long continue.
No motion for re-bearing shall be fled
unless in the ground or grounds Of said
motion it shall distinctly point out, that
some question decisive OF the cause, and
only submitted by counsel, has been over
l ,oked by the court. or that the decision
of the court is in conflict with some csn.
trolling decision or provision by statute
to which the attention OF the court he
not been called. through the oversight O
neglect Of counsel.