Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-11
.SAB|NO LEYBA DIES
. OF HIS WOUNDS
He Was Shot at Wagon Mound by Lola
Nolan Who Is in Custody Unable to
Furnish the Bond of $4,000
Asked from Her.
CHIEF JUSTICE MILLS IMPOSES SENTENCES
UPON A LARGE NUMBER or PRISONERS

shape. They will ask the city to have
4th and 5th street sidewalks extended
Feut to the building in time for the mex
school term. A number of application:
are in for the principalship of the new
= high school, but nothing was done will
. the matter yet. Considerable routine
: business was also transacted.
Secundino Romero, the popular dis
trict clerk. went down to Albuquerque
last night.
David Leahy, a brother of Jerry
Is down from Ration on business and to
shake hands with few of the boys.
Sabine Leyba, the man who was Shot
by Lola Nolan in Wagon Mound, some
time ago, died of the effects of his
wounds Sunday He leaves a wife and
four children. The Nolan woman is
still in custody being unable to give
the $4,000 BAIL and she will most proba-
bly, get the full extent of the law.
Mrs. Fl. Yeakle of Louisville. Ky,
former resident of Las Vegas and well
known here, is expected here on Thurs
day morning and will be in attendance
at Mrs. Spiess' party on Friday; she
coming to visit them.
| Miss Bessie Curran, who has been
Visiting Dr. Bradley for the past year.
left today for Colorado Springs. She
will later go on to her home in Haver-
| hill, Mass.
Tomas Delgado of Santa Fe is here
to have an operation performed on his
eyes.
District court convened this morning
and Judge Mills had all the prisoners
that had been found guilty, and plead
ed guilty at this term of court, brought
before him for sentence There was a
large string of them, and pretty
tough looking lot of customers they
We're, Following is the list and sem
tences: Mauricio Chavez, guilty Of |
larceny of a horse, was sentenced to |
year in the penitentiary, but Judgment |
was suspended during his good behav- |
for as the fellow was somewhat simple. |
Indalecio Sena, who pleaded guilty to
murder in I'd degree, to one of the most |
brutal murders that has ever happened
in this county, was sentenced to 80
years in the penitentiary at hard labor.
His murder was the kicking of his Wife
in the abdomen while she was en-
ciente, she dying three days later. The
judge also told the prisoner that IL the |
Jury had tried the case. the verdict !
would most probably have been murder |
sp he. e,.ct far, ~ !,
tence would have been death. (
Adolph Weis and Simon Weiner the
two Roumanians who We're found |
guilty of stealing and concealing the
stolen goods from Ilfeld's were senten-
ced to one year each in the peniten-
pentant, and cried after his sentence.
Attorney Spiess acted as interpreter,
and the judge gave them a kind talk
and good advice.
Simon Macs, guilty of larceny of
horses, was sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary. This is not Macs first
offense, he having served term for
murder, and the judge warned him If
he ever came up before him again, he
would give him the full extent of the
law.
The sentence In the case Of Antonio
Castillo, guilty of assault with deadly
weapon, the Judge will not give out un-
til he has looked into the case further.
Merejildo Baca, guilty of getting too
free with pistol at a dance in San Mi
guel, while intoxicated. was sentenced
to is months in the penitentiary, but
sentence was suspended during good
behavior
Jose Martinez, guilty Of stealing 700
head of sheep, was given two and one
half years in the penitentiary.
Isidro Salano, guilty of wife beating,
was given three months In the county
jail, but owing to some mitigating cir
and the mans former good
character, the Judgment was suspend
ed during good behavior. Salano also
filed suit for divorce against his wife.
Jose Ramon Trujillo, guilty of dis
charging a deadly weapon within the
city limits, was given eight months in
the penitentiary, but judgment was
during good behavior.
Donaciano Barros. an old thief gull
ty of larceny Of sheep, was given two
years In the penitentiary.
Elmer Calvin and Charles Rivers, the
burglars who broke in the sample room
next the Record office, and who plead
ed guilty, We're given one year each.
The remains of Roy w. Andrews
were shipped today to his parents
home, Evansville, Wis. The parents ac-
the remains.
Mrs. D. c. Winters and daughter, ,
Miss Marion, will entertain a number
Of friends Saturday afternoon. |;
F. A. Manzanares has received let
ter. from Father O'Keef. the former !
priest here, saying he is doing we'll and
that he is chaplain for regiment at
Fort Clark, Texas.
A. Calhoun, the brother of the man
that was killed Sunday night, arrived
this afternoon from Denver. where he
is chief dispatcher for the B. and M.
road. He has made arrangements to
have the remains shipped to Norton,
Kas., on No. tonight. where his fam
lily now resides.
Mrs. Henry Levy gave very pleas
ant party to about 80 of her lady {,
friends yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. M. Collars and daughter. Miss
Minnie and Mrs. a. M. ADLER. all oft