Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
BANK CASHIERS Y
\ TRIAL TO BEGIN
!. IN U. S. COURT
John B., Enfield, Officer Of
State National Bank of Ar
tesla, Is the Defendant,

~ 40 a.
{'rhe trial Of John y. Enfield cash.
ier Of the sfaae National bank of Ar.
teia. win begin today In the United
ntcs district court. Enfield i.
Nargcdf with violating the national
pnkine laws. Specifically he tgov.
Inment alleges that he modeAa falls,
elj,ry Of bis personal ilabIllty.
The case Was set for triaiN ;estefl
day but cases ahead Of II were not
disposed OF until ,s,c yesterday after
noon. forciag postponcmont until to-
day.
The Frank Kccne case also i set
for today. but whether the court VIII
reach II, depends upon the time con-
snmcd In the trial of the Enfield
ease. keenc Is charged with white
slavery" He induced his cousin to
~ TO his ranch near Silver city from
Washington, and not long after her
arrival. committed the act which
brought the case to the attention OF
the authorities, according 10 the gov
crnmcnt.
Judgment for journal. - -
Judge W. II. Pope yesterday an
nounced Judgment In the ease OF the
Santa Fe railway against the journal
Publishing company. The railway al
legged y balance was due on a freight
bin for paper delivered several years
ago. Judge Pope found in favor Of
the Journal company and dismissed
the railway company's complaint with
tho defendants costs. The case was
submitted Tuesday on the complaint
and answer. Burkhart q coors rep
resented the defendant.
Patricia Trujillo. charged with
"bootlegging." was acquitted shortly
after O'Clock yesterday afternoon
by jury. The jury was empaneled
Tuesday afternoon and the taking OF
evidence begun yesterday morning
He was defended by l.. r. Lee.
T'rujilio put a bottle of wine in an
Indians wagon on South First street,
according to testimony. He said he
bought II for his own use and intend
ed TO get the bottle later
A
drcn stood hi THE corridor outside
the court room awaiting the verdict.
At the Judges statement that he was
discharged, Trujillo walked outside
aud began gathering bundles together
In a business-iilte manner. getting
ready 70 take his family home.
Jury Panel Complete.
Miguel Chavez withdrew his pre-
vlous plea OF not guilty and yester-
day pleaded guilty TO introducing IL
quor ON the 1sleta Indian reservation
lie is to be sentenced this morning.
Matt Fowler was admitted TO prac-
tice in the United States court on mo-
ton Of Judge Il. A. Mann.
The special yenlre, drawn Tues
day. was returned yesterday morning
by United States Marshal A. II. Hud-
speth. The special venlremen are:
Pedro GI1ego y Apodaca, Old Albu-
auerque; Ed Krcamer Albuauer-
que: J. u. Good. Albuquerque: Ed
word Pinney, albuquerque; Il. W.
Fee. sAibuquerauot Wilson c. KeIm,
Albuquerque; Good, Fee and Keim
were excused.
Who Jurors Arc.
The regular panel now is made up
Of Clarence Iden. East Las Vegas;
Felix .Cordova. Chacon; W. \. Craig.
Carlsbad: John u. Emmons, Albu-
Ccrilo c. Vargas. TERRA
Amarillo: Porflrio Gallcgos. Villanu
eva: Cyril J. CoIiyer. Frultland; Ri
cardo Gallegos. San Jose; A. W. skaf-
eia, Clovis. otto Il. Schcer. Albuqucr-
que; lfarvey~Half Roswell Heavy y,
Hunter, boswell: Leocardio Martinez.
Taos; Hurry T. johnson, AFbuquer-
que: Harry S. Bond, Roswell; Lee
Hamilton. Tucumcari #. C. McDer-
mott, Haywood; Robert W. Nickle,
Ration. w. c. Lawrence, Lake Ar
thur. u. Il. Daughtry, Roswell;
Frank Walker. Kirkland; Pedro Grie-
90 Y Apodaca. Old Albuquerque; Ed
ward Pnney Albuquerque; Ed
Kreamer, Albuquerque.