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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-13

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The herald., 1897-01-31
THE VINCENT HOTEL.
The Suit For a Rebate Commission
Falls to the Ground.

In the suit of T. X. Leaning against E.
W. Jones, Judge Shaw yesterday very
promptly. and without listening to ar
gument, rendered Judgment in favor Of
the defendant
The defendant had given Leaning a
written promise to pay to him s125 when
the balance of the purchase price of the
furniture Of the Vincent hotel, amount
ing to $500, and with interest, was paid
as provided in the lease made out to
Mayor & Leaning. The amount had
confessedly not been paid, but plaintiff
attempted to show that the circum-
stances which had prevented it had been
such as relieved him, and that he was
entitled to the s125.
The court thought otherwise, and
made the order accordingly
The herald., 1897-01-31

ity In turning the typical sailors hand.
spring. Bouquets were sent up.
The violin solos by George Grossey
were we'll received; also the songs You
ana Answer. by ]. c. Kolf-
The singing section Of the Turnvereir
sang zum Waldo with good effect, and
OF course, selections by Arendt's orches-
ira were appreciated.
Inc closing exercise on the program
was an exhibition of wrestling, fencing
and club swinging by the active Turn.
ers 1t was all good, although tat
wrestling attracted the most attention
Inc wrestlers were NJ Hooker and FREQ
WATERS, John Schalos and Lester Da.
vidson. The solo club swingers were
MISS f. Ross and L. Wagner. The fenc.
ers We're Jacob Schneider and Ed Sett.
lage. r. Bloomer and r. Kiesling.
A social dance followed the entertain.
ment, the floor committee being Messrs
l.: Breer and e. H. Settlage, managers
MINES: Steinike and Fontaine and Misses
IT, IL; Feige, e. Feige and Walters, aids
Ihe number participating in the dance
was quite large
The herald., 1897-01-31

The suit IL entitled the United States
VS.. c. w. Smith, receiver Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad company; c. N
Sterry, United States Trust company.
Metropolitan Trust company ct al, and
Is brought to quiet title to section 29
township north, range % east, S. b. NJ
about half the town of Needles is built
upon about 80 acres of this section, the
land being held only by squatters title.
The other portion of the townsite, which
Is on section 32, and is generally known
as the Ruddell tract, is not involved in
this suit.
1t appears that the Atlantic and Pa
cific received land grant in which was
included section 90. and which after
ward lapsed. The Southern Pacific then
took up the grant on certain conditions,
but Is is doubtful if these conditions
were fulfilled, on the one hand, and also
doubtful if the original grant did prop
erly and legally lapse. In the event OF
this suit resulting favorably TO the gov
ernment, all the odd sections from San
Buenaventura to the Colorado will be
affected
The herald., 1897-01-31
NEW SUITS FILED.

The trust property of Nettie Cornwell
The petition of Nettie Cornwell for d
trustee to be appointed in place of H. E.
Cornwell, deceased. to hold certain
stock amounting to 15.777 shares in the
Escondido Gold Mining company, and
make such disposition thereof as might
be made under the trust heretofore held
by her husband.
Frank Fasabind VS.. Mary Fasabind,
also known as Mary Sladerman-A suit
to quit title to lots / and Q block 6, of the
Howes tract.
Clotilde Castruccio VS.. City of Los An
. geles and John H. Drain, superintendent
of Streets-A suit to restrain the defend
ants from selling certain parcels of land
for assessments levied, and delinquent.
for the widening of Macy street from
Main to river, amounting to S369 45,
which plaintiff refuses to pay on account
of its illegality.
S. P. Creasinger VS.. Mrs. Rebecca j.
Thompson-A suit to recover possession
of the furniture in a rooming house, val
ued at S31064, and S100 as damages for
detention.
The estate of Caroline Gerson, de-
ceased-The petition of Herman Gerson
for letters of administration. The es-
tate is valued at only S35.
The estate of George w. Meade, de-
ceased-The petition of Anna Meade
for probate of will. The estate is valued
at $500.
Robert Butcher VS.. Mary j. Livingston
"A suit to recover s33. 80 on a mechanic
lien, $50 attorneys fee and costs.
The herald., 1897-01-31
MUSIC AND MUSCLE.
Entertainment by the Ladies' Section Of
the Turnverein Germania

The active ladies' section of the Turn
verein Germania, which is composed
of members of many of our best Ger
man families, gave its first public en-
tertanment at Turner hall last evening.
There was a good attendance, compris-
ing the better class of our German popu-
lation principally.
The feature of the evenings enter
tainment was the club swinging and
gymnastic exercises by the active Ia
dies, twelve in number, Mines. F. Stein
ike, F. W. Detmers, A X Brauer, D.
Schreiber p. Mullen, Smith and Miss es
F.. Feige, L. Feige, f. Ross, B. Putnam,
]. Moore. Walters and H. Fontaine.
These ladies, by their fine exhibition
with the clubs and double gymnastic ex-
ercises on the side horses, showed what
athletic training will do for women.
This was their first public appearance
and their performance equaled many
professionals. Karl Ross was their com
petent instructor.
Mrs. f. Steinike appeared as a. jaunty
sailor and danced the hornpipe in per-
feet style. In response to an enthusiast
tic encore she displayed wonderful agil-
The herald., 1897-01-31

an appeal from the decision of the trial
court in the case of Big JIM" That
Messrs. Phibbs and Appel, who acted as
special counsel for the prosecution, rep
resenting friends of the murdered man,
are responsible for the curious tangie
is possible; and the action taken yes
terdY. upon application being maze 10
admit Big JIM to bail adds another
link to the involved chain OF circum-
stances in connection with the case.
LIE Compte Davis, esq, of counsel rep
resenting Big Jim," moved the court
that his client be admitted to bail. Inc
sureties were in court ready 10 qualiiy
in double the amount required, as 1oi-
lows: Two American sureties-one man
and a woman stood ready 10 quaIily
to the extent of $500 each; Tom Bin.
$1,000; Jo Poo Sam. $2000 Ah Nov,
$4,000, and Qwang Wah Lung Cung
$1,000.
Deputy District Attorney McComas ex-
cepted to the bond in general terms, put
Mr. Phibbs grew eloquent in deuncia-
ton of Cinnamon being permitted to
qualify. Mr.. Davis failed to see why
the constitutional right assured to de-
fendant should be denied just because
some OF the bondsmen happened to be
Cinnamon. After further interchange
of argument the court stated that, to
his mind, the difficulty lay in Cinnamon
having only leasehold right to their
properties, and therefore must ever be
unsatisfactory bondsmen. Mr.. Davies
thereupon withdrew the bond, announc-
ing his intention to get white men in
the place of the Cinnamon.
So Big Jim" must languish in Jail
awhile yet 1t is curious to surmise
what might happen if the supreme court
should reverse the ruling of Judge Smith.
He would be face to face with the un-
pleasant alternative of either outraging
his sense of right and justice by sentenc-
ing a prisoner to death who, In his opin-
ion had not been proved deserving of
the extreme penalty, or else. by stand
ing pat" let some other judge assume
the responsibility of passing sentence
in a case of which he could have no
more than the most superficial knowl-
edge.
The herald., 1897-01-31
JUSTICES JUSTICE AGAIN.
AS Exemplifled in the Case of Guada-
loupe Lopez al Santa Monica.

Major Horace Bell appeared in depart
ment one yesterday and made such a
presentment of fact in connection with
the case of Mrs. Lopez, who was con-
victed of disturbing the peace of g.
| Scotto and fined $40 by Justice Wells of
the Santa Monica township court, as to
tickle the risibilities of Deputy District
Attorney McComas and cause Judge
Smith to reverse the trial court and or
der d new trial
1t appeared that Mrs Scotto and Mrs
Lopez had row, in which there was a
considerable amount of hair pulling, the
trouble having arisen through the jeal-
ousy of the women over their respective
husbands
Mrs. Lopez was arrested and charged
with having disturbed the peace of Mrs.
Scotto, but upon the case coming up for
trial. Mrs. Scotto admitted knocking
Mrs Lopez down and standing upon her
Thereupon Justice Wells dismissed the
complaint, but almost Immediately an
other complaint was sworn out against
Mrs. Lopez. This time she was accused
of disturbing the peace of Mrs Scotto,
who was in the vicinity when the row
occurred
When Mrs. Lopez was rearrested her
attorney Major Bell, was i'll in bed, and
he telegraphed notice of the fact to
Santa Monica, but Justice Wells would
not defer the trial. The prosecution
was represented by j. c. Morgan, whom
Major Bell claimed was not authorized
to represent the district attorney. but
was private attorney for the Scottos.
The trial resulted in Mrs, Lopez being
found guilty and sentenced as stated.
Mr. McComas agreed with the court
that the plea of once in jeopardy, raised
by Major Bell, was sufficint to call for a
! reversal of the judgment, and Judge
| Smith caustically referred to the as
sumed possibility that person could
I have complaint after complaint filed
! against him by witnesses to a row in
| which they might be concerned.
A new trial was awarded, but under
| the peculiar circumstances of the case
| the whole proceeding will most likely
be dismissed
The herald., 1897-01-31
The REMAINING memberg of the harbor
MARRIAGE LICENSE

The following licenses issued yester-
day from the office of the county clerk:
Edward b. Meyer, a native of Califor-
mia, aged 26 years and Frances G. Gar
cia, native also of California. aged 2S
years both residents of Los Angeles.
Willet P. Willing, a native of Illinois,
aged 81 years, and a resident Of Rands-
burg, Kern county, and Maria Merca-
dante, a native of California, aged II
years, and a resident of Los Angeles
Charles e. Green, native of Canada
aged 30 years, and Lizzie King a native
Of Ohio, aged 26 years, both residents Of
Los Angeles.
William Larkin, native of England,
aged 46 years. and Dora Bailey, native
OF Michigan, aged 80 years, both resi-
dents of Los Angeles
Waldo r. Cline, native of Pennsyl-
vania, aged % years, and a resident of
Flagstaff. AriZ., and Rhea r. Clinton. a
native of Missouri ased y year, and
resident Of Los Angeles.
Robert Charles CUdOy, native Of
California. aged 26, and resident of
Cuddy ranch, Ventura county, and Lille
Viola Gross, a native Of Michigan, aged
16 years. and a resident of lockwood
valley, Ventura.
The herald., 1897-01-31
INSPECTING STATEPROPERTY
Governor Budd and the Party Of Legis.
lators
Passed a Day at San Diego and Will
Visit Highland-They Will
Be Here Today.

Governor Budd and the legislative
party that gave Los Angeles so brief a
visit Friday noon en- route to Whittier,
passed all of yesterday in San Diego,
comforting with citizens and looking at
the many sites offered for the desired
state normal school. AS was told in
The Herald yesterday, the party~passed
Friday afternoon at Whittier inspecting
the state school, and in the evening de-
parted for San Diego, passing the night
in the private train of two cars.
The party left San Diego late last
night to proceed northward leisurely,
sleeping in the Pullmans at some way
station. The visitors will reach San
Bernardino in time for breakfast. After
a forenoon passed in inspecting High
land asylum, the governor and legislat-
ors will catch the Southern Pacific noon
train at Cotton and come to Los Ange-
les.
A visit will be paid to the state normal
school here and then the junketers will
start back to Sacramento.
AT SANTA CLARA.
On their way southwark the governor
and his party visited the states proper
ty at Santa Clara Thursday to see how it
would answer as a reformatory for the
girls who are now cared for at the Whit
tier reform school.
The abandoned home for feeble mind
ed is located on fifty-one acres in the
town of Santa Clara, within half mile
of the electric car line. There are two
principal buildings that can be used for
a dormitory and school rooms, and sew
eral outbuildings such as are needed in
such an institution, and they could all
be put into condition at an outlay of
$4,000 or $4,000. The town of Santa Clara,
which is advanced so far as to own its
own water and electric light works and
has a sewer system, offeres the state free
water and lights and the extension of
the sewer up to the states property.
A special dispatch from San Jose to
the San Francisco Examiner says:
1t seems to be problem how to man.
age this girls reformatory, in case 1t is
brought here from Whittier, without an
other commission, which 1t is safe to say
the governor will not have. 1t has been
suggested that it could be managed
financially by the board of trustees OF
the Agnews asylum. who have done 80
we'll in their institution as to put it at
the head of the list; and managed as to
its educational and reformatory work
by DR.. and Mrs. Osborne. who are heart
lily interested in this kind of work.
The governor and his party were en-
tertained at lunch by David Henderson
the Santa Clara banker, and given pub
lie reception al the Henderson residence
from 130 to 2:30 p. m. when they came
to San Jose and were taken to the nor
NAL school.
The governor and party inspected the
normal school buildings and grounds
with reference to the state granting a
portion of Normal square to the city for
site for the new high school building
soon to be erected.