Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-03
CHARGES FAILED
To MATER|AL|zE
Captain Murry of Battery B
Didn't Inspire Attack on
Adjutant General
LIFE PRISONER DIES At PEN
Five Recruits for Institution Ar.
rived From San Miguel
County Yesterday

rived From San Miguel
County Yesterday
Fritz Brandt of San Juan county
was arrested for cattle stealing on a
warrant issued out of the district
court.
State Treasurer's Report.
The report of State Treasurer 0. N
Marion published on another page, is
of more than ordinary interest at
this time.
A Correction.
Through a misunderstanding the
New Mexican on Saturday stated that
Deputy Travelling Auditor Guilfoils
resignation had been accepted on
May II and had been given for polite
al reasons. The resignation had been
received May IL, and there is no
authority for stating that it was for
political reasons.
Treasurers Receipts.
The following sums of money We're
received in the office of o. N. Marion,
state treasurer this morning: ]. B.
McManus, superintendent of the state
penitentiary, convicts' earnings, $502-
81; insurance fund, s13 Eugenio Ro-
nero, treasurer of San Miguel county,
taxes. $6,67435; c. D. Miller, state
engineer, photographic survey fund,
$126,50; j. G. Hammer, treasurer of
Mckinley county, taxes, $5,010.30
Oil Company Files Charter.
The Pecos Valley Oil and Gas Com
pany of Phoenix, Arizona, this morn
ing filed its charter with the state cor
poration commission. The company
will conduct it's New Mexico office at
Artesia, Eddy county under the charge
of G. d. Hunter, statutory agent The
concern is capitalized at 100000: S51,-
$50 of which has been issued in stock.
In its charter the incorporators de-
clare that the company was organized
to prospect for oil, gas and other min
erals and to develop the same where
deposits are found. The original sub
scribers are ]. C. Collins, J. H. Mcneil
and W. J. Ford. all of Harris county.
Texas.
Supposed Charges Against Adjutant
General.
The reports in the Albuauercae
Journal which were copied with inter
lineations by the Roswell Morning
News and which made serious
charges against Adjutant General
Brooks were taken up by Cover
nor w. c. Mcdonald and the head of
the New Mexico national guard on
the return of the latter from Calfor-
mia a week ago. AS the story in the
Roswell paper involved Battery B. of
that city and indirectly the captain
OF the battery, NJ. T. Murray, that Of
ficer was requested to forward an ex-
planation of the matter to the adju-
tant's office here.
In answer to the communication of
Adjutant General Brooks, Captain
Murray said that he had no explana-
ton; that he had no information to
tender on the subject of the articles
in the Morning News: that he did not
know their author nor anything about
it,"
While the letter is brief it is to the
point and shows that the attacks on
the adjutant general were not in.
spired by persons within the national
guard. The report that Captain Muir
ray had rendered his resignation to the
governor was also denied and it seems
that alleged charges against the adju-
tant general have not yet reached the
governors office.
Served His Sentence.
Francisco Ulibarri, 70 years old,
life prisoner in the state penitentiary
sentenced for murder from Mora coun-
ty in 1897, died ats1O O'Clock yesterday
morning of old age He will be buried
in the prison cemetery.
Prisoners Received at Penitentiary.
Sheriff Ramon Gallegos and Depu.
ties Felipe Lopez and ]. B. Read ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
from Las Vegas with five prisoners for
the state penitentiary from San Miguel
county. The names of the recruits,
their sentences and offenses are: Sew
erino DomingueZ. eighteen months to
years for horse stealing: Robert
Miller, | year to fifteen months for
larceny from dwelling; Harry Nc.
Coy, / year to fifteen months for lar
ceny from a dwelling: Rufino Garcia,
fifteen months to eighteen months for
assault with deadly weapon Floren-
clio Aragon, fifteen months to two
years for cattle stealing.
Supreme Court.
The state supreme court met this
forenoon. In case No. 1854, Charles
F. Fowler VS.. The Continental Cas-
ualty Co., motion for rehearing was
overruled.
In case No. 1921, Gus Langenberg
Hat Co., VS.. Ration National Bank, a
time was granted for additional as
signments of error
Case No. 1887, state, ex rel. Reed
Holloman VS.. T. d. Lieb, an election
contest involving district judgeship
was argued