Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-15
GASES STRI(kEh fROMDO(fT
Suits that Will be Brought to
Trial ON United States aud
Territorial Sides.
sfvfRAL MEN CHARGED Win MURDER

On the United States side Of the
district court this morning, the injunc-
tion case OF the United States va. Mar
garlic Romero for cutting timber on
the strip OF land along the Las Vegas
grant and over which the govern
ment has extended its surveys as pub
lie land and included the same with
In theforest reserve the defendant
represented by Charles Spiess and
Long and Fort contendad that the de-
fenGant was entitled to a jury trial on
the question of accounting or discov-
cry involved in the bill of the govern
ment This contention Is strongly re.
sisted by the U. 5, attorney, and the
court took the same under advise
ment until tomorrow morning, and the
court was adjourned till ten o'clock
a. IN. Of that day.
On the territorial side of the court,
the court called the docket. civil and
criminal, there being present Of the
bar: L. c. Fort, G. A. Spiess, district
Attorney Davis, Geo. P, Money, VIM.
G. Hayden, Charles Higgins, A. T.
Rogers. Jr.s w. G. Reid, b. J.. Smith,
and Luther Crowley who win apply
for admission to practice at the mex:
term of the supreme court.
The following civil cases were
stricken from the docket the same
having been settled out of court:
The Red River Valley Co VS..
Flores; Geniyeva NJ. de Savedra VS..
Juan Sayera: Osborne & Co vs.. Amos
r. Lewis: Felix Gallegos VS.. Johnston
6 Stouifer: Essinger & Judell VS.. Fred
Ortiz; Sophie r. Hamilton vs. The
City of Las Vegas; Dawson Railway
Co VS.. The Red River Valley Co. The
First national bank OF Las Vegas VS..
j. P. Wells 1.-TWO cases): Christian
Wiegaond VS. Goldamer a Noise ct al
Narciso Otero ct al VS.. Felipe Tapia
et I'll: Al. n Vonz VS. Bonifacio Meslas
et al: Gehring VS.. Stouffer Il John
ston; Frank Manzanares, Jr., VS.. Sadie
NJ Wade; Vim. r, Upton VS.. Mark B.
Wasson: Annie r. Nelson VS.. Nick
IIilgers; In Napoleon Fontain VS., Chas.
llfeld Ell al, suit to quiet title, the
referee, Attorney Money gave notice
that he would set the same down for
hearing: and In the Dunn Builders
Supply CO. VS.. Crockett ct al. suit to
enforce mechanics lien, Attorney
Spiess for plaintiff filed with Refree
Money a motion to set the same down
for hearing. In Jefferson Reynolds ct
al, VS.. Peter Nilsson ct al, Attorney
Bunker for the defendant was given
leave to file an amended plea; In l..
Ehrlich vs. Burden s. Payne ct al,
suit to quiet title. judgment for 80
acres OF land was given defendant: In
a suit by assumpsit Of Adolph Teitlc-
baum VS.. Lena Teitlebaum the same
was set for trial on some day next
week; In A. D. Higgins We. u. l.. Ep-
person, assumpst. w. G.. Hayden
withdrew as attorney for plaintiff, and
w. B. Bunker and Charles Higgins
were substituted: In Jose A. Baca vs.
Sadie NJ. Wade. the plaintiffs attorney
announced readiness for trial on Mon
day, 18th inst. In Chas. llfeld w. Pat
ricio Sena. the defendant was called.
and there being no response, judg-
ment by default was rendered for the
plaintiff on defendants note: In
Louise Bristol vs. Charles II. Dane ct
al. Attorneys Hayden and Money for
plaintiff gave notice Of hearing Of
their motion TO strike out the plea in
abatement Of the defendants. on Tues
day morning, May 10Th; In the divorce
case OF Margarita Prada de Sena W..
Jose Sena, the plaintiff was granted
decree pro confesso for want Of
appearance, and the case referred to
Attorney Hayden as referee TO take
proof; in A. d. Higgine vs.. Southwest
ern Savings Z Building association.
Attorney spiess entefed his appear
ance soF The defsndant With Attorney