Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-19
MORE DELAY
FOR COUNT
One of Democratic Judges
at Clayton Offers to
Sign Returns
INCORPORATION PAPERS FILED
Territorial Supreme Court Re.
convened This Afternoon at
the Capitol.

tnlS morning at tne CdplIOi, put du
journed almost Immediately until 2
o'clock this afternoon to give the vari-
Gus candidates and their counsels op-
portunity to tender objections and ad-
missions formally in writing.
The case of Clayton precinct Union
county, will be taken up first. R. G.
Bennett, the Democratic Judge of the
election, this morning signified his de-
sire to sign the poll book, but the
board ordered him to present his re-
quest this afternoon in writing. The
other two judges, w. J. Eaton and ].
M. Brass, both Republicans, placed
their formal refusal, with the reasons
therefore, before the board last Satur-
day.
The case of O. l.. Owen is next on
the calendar but it is hardly probable
that the board will be able to hear the
argument today. Just when the board
will complete it's work seems to grow
more and more indefinite as the hear
ing of claims will consume much time.
It has been predicted that another
week will be consumed in hearing the
arguments alone.
Land Entries.
The following homestead entries
were recorded yesterday in the local
land Office: Mathew Truax, Las
Tanos; Felipe Padilla, Santa Fe; Hen.
ry Cox, Estancia; George Ingle. Es-
tancia; Houston Marville, Las Tanos;
Pablo Quintana Sanchez; John w.
Walker, Lucia; Hilarca G. de Lujan,
Las Vegas; Amado Romero, Wagon
Mound; Charles w. Omsby, Willard;
Julia Gregory, Wagon Mound; R. Du-
rant, Bluewater.
interpretations.
The Highland Cemetery Association
with Offices at 521 West Central street,
albuquerque, today filed papers of in
corporation and was granted char
ter by Nathan Jaffa, secretary of the
territory. The company desires, the
request says, to acquire, maintain and
improve a plot Of ground suitable for
bIrying purposes and to sell lots in
the same. The capital stock is given
as $4,000 divided into sixty shares
with a par value of $100 each. The
company begins business on $2,100.
The incorporators are Chester T..
French, Albuquerque 10 shares; John
I. Reub, Albuquerque, 10 shares; Lloyd
L. sHunsaker, Albuquerque. share.
Supreme Court.
When the supreme court reconvened
this afternoon, a motion for rehear-
ing in the Caledonia Coal Company
case was argued. Several other mo-
tions for rehearing were also disposed
Of.
The following opinions were hand
ed down:
1884. G. W. Bond, ct al, VS.. I'm
known heirs Of Juan Barela, deceased,
ct AL. appellees, Socorro county;
judgment affirmed.
1855. Rafael Tagliaferri, appellee,
and cross appellant, VS.. Caesar
Grande. appellant and cross appellee,
Bernalillo county, motion for rehear.
ing denied.
1899. H. M. Dougherty, ct al, ap
pellees, vs.. Fannie F. Van Ripper, ap
pellant, of Socorro county, motion fol
rehearing denied.
1406. City Of Roswell, appellee, VS.
Eastern Railway of New Mexico. ap
pellant, of Chaves county. decision o.
lower court reversed.
1902. Territory of New Mexico, ap
pellee, VS.. Silyestre Torres, appellant
Of Union county, motion for rehearins
denied.
1882. Territory of New Mexico, ap
pellee vs.. Otto Eyles, appellant of San
ia Fe county, decision Of lower cour
reversed. This case attracted mucl
attention when 1t was tried in Sants
Fe and the reversal is decided lega
victory for Attorney A. B. Renehan.
1895. Territory Of New Mexico, ap
pellee, vs.. Jose Refugio Lucero, appel
liant, of Taos county, decision Of lowe
court reversed.
1411. L. Current, ct al, appellants
VS.. Citizens Bank Of Aztec. appellee
motion for rehearing denied.
1883. Edgar Andrews, appellant, VI
Rio Grande Live Stock Company et
al, appellees. Of Santa Fe county, me
tion for rehearing denied.
1451. w P. Metcalf, vs.. Charles c
\ Hand, upon motion Of appellee was OF
sdered docketed and judgment Of tn
lower court affirmed.
1880. A. Straus, appellant, vs. "
L. Foxworth. appellee, Of Quay cour
ty, appeal to United States Suprem
court granted.
1918. Henry Lockhart, appellee, VI
The Washington Gold and Silver Mil
ing Company, appellant, Of Bernalill
county, appeal to United States 81
preme Court granted.
1876. Caledonian Coal CompanI
appellant. vs.. Rocky Cliff Coal Minin
Company, ct. al, appellees, Of McKil
ley county, motion for rehearing I
gued and submitted. and rehearin
granted.
1878. Caledonian Coal Compan
appellee, W. Rocky Clin Coal Mfnir
Company, ct. al. appellants, of n
Kinley county, motion tor rehearir
armed and submitted, and re-heaFii
srantsd: