Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-08
Is INDICTMENTS
RETURNED INTO
FEDERAL COURT
Grand Jury Sitting at Santa.
Fe Finds a GOodIy Num-
Der of True Bills; Eleven.
No Bills Returned.


Especial Correspondence to The Journal.l
Santa Fe, April In the fed
eral court indictments were re-
turned as follows Tom Shaw,
violation of prohibition act: Bal
bino Reyes, Samuel Pena, alias
Samuel Romero, violation Of ma
tional prohibition act; NativitaI
Moreno, Jose. Lopez. Juan Coma
les, Francisco Morales, smuggling
liquor; Minnie Cox, violation of
section 81, penal code; Frank Mar
tin. violation of sections 81 and 36,
reral code: CATERING Martinez vio-
lation of white slave act; r NJ.
hutchinson, embezzlement; Loren
70 Garcia, breaking into postoffice;
Chester A Nichols, alias Chat
Taylor, and Jean Spencere alias
Mrs. Chat Taylor, violation Of
white slave act; Landon Parneh
4and Kennth Goehringer, alias
Kenneth Gordon, violation Of act
of March u, 1918; James w.
WRIGHT, violation of national pro-
hibition act; WILDER Parker, Grace
Henderson. alias Grace Ninial,
charged with stealing motor car
and transporting it in violation Of
interstate commerce act: John
Bartlett and Marshall Bartlett.
violation of national prohibition
act: Emmaus b. Chapman prOhi-
hition act; Albert Handy, prohibi-
ton act; James Arthur Holt, Jose
Arviso Rose Blackwell, violation
of prohibition act; John Herboth
Williams prohibition act.
No true bills We're found against
the following: Walter Bush,
Charles Raymond, Hermegeldo
Rarra, Jos, Bershop, william
Closson, Pete CASINO, Cipriano
Lucero, Lewis Stewart, Otis s.
James, William S. Hill, Jose Flores.
The case of S. r. Gerritson 81
al VS.. the Maxwell Irrigation and
Land company, suit for damag s
was before the federal court on
Tuesday, and after the plaintiff
had introduced a certain amount
of testimony he withdrew the case
as it was evident it would not stand
in court. The attorneys for the
defendants were Phillips and Oar
den. of Ration, and for the plaintiff,
A. c. Voorheir, of Ration.
Acting Governor Pankey has is
sued a pardon for Earl Brown, who
was in the reform school at Sprin-
ger Brown was seventeen years
of age and was sent up for from
one to one and one-half years.
Good behavior and promise of
straight living in the future
brought the pardon.
The state corporation commits
sion win be quite busy during the
next few weeks taking up matters
that are before it, On April %
Commissioner Luna will be in
Springer. where there a hearing on
the question of the crossing which
has been before the commission
for some time. The meeting will
be in the nature of a conference
with the citizens of Springer and
representatives of the A.. 7. & S. f.
ON April 10 the commission will
hold a session at Tucumcarri, when
the much veXed question will
again be taken up. This involves
the rate on carloads of wheat from
stations in New Mexico over the
G. & r. |. and Southern Pacifio
and Southwestern systems. This
meeting will be probably attended
by Commissioner Montoya and
Luna as Chairman Williams will
he forced to be in Deming with
Chief Clerk Coard, taking up the
matter of jobbers' rates which is
now under consideration. !. S.
Bland, Fields traffic agent of Las
Vegas, will attend the meeting at
Tucumcari and at the Demiug
conference Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Harry Bowman will be in at
tendance From Deming Williams
and Coard will go to Douglas. Ari-
IONA, to take up the matter Of
rates on fruits and vegetables.
Governor LarrazOlo is expected
home tonight from the big meet
ing at Los Angeles which WAS at
tended by. the governors of the
southwest and where Governor
lArrazolo gave an address.
Mrs, Daniels Delegate.
New York. April Mrs. Jo-
sephus Daniels, wife of the secre-
tary of the navy. has been appoint
ed by President Wilson as the Of
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