Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-25
TERRITORIAL SUPREME COURT.
Convened al Santa Re This Morning
Local ParaRranhS.


Hon. Frank W. Parker, Of the Third
judicial district, passed up the road last
Saturday night, and Is attending the ter
ritorial supreme court at Santa Fe to-
day, he being one Of the popular asso-
ciate Justices.
Judge A. A. Freeman, OF SocOrrO, an
ex-associate justice OF the territorial su-
preme court, passed up the road for Santa
Fe last night.
A. B. Fitch, ex-president Of the New
Mexico bar association and a prominent
attorney OF SOcOrrO, was a passenger for
the territorial capital last night.
Judge s. B. Newcomb, one Of the best
known attorneys OF Las Cruces, is in
Santa Re to-day, passing up the road last
night.
Hon. II. NJ. Dougherty, the OK district
attorney Of the Fifth judicial district,
came in from socorro last night, and is
in Santa Fe to. day attending the terri
torial supreme court.
Hon. +. W. Clancy. AlbuQuerque's pop.
ular mayor, accompanied by his esti-
mable wife, left night for Santa Fe,
where MIR. Clancy has some important
business before the territorial supreme
court.
Judge j. W. Crumpacker, Of this iu-
dicial district, left last night to attend
the July term Of the territorial supreme
court. He is an associate justice Of that
court.
Hon. ". B. Childers, the United States
attorney for New Mexico; Hon. Neill B.
Field, Horton Moore and A. j. Mitchell,
all %well-knOwn attorneys OF this city,
left last night for Santa Fe. They have
important cases before the territorial
supreme court now in session at the
capital.
Judge II. l.. Warren, Of the law firm Of
Warren Il Ferguson, has been in Santa
Re since last Saturday night. He was
joined this morning by Mr.. Ferguson,
who was a passenger for the territorial
capital last night.
Chief Justice Mills, who was back In
New Haven on a visit 10 his old home,
returned to Las Vegas yesterday and is
at Santa Re to-day, attending the terri
tOrial supreme court.
Associate justice Of the territorial
supreme court, Hon. J. X. McFie. with
his family CANT in from Santa Fe last
Saturday night and continued TO Los
Cruces yesterday morning. The judge is
In charge Of the First Judicial district,
and will come up from the south this
evening on his return 10 Santa Fe.
Thomas II s~argsnt's Unumsiy Death.
The following account Of the death OF
Thomas H. Sargent, which occurred on
July IA, hiss been received from his home
at HI RitO says the New Mexican:
Mr.. Sargent attended the celebration
at Chamita on the 18th and the next
morning left that place for home, going
alone. II is supposed that when within
about seven miles OF ri RitO a storm
came up, and the horse he was riding be,
came frightened at the lightning or rain
and became unmanageable, jumping
over a bank more than twenty feet high
In the fall Mr.. S%argent's neck wa
broken, his chest crushed in, and several
other injuries received; the horse was
also killed. The body remained at the
foot Of the bluff from the l4th to the
18th. His absence caused no uneasines.
for the reason that on leaving home fol
Chamita he stated that he would prob
ably visit Santa Fe before returning. On
Sunday the body was discovered by sOmI