Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-12
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
Transactions of the District Court In
san Juan County Corporation
Papers Filed-Onicial Notes.

Judge Laughlin and Clerk WHY'S re-
turned from San Juan county last even
ing, having held special term of the dis
trict court at Aztec which lasted six days.
District Attorney Crist will return this
afternoon.
All the cases on the San Juan county
docket that could be reached we're dis
posed of.
The following criminal cases we're dis
missed on account Of the flight of the de-
PENDANTS or the absence of the prosecute
ing Witnesses: Territory vs.. Max Wen
zell, obtaining money under false pre-
fences; Territory vs.. Thomas Reynolds,
assault with deadly weapon; Nelson De.
lushe, carrying deadly weapons; Will
Swack, assault with intent to kill; Ike
Rointer, perjury; Andy Chlddy, an Indian
killing cattle.
H. B. Nickerson, charged with larceny
of a steer, was tried and acquitted.
Foster Blackjack, charged with assault
with intent to kill, was tried and found
not guilty.
A. W. Shidler, charged with cruelty kilt
ing horse, WAS fined.
R. A. Fisher, selling liquor to Indians,
pleaded guilty and was fined $25.
The case against E. g. Berry, char ged
with unlawfully drawing pistol, was dis
missed.
Capt. r. B. Hart was indicted for the
killing of Gilman, but, as Savoy the
other man shot by Hart, 10 still alive in
the hospital in Durango, no indictment
was found in the second case. Hart wat
released on $4,000 bond. Six other in
dictments against seven persons were re
turned, but the arrests have not beer
made.
In the case of Ed. M. Gibson w. thu
county commissioners, Gibson obtained
a Judgment for &c.
The case of j. G. Hubbard vs.. G.
Sullivan ct al. was dismissed upon pay
ment of costs.
j. Milton Palmer was admitted to prac
tice before the court.
| NEW CORPORATIONS.
The following corporations have file'
articles with the territorial secretary:
The Victoria Gold Mining Company
Incorporators, W. Dee Jones, Lansford F
Butler and W. R. Kidwell, of Red River
Taos county; objects, operating mine
and reducing ores; capital stock, $4,000,
600; life, fifty years; directors, same as in
oorporators; principal place of business
Red River city.
The Exchange Gold Mining Compan,
incorporates, W. D. Wyatt, W. '
Smith and W. D. Wright; objects, operat
ing mines and reducing ores; capita
| ,tocJ, conn mn. 1;fo 6ekv voore. diraCkore
W. d. Wyatt, H. A. r. Brownell, W. D
Wright, W. H. Pope and J. F. Victory
principal place of business, Hopewel
Rio Arriba county.
The California Gold Mining Oompan'
-Incorporators, W. L. Davis and @. "
Caryl, of Las Cruces; Roderick Stewar,
F. G. L. Sergeant and Alexander Stewart
of Denver; objects, operating mines an
reducing ores; capital stock, $1,000,0OC
life, fifty years; directors, same as moor
pora tors; principal Office in New Mexico
. Las Cruces, with an Office in Denver.
The Gold Extractor Mining & Suppl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, w. L. Davi
. Charles W. Caryl, Roderick Stewart, F.
L. Sergeant and Alexander Stewart; OF
iects; operating mines and reducing oret
capital stock, $5,0O0,O00; life, fifty years
directors, same as incorporators; princ
pal Office in New Mexico, Las Cruce
, with an Office in Denver.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
The territorial supreme court will met
in Santa Fe at 10 O'Clock on Monda
morning.
The governor has appointed the TO
lowing notaries public: R. W. D. Bryan
. Of Albuquerque; Eli Q. Priest, of Rincor
t s. O. Meek, of Socorro; j. F. Darlington
of Elizabethtown, and l.. F. Butler, {
Red River, Taos county.