Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-19
PENlTENTIARY SENTENCES.
District Court for Rio Arriba County
Has Three Busy Days During
Last Week.

| Inc flrSt JUDICIAL District Court fol
the County of Rio Arriba met at Tier
ra Amarillo on Wednesday, June oath
being the third day of the present
term, with Associate Justice John R
McFie on the bench, District Clerk A.
| NJ. Bergere at the desk, and District
Attorney Alexander Read and Sheriff
B. c. Hernandez in attendance. The
| following business was transacted
The following cases we're continued !:
| Territory VS.. Frank Neylor appeal !;
Territory VS.. S. NJ. Yeoman, appeal; in
re Maria Reyes Vigil de Trojo; Terri
| tory VS.. Benedicto Torres, ct al, mali
| cious trespass. The following cases
were dismissed from the docket; Fran
cisco p. Chavez vs.. Pantaleon; Terri
tory VS.. j. B. Maupin Territory VS..
Charles A. Whitney, appeal. The cas-
es of Juana Martinez de Vigil VS.. Trini-
dad Diaz and Maria z. Valdez de Ser
rano VS.. Antonio Valdez were set for
trial at Santa Fe during vacation. In
the case of the Territory VS.. Jack
Harris and Fred Harris, indicted by
the grand jury for burglary, the de-
PENDANTS pleaded guilty and were sent.
enced one year each at hard labor in
lhe territorial penitentiary.
The following were drawn to serve
on the petit jury for the present term:
Ricardo Martinez, Juan R. Gallegos,
Pedro Delgado, Candido Barras, Pedro
y Cordova, Juan De Dios Cordova,
Placido Garcia, Alberto Martinez, Jose
Eugenio Suaso, Vicente Gonzales, Ben.
tura Martinez, Ramon Lopez, Demet-
rio Velasquez, Pablo Rivas, Sixto Gar
cia, Matias Romero Librado Martinez,
Espidion Olivas, Eliosio Valdez, Cruz
Martinez, Jesus NJ Romero, Esquipu.
10 Garcia, Alexandra Martinez, Jose
Trujillo y T.
The fourth day for the First judicial
district court for Rio Arriba County, |
Thursday, June Is, was occupied with
criminal cases. Two cases against
Grant McBroom for assault with dead |
ly weapon and assault to kill were call |
ed. The defendant being out on bond
and failing to appear before the court, |
his bond was declared forfeited and
his bondholders ordered to pay the
same, $500, into the court. The bonds.
men are ]. H. Christ, Emmett Nc
Broom, James w. McBroom and Char
les McBroom.
The grand jury returned two indict-
ments against Ramon Casados and thu
defendant was arraigned. He pleaded
guilty to the charge of fourishing a
pistol within a settlement and was
fined $50 and costs, to stand commit
ed until such fine and costs are paid,
On the charge of carrying a deadly
weapon it was ordered by the court
hat the case be dismissed at the de-
'endant's expense.
Jose Florentina Martinez and Pc
lro Martinez, charged with murder
through their attorney, B. NJ. Read,
moved for leave to withdraw the plea
If not guilty for the purpose of inter
posing demurrer to the indictment,
which motion was sustained by the
ourt ,
Court met on Friday, the fifth day ,
# the term, with the officers present ,
IS on Wednesday. The following cas-. !
s were ordered dismissed from the
Ocket Florencio Olivas VS.. Charles
)aggett; Territory VS.. Fermin Martin
q, obtaining money under false pre- \
enses; Territory VS.. Josefa Maestas, E
ppeal. In the cases of the Territory q
s. Jose Florentino and Pedro Jose =
fartinez, for murder, the court over :
uled the demurrer.
Fermin Martinez, indicted for forg ;
ry, was arraigned and pleaded guilty +
lie was sentenced to one years i'm ,
in the Territorial peniten- ,
iary. Solomon Trujillo, indicted for :
murder, withdrew his plea of not gull
Y and entered one of guilty of murder
4 the third degree, being sentenced by
he court to Imprisonment in the peni f
entiary for five years Jose Ignacio /;
,omero, indicted for murder with 7
rev his plea of not guilty and enter i
d plea of guilty of murder in the +
bird degree and was sentenced to i'm +
risonment in the penitentiary for a +
arm of ten years. +
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