Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-16
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Additional Cases Disposed Of-An At
tachment suit Being Heard To-
day Adjournment Next
Week.

The following additional business ha
been disposed of in the territorial dis
trict court:
Territory of New Mexico vs. Ubedit
Lucero, discharging a pistol, verdict o
not guilty.
Territory of New Mexico vs. Hilari,
Trujillo, hourishing and dlscharging
pistol, verdict of not guilty.
Territory of New Mexico vs.. Albint
Gutierrez, appeal, dismissed.
Territory of New Mexico va. Rueber
Wilson, Daniel Eagan and M. G. Benton
wrongfully extracting ore, etc, indlct
ment quashed and dismissed. A simila
case against Elwin 7. Weber was dis
posed of in the same way.
Territory of New Mexico VS.. Antonio
Jose Vigil, appeal, dismissed on motor
of the territory.
In the case of the Territory vs.. Franz
Bonahoim, Andrew Sensel, Frank Groshe
and Frank G. Groshel, assault on {
dwelling house, the bonds of Frank
Groshel and Frank Bonaheim were de
clared forfeited. The bond of the former
is $500, with Andrew Cencel, W. H. Ken
needy, Barney Ford, G. Closson and Johr
Kriok as sureties, and of the latter Ii
$500, with Albert Teichmann, Austir
Goodall and Arnold & Stinson as sure
ties.
ON THE CIVIL SIDE.
The motion for new trial in the mat
ter of Joseph Richards against W. G
Rogers ct al, replevin, was denied.
will be remembered that the verdict II
this case was against the defendants.
In the matter of Lowenthal & Meyers
against W. P. Cunningham, sheriff, re
plevlr, the jury found for the plaintiffs
assessed their damages at l cent ant
costs ard restored to them the goods il
| controversy. This was an action to re
cover possession of certain goods ant
ohattels of the late firm of Charle
Neustadt & Co. and the actual defendan
in interest was Charles W. Dudrow.
II. O. Willis, of San Juan county, wa
appointed examiner to take proofs il
the chancery case of William Yul,
against j. H. Crist.
A new trial was granted in the appealed
case of Sol Lowitzki & Son against Car
Eikmeyer.
The hearing of the attachment suit O.
the Kendall Boot & Shoe company agains
Otto Johnson & Co. began before Judg.
Laughlin this morning. The attachment
is for between $500 and $500 and il
based on the fact that Mr.. Curran, O
johnson & Co., is not resident Of tn,
territory and is not paying his debts
The question is whether the attachmen
shall take precedence over other claim
and the receivership. E. A. F1ske repre-
sents the plaintiff and Messrs. Bartlett
and Frost appear for the defendants.
1t is understood that the special tern
of the territorial district court will b.
formally closed next week.
BATHED AND SET TO WORK.
Octaviano Jiron, one year, for acces
sorry to murder before the fact; Jose Con
zales y Borrego, two years and six months
for assault with deadly weapon; jane
Harris, three years, for aiding convicted
murderers to break jail; Desiderio Gale
gos, Luterio Padlla and Emiterio Garcia
each fifteen years, for murder in the sec
ond degree; Porfirio Trujillo, three years
for murder in the third degree; Robert,
Friday, for his natural life, for murder ii
the second degree, all sentenced by Judg
Laughlin yesterday morning, we're safel
landed in the penitentiary by the sherit
early Yesterday afternoon. In twent
minutes after these persons reached tn
territorial penal institution they wer
treated to baths, hair cuts, shaves an
clean and comfortable clothes of tn
rather CANDY prison pattern and set t
work at useful pursuits. If the thre
fifteen-year men behave themselves thei
good time allowances will let them out i
eight years and nine months.
AsoooRRo COUNTY MURDERER.
Sheriff H. o. Bursum, of Socorro cour
ty, also delivered Miliano Jaramillt
sentenced from that county for life fo
the crime of murder, to the penitentiar
yesterday. There are now 2O9 convict
in the institution.
Church Announcements.
At the cathedral, Sunday within tn
| OoudFe VI Iuo hSCeHSlOIl, May -, loJO, S01
vices will be as follows: First mass at
a. m; second mass at a. M; third mas
at $50 a. m, sermon in English; fourt
mass at 10:30 a. M, sermon in Spanish
May devotions and benediction at
O'Clock p. m.
In the First Presbyterian church tn
services tomorrow will be as follows
At the morning service, commencing a
10:45 sharp, "Children's Day" will be oh
served. The program prepared by tn
board of publication will be followed an
a sermon preached specially for the chill
dren and young people; Y. P. s. O. E
junior, at 8 p. m; senior at 4 p. M; pub
lie worship at 8 p. M, subject of sermon
''The Character Which True Christian
Must Support and Maintain in the World !;
Sabbath school in the A. NJ. E. church a
p. M, followed by short service. T,
any or all of these services the public i
cordially invited. Strangers and sojourn
ers specially welcome. Seats free, Com