Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-09
SEVENTEEN LAW.
YERS ADMITTED
Today's Proceed
ings of Supreme
Court
TWO CASES APPEALED
Albuquerque Man Alleged
to Have Practicet Medi>ile
Without License.

The Territorial Supreme court con.
tlnued in session today reconvening
this morning at 10 o'clock. There were
present:
Chief Justice William j. Mills, AS.
sociate Justice John R.. McFie, AS.
sociate Justice Frank W. Parker, AS,
soclate Justice William H. Pope, AS,
sociate Justice Edward A. Mann and
Associate Justice Ira A. Abbott. Jose
D. Sena, clerk of the court, was at
his post. The United States was rep
resented by U. s. District Attorney
David J. Leahy, and Attorney General
James M. Hervey appeared on behalf
Of the territory Of New Mexico. Deputy
u s. Marshal Harry F. Bogh repre-,
sented U. s. Marshal c. M. Foraker.
Seventeen of the forty-twO appli-
cants for licenses to practice law in
New Mexico were admitted to the bar
yesterday afternoon. The other TWEEN
ty-five were required to take the pre-.
scribed examinations. The examining
committee was busy this forenoon with
oral examinations, the written exam.
nations having been held yesterday.
No cases were taken up In court at
the session this morning. This after.
noon arguments were heard In the
case Of the territory Of New Mexico
versus c. c. Lotspeich which was ap.
pealed from the district court Of Ber.
nalillo county, and appears on the doc
ket as No. 1893. Attorney General Her
vey appeared for the territory, assist.
cd by District Attorney Frank w.
Clancy, Of the Second judicial district.
Lotspelch who is the appellee In this
cause is charged with having practic.
ed medicine without license at AL.
buquerque. The trial court held that
the territory would have to show that
the defendant received cash consid.
Grafton from the patient he is alleged
to have treated.
Cases Taken Up Yesterday Afternoon.
AT the afternoon session yesterday
appeals were granted to the Supreme
court Of the United States in the cases
Of the Eagle Mining and Improvement
company versus Mary r. Hamilton ct
al. and II. B. Hamilton, Jr., ct al, vers.
us Eagle Mining and Improvement
company. The appeals in both cases
were made by counsel for the mining
company. A supersedas bond was filed
in the sum of $4,000 Motions for a
rehearing in these cases were over.
ruled
A motion to dismiss was overruled
In the case Of the Eagle Mining and
Improvement company versus r. e
Lund, which comes before this tribun
al on an error charged to the district
court Of Chayes county. Attorney
George w. Prichard is counsel for the
mining company in all three cases.
The case of Richard Di Palma and
Bernard Ruppe, appellees, versus ]. A,
Weinman and Joseph Barnett, appel
lants. appealed from the district court
Of Bernallllo county, which was set
for hearing Monday next, has been re-
set for the adjourned session
Attorneys Given Licenses Without Ex
animation.
Upon presentation Of certificates
showing three years continuous prao
tice OF law in other states together
with other credentials, licenses were
granted yesterday afternoon to seven
teen applicants without having to un
dergo examinations. Those admitted to
the bar upon certificates were as fol
lows:
Oscar o. Askren, of Melrose; James
M. Dye, of Carlsbad; D. w. Elliott, Of
Roswell; William F. A. Gierke, Of Car
rizozo; R. F. Hall, of Gallup; H. de B
Helfn, of Roswell; Charles G. Hend
rick, Of Albuquerque; Frank F. Jen
kins, of Willard; John L. Johnson, Of
Albuquerque; Louis E. Lange, of TIL
cumcari; John T. Mcclure, Of Roswell;
Robert l.. Moore, Of Albuquerque; R
e. Rowells, Of Texico; T. G. Taylor, Of
Texico; Howard D. Terrill, Of Santa
Fe; John w. Thompson, Of Alamogor
do; John Venable, Of Albuquerque.
The temporary licenses given to G
M. Brown, Glenn G. Morgan, B. H
Thompson and Edwin G. Wilson, were
extended until the August session ow
ing to good and sufficient reasons
which prevented their being present