Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-04
SUPREME COURT TO
MEET AGAIN ON
JULY IS
Lack Of Quorum Causes Adj
. journment Commissions and
0athS of Judges are Filed and
Recorded,

I Santa Fe, n. NJ, March S.-Iht
territorial supreme court adjourned
yesterday afternoon. being forced to
| do this by lack OF a quorum, as the
law prohibits judges from sitting IN
cases in which they were the trial
court. thus leaving only three out 0
seven competent to sit. Chief Justice
William Hope, presided for the hrs'
time, N there were present beside
, him, associate justices John r. McFie,
Frank w. Parker and Ira A. Abbott.
Supreme Court Clerk Jose d. Scna,
Attorney General Frank w. Clancy,
United States Marchal c. NJ. Foraker
and United States Attorney David j.
Leahy were in attendance.
In case No. 1045, United States VS..
Mariana Il. Soma, from Santa Ice
county, an order was entered granting
writ of error to the United States SUI
preme court.
In case No. 1900, John Spring, APP
p%ellant, VS.. 4. w. Thompson, appel
lee. from Union county, was ordered
stricken from the docket as appellant
did not perfect his appeal.
In case No. 1862. Harry Slocum
Friday, by his next friend, John ri.
Friday, appellee, VS.. the Santa Fe
Central railway company, = appellant,
from Santa Fe county, thirty days
were granted to file motion for q re-
hearing.
Tho commissions and oaths of Chief
Jusicc William ~. Hope and Associate
Justice Frank w. Parker, were filed
and recorded.
The following took their oath OF Of
fee as attorneys of the our Thomas
T.. Mears OF Portalcs, oscar Grace of
Deming. NJ. G. Spicer OF Elida, Al
fredo Ruiz OF Gallup. having been ad-
mi.ted in January, and George H..
Spence OF Lincoln county, who was
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Pritchard, having been admitted to
practice in the district court prior TO
1897.
Court then adjourned to July 10. at
two o'clock in the afternoon, when 1t
is expected to hold a six weeks ses-
sion.
Board OF Bar Examiners.
The territorial board of bar exam
iners has recommended that the tenn
porary license Of Attorney j.. 4. Law
be revoked.
The charges against Attorney j. #.
Matteson Of Deming, were ordered
certified to the attorney general. as he
made no reply 20 specific charges
preferred against him.
Trip on Carey Act Matters.
Territorial Engineer Vernon L.
sullivan and Land Commissioner X.
=. Ervlen win leave this evening for
Las Vegas where they will make ex-
animation of tho water rights claims
in streams south OF that city and
which are in controversy. The pro-
of A. A. Jones. the Fort SUM
ner irrigation company. the Disney
project, the Lake Union and the Las
Grant Board projects viii be
examined. From Las Vegas south
the trim viii FOLLOW the Pecos river
and Will be made in an automobile.
Attorney Oakley Of the firm of Wood
p. AaII1xr ~. -z.l.l,..-I r.g..1 80.
yers who pass on many New Mexico !
securities for investors, viii accom-
pany Messrs. Ervien and Sullivan on
their trip to see with his own eyes
of the resources of the terri
orr.
Withdraws from Territory.
The Texas Life Insurance company
.oday notified Territorial Superin-
.endent of Insurance Jacobo Chaves I
It would not write any policies
n New Mexico in 1910.
DUAL for San Juan County.
Game Warden Thomas p. Cable to-
lay sent 200 quail to San Juan county
or distribution. He recently dis '
ributed 100 quail in Santa Fe county
L is his intention in this manner to
estock the entire territory where de-
for this is made.
Congratulations from Taft. '
Governor Mills has received the Q
GLOWING telegram. 2
The White House. {
Washington, d.. c.. March l.. G
II congratulate you ON your inauS- L
ration as governor. =
William II. TAFT s.
From all Over the territory, Gov y
Mills, ever since his appoint Is
nent has been receiving many hum
of kilograms and letters OF G.
Iearty congratulations. II
Tho Matter of PardOns. II
While chief Justice OF New Mexico Il
Governor Mills drew the lines on e
ardons very strictly and generally q
efused to recommend such. AS gov "
rnor the pardons he will grant will o.
G few indeed and he viii be even o
lore rigid In granting pardons than d
g was in recommending them. II