Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-08
The TERRITORIAL
SUPREME COURT
Considerable Business Was Disposed Of
This Forenoon Including the Handing
Down Of Several Important
Opinions.
CLERK OF THE FIFTH
DISTRICT Is FINED

LIE tcTTllOIIdl supreme court uls
posed of considerable business th
forenoon.
In case No. 800, The Early Times Dis
tillery Company ct AL appellants, VI
Charles Zeiger, ct al appellees, an ~
peal from the District court of Berna
lilo county. the opinion of the lowe
court was affirmed, opinion by Judg
! D. II. Mcmillan.
In case No. S51, The Territory of New
Mexico VS.. John Wilburn the applica
tion of the bondsmen of Wilburn TO
discharge, was denied.
In case No. 76S, w. H. Miller, plant
John H. McCutchen, James M. Hill, de
PENDANTS in error. from Socorro county
the judgment of the lower court wa.
affirmed, the opinion being by the en-.
| tire bench.
| In case No. SS7, T. P. Robinson, ap.
pellant, VS.. The Palentine Insurance
Company Qimited) of Manchester
England, appellee, from Bernalillo
county the motion for rehearing was
overruled.
In case No. 969, The Territory of New
Mexico VS.. Anna Freeman, sentenced
in Dona Ana county for arson and lar
ceny the motion of territory to doc
ket the case and dismiss the appeal
was granted and the judgment of the
lower court affirmed.
In the case of the Territory of New
Mexico VS.. Jesse Smith, the time was
extended until June 30 to perfect and
file the bill of exceptions. Smith is ac-
cused of the larceny of cattle.
On motion of F. w Clancy, ESQ.,,
time was allowed for the docketing of
the case of United States vs. Densmore
and also time to sign the bill of excep-
tions until such time as there shall be
a successor to Judge j. W. Crumpack-
er. Densmore killed a man on the
Navajo Indian reservation.
In case No. 966, the Territory of New
Mexico VS.. Jose Manuel Gonzales, from
Guadalupe county, the hearing of the
motion to dismiss was set for January
49, Gonzales is accused of the larceny
of sheep.
In case No. 967, Territory of New
Mexico VS.. Matthew Coppenburgar,
from Union county, the ino.io.l 10 dis
miss was set for a hearing on January
13. Coppenburger is accused Of mur-
der.
The case of the Territory of New
Mexico, appellant, VS.. LIE Grande z.
Pratt, appellee, from Chaves county, |
was set for trial for tomorrow.
A committee consisting Of Judge A.
A. Freeman, Solicitor General e. L.
Bartlett and S. M. Ashenfelter was ap-
pointed to draft suitable resolutions
lpon the death of Thomas S. Heflin,
ESQ.
A. B. Mcmillan, s. M. Ashenfelter
md George P. Money were appointed
emporary members of the committee
o examine applicants to the bar.
Upon motion of the territory, a rule
vas directed upon the clerk of the 5th
judicial district ordering him to send
p the records in the cases of the Ter
itory VS.. Gus Lard, the Territory VS..
alexander Williams, and the Territory
3. Joseph Taylor, he having neglected
0 send the records, in accordance with
he statutes and the rules of the court.
he court directs him to send the
and fine Of SO is imposed :
NOV, hin, IN, an ot an |
The following are applicants for ad-
lission to the bar Of the territorial ,
upreme court: 1st judicial district, A. +,
Abbott and w. A. Barney Of Santa
e; I'd district, William Moore Clay
IN, M. e. Hickey, James H. Paxton,
bel B. Perea, Herbert F. Reynolds of
Sd district, A. M. Forres-
sr, Numa c. Frenger of Las Cruces;
mos w. Pollard and W. T. Wilson of ..
eming; and Byron Sherrey Of Alamo
ordo; 4th district, Lacey Everitt of
atom; George H. Hunker and Louis
lain Of Las Vegas; P. @. Robins. H.
. Taylor and e. r. Wright of Santa
osa; 5th district, James H. Hervey of
oswell, and Frank B. Hutchinson. \
1t is understood that there will be :
ispension of 30 to 80 attorneys from
'actice before the territorial supreme
,urt for noncompliance with the
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