Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-17
CRENSHAW IS
INDICTED FOR MURDER
His Victim Died at Cerros Yesterday Morn
ing After Making Two Ante.Mortem State.
nents, One Of Them 10 District
Attorney {. c. Abbott.
FRANCISCO ARCHULETA IS SENTENCED
SUIT FOR PARTITION or GABALDON GRANT

The territorial grand jury on Satur-
day found true bill against N. f.
CrenshaW for assault with intent to
kill. Edward Hull upon whom the as
sault was committed, died yesterday
morning at 1920 o'clock from the eff
feet of the wound in the abdomen in
flicted by Crenshaw, and the grand
jury will probably indlct Crenshaw for
murder this afternoon. Crenshaw is in
the county Jail, having been brought
up yesterday from Cerrilos. His
bond upon the first charge was fixed
statement on Saturday. District At
torney E. C. Abbott went to Cerrillos
on Saturday evening ana took sec~
ond ante-mortem statement from t1ull
Francisco Garcia who had beei, m
dicted by the territorial grand jury
for assault with intent to rape, was
released from the county Jail this af-
ternoon, he having furnished a bond Of
$3.50.
A suit was filed in the district court
Ortega ct al VS.. Thomas B. Catron ct
al, asking for an injunction to prevent
the cutting Of ties on the Gabaldon
grant at the headwaters of the Tesuque
until the suit is decided, asking for
the appointment of receiver, a par
tition of the grant and quieting OF title.
The grant contains 10,69O acres, and
Mr.. Catron recently let a contract for
the cutting of 100000 railroad ties on
the grant
The panel for the petit jury was ex-
hausted this forenoon and six more
names were drawn. The jury was en-
paneled this afternoon.
The case of the Territory VS.. Elias
Gonzales for assault with intent to
kill, has been set for trial on Tuesday
of this week.
The case of the Territory VS.. Jose
Rafael Octaviano Martinez, for mur-
der, will be tried on Wednesday.
The territorial grand jury has re-
turned two indictments against Her
mejildo Lobato for larceny ard burg
larry, he being accused of breaking into
the cellar of Miguel Bernardinelh and
stealing several TASKS of wine.
The territorial grand jury has re-
turned an Indictment against Pedro
Romero for assault while armed.
Judge McFe delivered his charge to
the territorial petit jury this after
noon. The jurors are: Atanacio Vigil,
Cr'stobal Rivera, Julian Herrera, ] M.
Rogers, Matias Sandoval, Nestor Ro-
nero, Nicolas Lopez, w. w. Swyres, J.
\. Carley, Beritc Alarid, Fra i"isco
Ri, erf. y Gonzales, Luciano Ortiz, To-
mas Griego, Vicente +. Royba:, An.
ter 10 Herrera, Tomas Roybal, Narciso |
uJHn, Daniel Romero, Eligto Madrisl, |
Aneoleto Contreras. Ramon 3istsr
Hipclito Dominguez, Maxine Silva |
Melquiades Quintana.
The grand jury this afternoon
brought a true bill against N. E. Cren-
shaw for the murder of Edward Hull
at Cerrillos.
On Saturday evening Judge McFie |
overruled a motion for a new trial and
arrest of Judgment in the case of the
United States VS.. Francisco Archuleta
who had been found guilty on the
charge Of embezzlement as postmaster
at Coyote. Judge McFie sentenced |
who had restored to the
government the shortage, to pay fine |
of $50 and costs of prosecution. A mo-
tion for an appeal to the territorial su-
preme court was made by the defend
ants attorney, A. B. Renehan, but 1t |
is understood that Archuleta will pay |
his fine and that the appeal will not |
be perfected. His appeal bond was set
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