Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-17

Judge E, [, MedIer Presides
in One and Judge Reynolds
in Other Appeals From.
Police Court Heard.

The district court worked In two d.
Visions yesterday, Judge Reynolds pre-
siding IN the court room on the Sec
ond floor of the court house and Judge
Il. l.. Medler, of Las Cruces. In the
Judges chambers.
Judge Medler heard the case OF the
Fernandez company against Elias
Francis, but did not state his dccl-
sion The Fernandez company wants
the court TO issue an Injunction direct
ed TO Francis. restraining him from NE
lowing his stock TO Craze ON It's lands.
Judge Reynolds heard several cases
appealed from the police court the
most Important Of which were two
against William shoat Drunkenness
was the charge IN each He was found
guilty In both and fined $40 and costs
upon each charge.
Led Horse on sidewalk.
Hh0at denied that he was souscd
upon either occasion. Joe Taylor,
manager OF the White Elephant, tcs-
titled that Shout became noisy In his
place and that he called Pntrolmun
Charles Mainz. Shoat refused TO 20
home at the policemnnA solicitation
aud Captain Pat O'Grady. hearing the
noise ~ he was passing By, came In.
according to testimony. lie and Mainz
arrested Shoat.
Special officer A. j. Mckcw. Of the
Santa fc railway, was tho principal
witness IN the other case. lie said
that when ho WIS member Of the
police force he met Shoat one night
leading horse on the sidewalk. lie
said Shoat was drunk. shoars cxpla-
mutton was that he had been riding ~
a buggy with 4 friend and that they
ran into d telephone pole. wrccking
the vehicle. lie was leading the horse
10 the tied burn. II had been raining
aud the streets were muddy. 80 he
walked on the sidewalk trying 10 keep
the horae In the gutter McKcw said
he met Shout on West Central avenue.
haiounkcepcr Not Guilty.
teorEe Harris and J. H. Nlzzi were
found not guilty of selling liquor TO a
minor. Georgiana Henley, the minor,
said she wrote note to Nizzi asking
him TO send her some beer at the Jap
restaurant and gave the note 20 Harris
Tor delivery. Harris brought the beer
and she drank IL. she testified.
Nlzzl said Harris entered the place
when he was busy and asked for ten
>'ffAa NNt vi VI htti lol ifit JtD rus
taurunt, lie gave Harris the beer
without looking at the note and
10 the restaurant. he snld.
cleofaa Romero OF san Jose, was
found guilty Of assault and battery
end fined 81 aud costs. He was man
aRef Of dance given AZ san Jose. A
man and hoy we're smoking and the
latter refused 10 quit when asked, so
he lead him to the door and gave him
a shove. Romero said The boys ais
ter came up and asked him not TO
him.
Simply Made Gesture.
The sister testified that Romero
struck her After that she did not
know what happened for several min
ntes. she said. Her mother testified
she saw the girl lying ON the floor I'M
conscious with her nose bleeding, but
others denied that she was uncon-
seious or that they saw any blood.
ftomero's explanation of this incl
lent was that when the crowd sur
rounded him he gcstlculated with his
arms, saying, TITS all over: go back"
and that he struck the girl acciden-
tally.
X, l. Dodsan VIII recover $3.50 from
lohn Newlander and Lula Newlandcr.
according 20 Judgment entered yes
IefuaN. Judge Reynolds signed the |
Judgment. Dodson alleged that land |
sold him by the defendants was en- |
numbered to the extent of 1880 and |
nat he was damaged to the extent OF /