Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-08
INJUNCTION
MADE PERMANENT
Judge McFie Hands Down a Decision
Against the United Mine
Workers.
OTHER COURT DECISIONS
The Gold Mint Mining and Milling Com
pany Wins a Suit in Which it Was
the Defendant-The Ortiz
Block Sold.

Judge McFie on Saturday afternoon
handed down decision in the case OF
the Colorado Fuel e. Iron company
against the United Mine Workers on
America, growing out Of the violent
action of number of the striking coal
| miners at Gallup, who sought to inter
fere with the working of the mines of
the plaintiff company. Judge McFie
granted all injunction enjoining all
those whom the testimony showed had
actually participated in violence of some
degree or another from interfering with
the working of the company's mines or
preventing it from securing laborers.
1t dissolved the Injunction against the
citizens of Gallup, who had been in
cluded in the temporary injunction.
having not been participants but mere
ly sympathizers with the Union strikers.
The case was tried on change of venue
from Bernalillo county and was decided
on testimony submitted by the plaintiffs,
the defense having no witnesses at the
hearing.
Referee N B. Laughlln today sold at
the court house the Ortiz property at
the corner of San Francisco street and
Don Gaspar avenue, fronting 100 feet
and running back on Don Gaspar avenue
15O for $6,1 subject to about $4,000
Delinquent taxes, to Miguel Chaves, the
plaintiff In the mortgage foreclosure
suit against Magdalena Lncero de Ortiz
ct al. Colonel George W. Knaebel
bought in the property for Mr.. Chaves.
The property will be improved by Mr..
Chaves or sold to some one who will
make improvements on it. 1t is one of
the best business locations in the city
and was formerly occupied by the Santa
Fe Mercantile company, which burned
out last August.
In the case OF the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway company against
the Pueblo Indians of Santo Domingo,
the amount awarded to the Indians by
special commissioners appointed to
assess damages against the company for
laying its track across the Pueblo Indian
lands, viz, $12O, has been paid over to
District Clerk A. M. Bergere as register
to hold until finally disposed of.
District Clerk A. M. Bergere received
word this forenoon that Prudencio Tru-
jillo who had been indicted for rape in
San Juan county, had broken jail at
Aztec had been recaptured I'm Rio Arriba
county and lodged In jail at TERRA
Amarillo, had again broken jail and was
now at large. Trujllo is described as a
big, burly and ugly tempered fellow:
The crime with which he is charged
was committed upon an eight year old
girl.
In the case of FREDERICK Ortiz of Ortiz,
Colo, VS.. Juan dc Dios Lopez of Rio
Arriba county, brought to replevin some
cattle which Ortiz claimed had been
stolen from him, Judge McFie gave
decision for the defendant and assessed
damages amounting to $7S.51 against
the plaintiff.
In the case of e. L. Bartlett ct al. VS..
Nicolas Vigil ct al, a decree has been
entered in the district court partitioning
the lands OF the Francisco Monies Vigil
grant or Las Truchas tract among the
over hundred heirs. Elias Brevoort,
E. A. Reynolds and R. N. Hardinge
were appointed commissioners to partt-
ton the grant. The grant covers $3.50
acres.
In the case OF Michael Walsh vs.. The
Gold Mint & Mining Company OF Taos
county. proceeding originating out of
an adverse to mining claim in the Rio
Hondo mining district, Judge McFie to-
day gave Judgment for the defendant.
The company had applied for patent
on the Gold Mint lode mining claim,
which was under dispute.
The case of Manuel Herrera VS.. Ra-
facl Herrera, suit involving the pos
session of lands near Santa Cruz in San
ia Fe county and the payment OF dam
ages, was heard before Judge McFie
this forenoon and will probably be de-
cided tomorrow.
In the case of John G. Schumann VS..
H. s. Arnold to recover on promissory
note Judge McFie signed Judgment
a 0ainst the dafandant for S41154