Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-08
CANVASS THREE
COUNTIES TO-DAY
Guadalupe, Lincoln and Luna
Returns Do Not Change
Much
MANY OPINIONS HANDED DOWN
Supreme Court Takes Recess
Until Monday a
Week.

The work of the official canvassing
board went merrily on again today
and the Senate chamber had the air
of business consistent with that
room. Grant county having been
completed yesterday afternoon, Quad
alupe county was taken up today and
before night it is expected to have
that county as we'll as Luna and Lin
coin counties completed. This will
throw more light on the very inter-
esting and somewhat perplexing ques.
ton as to who is elected on the su-
preme bench.
As on previous days the corridors
and rooms of the Capitol echoed the
voices of prominent candidates of
both parties and glance at their
faces revealed the intense interest
they feel in the work now going on
in the Senate chamber.
Discussing this mornings work,
one of those who is keeping tab on
the canvass said: up to noon there
has been no startling news developed
by the count of Guadalupe county,
and it does not seem likely that the
totals of this county will show any
discrepancies from the unofficial re-
turns to effect the general result"
The Republican candidates for
judgeships gained twelve votes in
Guadalupe county over the unofficial
count. An informal scrutiny of the
official returns from Torrance coun.
ty showed gain of two votes for
Edward L. MeLler, giving him thirty
majority in the district for district
judge. Otero and Lincoln county Of.
ficial returns, however, have not yet
been examined. An unofficial scru.
tiny of Taos county returns showed a
Republican loss of forty to fifty votes
for the Republican candidates.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer Rufus ]. Pa
len has received the sum of $25O1. 70
from Walter B. Wagner, treasurer of
San Juan county, and $3.50 from
Game and Fish Warden Thomas P.
Gable.
Commissioners Met. .y4.
The board of penitentiary commits.
sioners is meeting today at the peni.
tentiary to take up routine business
and pass On applications for paroles.
The board will finish it's meeting at
or O'Clock this afternoon.
Land Entries.
The following are the land entries
at the Santa Fe Land office: Rosen-
da Duran, Anton Chico; William SUIT
ter, Estancia; Mrs. S. T. Cummings,
Tampico, ILL.,; Luis Montana, Ribera;
David G. Gilman, Moriarty; James NJ
Boatright, Mountain; Wilbur A. Dun.
lazy, Willard; Sister Rodriguez, Dur
an; Eligio Gutierrez, Duran.
Supreme Court.
The territorial supreme court fin.
ished yesterday afternoon, listening
to the arguments in the case of Klock
VS.. Mann over the district attorney
ship for Bernalillo, Sandoval and Val
encia counties, known as the Sixth
District, and then took an adjourn
ment until Q o'clock this afternoon.
A further adjournment will be taken
today until December IS.
The five Lincoln county seat cases
were submitted on briefs.
This afternoon the court handed
down fifteen opinions.
The supreme court this afternoon
handed down the following decisions
1909. The Riverside Land and
Cement Manufacturing Company
cross appellant and appellee, vs. E
F Hardwick, ct al.
Cross appellee and appellant, judg
ment of the court below is modified
and this court enters judgment.
1910. The Riverside Land and Ce
ment Manufacturing Co., appellee. VS.
E. F. Hardwick, ct al, appellants
Judgment of the court below is modi
fled and this court enters judgment
Both cases were appealed from thu
district court Of Chaves county.
1855 and 1857. Rafael Tagliaferri
appellee, VS.. Caesar Grande, appellant
Appeal from the district court of Ber
nalillo county. Judgment affirmed.
1856. First National Bank of Albu
querque, appellee, VS.. J. H. Have
Kamp, q. A. Miller trustee in bank
ruptcy) appellant. Appeal from tn
district court of Bernalillo county
Judgment affirmed.
1873. CALIFORNIAN Coal Company
appellee, vs. Rocky Cliff Coal Minin
Company and Steven Canavan, appel
liant. The judgment of the lower cour
Is reversed and remanded.
1883. Edgar Andrews. appellan
VS.. The Rio Grande Live Stock Con
pany, ct al, appellees. Judgment +,
versed.
1886. Mary E. Collins, appellant, ',
Julia Schump, appellees. Appes
from district court Of sixth judicis
district. Judgment reversed and r,
manded with instruction to overru]
the demurrer and to proceed with tn
hearing Of the case.
1883. Tina haffner Retsch, OFT
Refschs intervenor Appellees! ',
Alois B. Renehan, ct al, appellan
Appeal from the district court OF Sal
ia Fe county. Judgment is afirme,
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