Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
DISTRICT COURT or
UNITED STATES IN
SESSION
Judge Pope and Officials Ar
rive from Santa Fe to Hear
Civil and Criminal Cases.

WIN 0AA ~ ANAAAAA ON~bos
United States District Judge Will
lam n. Pope this morning convened
court In the beautiful little courtroom
IN the federal building. A number 81
important cases. both civil and Grim
lnal are scheduled To come before the
special term here which. Il ~ expect
cd. VIII last some three weeks
The criminal cases to be tried at
this term are largely for violations OF
the law fnrbldding the sale 81 liquor
60 Indians. violation Of the neutrality
laws and breaking seals ON freight
cars engaged IN Interstate commerce.
The morning session today was de-
voted largely to organization and the
empancliing 81 the jury
Judge Pope announced tho appoint
mont 81 Nestor Mnotoya az inter
prefer, u. q. ldcn ns court crier. f. n
BRco and ~. Scott knight M baiiims
ana ]. BENSON Newell as stenog-
raphcr.
Among tho officials IN attendance
when court opened were United
states Marshal a. IA. Hudspeth. Unit
cd states Distric, Attorney Summers
Burkhart. District Clerk Harry r.
Lee. Assistant District Attorney H. O..
Coors, Jr.. Deputy Marshals y. G.. New
conner and J. II. Galusha and United
States Commissioner whiting.
The case OF Antonio Iseyba, charged
with selling liquor 10 navajo Indians.
went over until tomOrrow.
Mary Pirg0ne, charged with selling
liquor 10 certain Navajo, pleaded
not guilty. Her case was set for Oct
ODER 2S. Mrs PorgOne appeared n
court carrying an infant girl and pre-
scented a rather pitiful spectacle. She
Is u SIavonian, speaks no English, and
made her plea through an inter
prefer.
Joe schaur. buriy citizen from
Gallup. pleaded rot guilty 90 the
charge Of selling liquor 10 an Indian
Joe was told 10 be ready for trial OF
October %.
The case Of the United states W.
Jesus de Ia Tore and a number OF
others. charged with violation OF the
federal neutrality laws. was continued
and viii he heard In Santa Fe durini
the November term.
The following were sworn In 81
members OF the United states petit
jury:
Doniseo Pachecho. Ia Cueva; Jesu
NJ. santlsteven. Taos; Juan Balleils
Abellno, Frank Arrellano santlste
van, Costello; Gabriel Sena, santa re
Edward olsen, la Plata. Rscard'
Arcgon, NeWklrk. Martin Chavez
Picacho; Florenclo Ortiz. Taos; AIDE
ladro Martinez, Vallectos. y. G
swartz. Gallup; J. O. Rendon. Dixon
Hercules Vargas. Oio Caliente; Man
uel Baca. Pena Blanca; Florenci
Romero Garcia, Santa Fc; Pedr
Garcia. Pena Blanca; Ralston Hood
Flora Vista; Andrcas Gonzales y Baea
Las Cruces: Frank +. Gormloy, SAINT
Fe; Pedro Jiminez. Santa Re; 7.
Redlinger, silver City, Jose Com
unez. ST.. Las Cruces. Manua. cur
ule Hilarlo: Tomas Pine. santa Fe.
NJ. j. Kelly Of silver city was IN
last man on the list and escaped SCI
Vice because the panel was Allied be
fore his name was reached. il !
win. saloon keeper from Duran, wa
let OF because he hello the Office 4
deputy game warden. Martin Chav'
was over sixty years Of age but IL
ciined 10 claim Immunity from sorvl,
ON that account as did also Manu-
Rnca who Ia postmaster at Pen
Biancn.
AT the afternoon session OF IN
court George Ca oaldon pleaded guilt
to trespass on u national forest an
was nned S25.
John and Joseph Deckcrt. fathe
apd son, of Doming weer each ine
500 ana costs on their plea of guilt
to the chergo OF attempting 10 SUI
press or destroy evidence In "a Unite
States case According 10 the ey
denco OF the men. who are saloo
keepers. were charged with rchllin
a bottle of whiskoy without DESTROY
ing the government stamp BELIEF
ing that the evidence OF their gut
was In the possession ~ Deputy Re-
enuo Collector Moore they search,
that officials room and the young'
man WAS caught red handed In n
, act. Judge Pope suspended sonten'
on the older man. Tho son paid. m
Z charge Of renlling the whiskey bott
was compromised with the reven,
department az tho last term OF q
! federal cour..
Deputy internal Revenue Agent