Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-16
CARR|ZOZ0
LOSES AGAIN
Further Delay Before Court.
house Can Be Built at
New County Seat
PHARMACY BOARD AOJOURNS
Cases Against Santa Fe Railway
System Being Tried in
Federal Court.

Governor W. c. Mcdonald returned
from Clovis at noon yesterday. He at
tended the Democratic state conven-
tion there and addressed the delegates.
Federal Court.
The federal court has been hearing
the cases against the A. T. and S. F.
railroad for the past two days for al
legged violation of the twenty-eight
hour law. The cases will probably go
to the jury tonight.
Treasurer's Receipts.
The following sums of money were
received in the office of State Treas
urer O. n. Marion yesterday; Thomas
F. Gable, game and fish warden, game
protection fund, 1925; NJ. A. Gonzales,
clerk of the district court, court fees,
S31.05; Mike Mandell, treasurer of
Bernalillo county, taxes, s473.1O.
Masonic Life Association.
The Masonic Life Association of
Buffalo, New York, failed to have its
license renewed because the company
had not complied with the New Mexi-
co laws relative to policy form. The
department of insurance of the state,
notified the company of its disappro-
val of the policy and gave it every op-
portunity to change the same.
Judgments Signed.
In the case of HilariO Baca, ad
Judged bankrupt, Judge William Fl.
Pope issued an order eXempting Baca
from all further obligation from debts
specified in the statutes. A verdict
was returned for the plaintiff in the
case of the United States versus J. w.
Green and Judgment for 5000 and cost
OF the action was signed. Notice to
appear before the bar of the federal
court August Is, was ordered served
on the Mimbres River Water Company,
a foreign corporation and defendant to
a suit brought by the government.
Attorneys Admitted to Practice.
Up to date the following attorneys
of New Mexico have been admitted to
practice before the bar of the United
States court: J. M. Hervey, julius
Staab. G. R. Brice, Charles Springer,
E. W. Dobson, S. B. Davis, Jr., e. R.
Wright, H. L. Ortiz, L. o. Moore, Reed
Holloman, c. H. Alldredge, Louis c.
Ilfeld George Klock, Alexander Read,
Neil B. Field. R. w. D. Bryan, W. c.
Reid, H. ]. Collins. Summers Burkhart.
r. P. Davies, H. w. Clark, M. c. de
Baca, Francis NJ Hartman, William A.
Hawkins, J. H. Crist, ]. R. McFie.
Board of Pharmacy Adjourns.
The State Board of Pharmacy has
adjourned after session of four days
attended by E. G. Murphey, president;
G. S. Moore, W. e. Nutting, A. ]. Fisch-
er, secretary, and Inspector B. Rlppe.
There were five applicants for certifi-
Gates but only two passed, F. l..
Browning and J. NJ Hines of Deming.
The pure food legislation was dis
cussed and minor amendments to the
present law were endorsed. A pure
food and drug law, identical, with the
United States Food and Drugs Act,
was drafted for introduction in the
legislature The board adjourned to
meet at the call of the president
Carrizozo Loses County Seat Case.
In the case of Jacobo Aragon, plain
tiff, VS.. Board of County Commission
ers of Lincoln county, defendant
Judge E. C. Abbott in the district
court yesterday required an additiona
bond in the sum of $4,000 of the
plaintiff to be furnished on or before
June Is and maintained the present
Injunction in force pending the fur
nishing of such bond. The hearing was
on motion to dissolve the injunction
granted by the district court of Lin
coin county to restrain the county com
missioners from paying out any fund.-
for the erection of court house il
CarrizOzo. The present ruling will
hold awaiting the settlement of tn,
case in an appeal before the supreme
court of the United States.