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LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1909
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SUPREME COURT
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Santa Fe, N. M., July 2. The New
Mexico supreme court, which conren
ed in special session here yesterday,
handed down the following opinlcns In
cases pending before It on appeal:
Case No. 1233, affirmed. United
States, appellee, vs. M. E. Cook, who
was convicted of adultery, In the
Firth judicial district court The
opinion is by Chief Justice Mills.
Case No. 1232, affirmed. Frank H.
Jones, trustee in bankruptcy ol the
Oro Dredring Company, a bankrupt,
vs. Charles Springer, appellee. The
Bult was brought to set aside th j sale
hy order of the court of . the Oro
Dredge, at Moreno, Colfax county, to
Charles Springer, for $5,000. The
supreme court holds with the d'strict
court for Colfax county, that the sale
was a bona fide one and valid. The
opinion Is by Associate Justice Mann,
who wrota the following syllabus:
1. A purchaser of property Bold un
der. Section 2716, Compiled Laws who
was a bora fide purchaser for value,
without notice, hat. a perfect title to
the property.
2. 'Where a state pr territorial
court sells attached property, as per
ishable or liable to be lost or dimin
ished in value during the pendency of
bankruptcy proceedings against the
attachment creditor, of which neither
the court, the officer making th sale,
or the purchaser had any notice until
after the sale was confirmed, . the
trustee in bankruptcy must take the
proceeds of such sale In lieu of the
property po sold. .
3. A bcna fide purchaser for value
at such sale Is tpeclflcally protected
by the proviso following section 67 of
the bankruptcy cctof 1898 (30 Stat.
L. 565.)
No. 1238, reversed and reminded.
Opinion bjr Judge John R. McFie. T.
A. Fabro, appellee, vs. town of Gal
lup, appellant, appeal from McKinley
county. The suit was brought to re
strain the town of Gallup from Issu
ing water bonds to the amount of
$20,000 voted at a special election at
which 52 vot&a were cast, 11 of these
against the bond Issue, the plaintiff
maintaining that two-thirds ot the
entire vote of the town should have
Teen cast to make the Issue a legal
'one. The district court took this
view of the ca3e, but the supreme
court does not. (-
No. 120a, reversed and remanded.
Richard De Palma and Bernard
Ruppe, appellees, vs. J. A. Weinman
and Joseph, Barnett, appellants in
which the plaintiffs who had sued for
$20,000 damages caused to them by
the collapse of mi adobe wall which
ruined the drug store of Bernard
'Ruppe at Albuquerque, had been
awarded $4,000. The opinion is by
Judge Mann.
No. 1259, reversed. From Chaves
county. W. L. Sears, appellee, vs.
.John Fewson, appellant, Involving the
validity of the socalled Lincoln coun
ty fence law of 1884. The opin'on is
ty Judge Abbott, the lower court had
grar.ted a decree perpetually anjoin
lng the defendant from permitting his
cattle to wander and trespass on the
said crop and grasses - of the plain
tiff. Judge Abbott In the syllabus of
"his opinion says:
' The territorial statute, Chapter 96,
Laws of 1884, as amended by Chapter
42, Laws of 1887, requiring the own
ers of cultivated lands In L'ncoln
county to protect them with fences of
a prescribed kind and making' the
right to recover damages from the
owners of animals Injuring the crops
on such lands depend on the mainten
ance of fences required by the law,
Js not invalid as a special law in con-
The cause of all skin diseases can be traced to some humor or acid in
the blood; the cuticle is always healthy where the circulation is free from
Impurities. When the blood i3 infected with acrid or unhealthy matter it
cannot perform its natural work of nourishing the skin, regulating its tem
perature and preserving fts normal softness, pliability and healthfulness.
Instead it irritates and inflames the delicata fibres and tissues around the
pores and glands and produces some ;o the many forms of Skin disease.
The itching and stinging so often a6companying skin affections are produced
by the deposit from the blood of the acrid humors with which it is filled,
into the sensitive membranous flesh lying just beneath the outer covering,
and surrounding the countless nerves, pores and glands. This explains why
scratching the outer 6kin affords no relief from the itching and burning.
8. S. 8. cures Skin Diseases of every character by purifying the blood. It
goes down into the circulation and removes the humors or acids which are
causing the trouble, builds up the weak, acrid blood, and permanently cures
every variety of skin affection. Local applications can only soothe; they
never cure because they do not reach the blood. S. S. S. goes right into the
circulation, reaches the trouble and cures it by removing the cause. Book
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EIGHT OPINIONS
traventioa of ttn act of congress of
July 30, 1SS6, known as the "Sponger
act," nor has it been repealed or ren
dered void by section 144, Compiled
Laws of 1897, or chapter 73, laws ot
1903. . . . .
The court also reversed the decision
of the lower court in the case of the
Territory, appellee, vs. Malaqulas
Cortez, arpellant, from Taos county.
No. 11284 J. P. Patchen, plaintiff,
vs. Thomas J. Curran, defendant, the
latter having fal'ed to perfect ap
peal, the judgment of the court below
for $573.08 was affirmed and judg
ment and ten per cent damages, 'or
dered, tho sureties being Thomas J.
Curren, M. P. Stamm and A. M. Whit
comb. No. 1202, Elgin Douthitt by his next
friend, Thomas J. Douthitt, vs J. B.
Bailey, judgment was modified bo as
to include Judgment against the sure
ties. Examining Committee Appointed.
The court appointed Charles C,
Catron of Santa Fe, secretary of the
New Mexico Bar association, W. J.
Lucas Of Lai Vegas, and Julius Staab
of Albuquerque, as a permanent exam-
infng comfilittee cf applicant for the
bar, under the tew bar examination
law.
Cooley Takes Place on Bench
Judge A. W. Cooley took his place
on the bench, succeeding juag Ed
ward A. Mann. While the retirement
of Judge Mann Is greatly regretted, it
is also acknowledged that In Judge
Cooley tin court has maaei a
welcome acquisition of a learned, up
right and conscientious Jurist
Judge Cooley took the oath before
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
and filed Ms oommisson with Supreme
Court Clerk Jose D. Sena.
REGISTERS KICK
AGAINST SIREN
A citizen has addressed, a communi
cation to The Optic, registering a
vigorous kick against the elren
whistle, used as a fire alarm. The
kick is by no means untimely, and
should bo heeded. The communica
tion reads:
Mr. Editor: la Las Vegas there
are very few things of which to com
plain with Just cause; the people are
most pleasant, the climate ia not to
be excelled, tho mountain water Is of
the very best and life in tho Mea
dow city Is generally conceded to be
very agreeable; but there Is one
thing which could either be regulated
or dispensed with entirely and which
has been considered a public nuisance
in other cities mf this size; this is
the horrible whistle at the power
house used as a fire alarm.
To persona who are 'sick or Indis
posed or even nervous the awful
noise with the tidings It bears, some
body's house afire, ia enough to cause
them to think of their prayers and
fear they will not be ready to respond
to the laet call which is apparently
at the ,next corner and headed this
way; we do not know Just how Gab
riel's trumpet sounds, but hope It Is
not like at siren whistle.
In cities In which siren whistles
are used they are limited to a certain
length of time to give the alarm and
are blown In such a way) as to indfr-
cate the location of the Are; the
whistle Is not for the purpose of not!"
fying the fire companies, but to noti
fy the people and give them an idea
of the locality of the Are; we believe
that half a minute or a minute at
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the most is sufficient to alarm every
body in the city. . (
The reason for the limit of time in
which to give the alarm is that ome
of the operators foiget themselves In
the rapturous melody they are pro
ducing and do not know when to quit.
This Is not from a knocker, but
from a citizen who believes in the
betterment of things. -(Signed)
A LOYAL CITIZEN.
LIGHTNING STRIKES
HOUSE; FIRE FOLLOWS
(Special Correspondence.)
Mineral Hill, N. M.. July 2. Dur
ing the storm the other night, light
ning struck a house at San Geronimo,
owned by Felix S. EsquibeL The
dwelling was set on fire and burned
to the ground together with its con
tents. Fortunately the occupants es
caped with their lives.
Sneak Thieves Busy
During S. L. Fisher's absence some
entered his house and absorbed all
his loose cash and a certificate of
witness fees. This piece of paper
may, if It comes to light, convict the
guilty party.
Colt Falls Down Mountain
Rodger Palmer was driving some
horses over the mountain, passes,
when a two-year-old colt got funnj
fihd lost its footing. It rolled, tumil-'
$d and landed some two hundred feet
below fa the forks of a tree on its
back with its feet sticking straight
up. A ope was thrown over the
colt's front legs and it was pulled out
safe and ound. Mr, Palmer la try
ins to prevent a similar accident by
Inventing wings tor careless animals.
Barbarous Cruelty . -Some
of the Mexicans who feel
bitter towards not being) able to col
lect damages this year, on their un
fenced cros, have taken a cruel and
DarDarous means of revenge. A wire
Is twisted around the mouth and nose
of the animal, which prevents It
from eating or drinking; and It is ne
cessary to come in contact with tho
animal before the wire can be seen
To Celebrate Fourth
The Fourth will be celebrated" on
July 6th. Both the picnic and the
dance will be at Mr.Breene'sranchon
account of Jt being more centrally lo
cated, instead of Blue canyon as was
first planned.
Misa Beatrice Standish will spend
"mmer m the mountains, the
guest of Miss Arolvl Shearer.
,W. A. Naylor has gone to Okla
homa on business.
Walter Sufcten has departed for the
east and will be greatly missed by
the young people.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy the Bst .
and Surest.
"It affords me Tjlpamira tn tof. ,
I consider the preparation known as
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy the best and sur
est of good results of any I havs ever
used In my famllv."
rtngton, of Mount Aerial, Ky." This is
the universal verdict of all who use
this remedy. Its cares r h t
and effectual that people take plea
sure In recommending it. For sale
by all dealers.
BENYEH HOTELS ARE
HOLDING IIP VISITORS
Denver, July 2. The local mem
bers of tie National Educational so
ciety are highly incensed over tbe ac-
tion ot te. Denver hotels in raising
rates to an exorbitant price against
those who want to attend the meeting
of the association,
When the Colorado and New Mexi
co membership went to secure quar-
i-eru, iney were told that a parlor
room on the second floor at aEy of
he first class hotels would cost them
$200. They secured a bedroom on the
fourth floor, had the bed taken out,
put the chiffonier in the hall, brought
In a table, a couple of chairs and a
cracked water pitchr. and thev
pay $15 per - day for it.
Mrs. 'Cook, state superintendent of
public instruction. Is comnelled to
pay the same price for a room In
which she will entertain aa thu' rep
resentative of Colorado's educational
institutions. Her room is also on the
fourth floor. The hotel proprietors
agreed not to raise prices. Either of
the two rooms referred to can b had
at any other time for $3 per day. The
entire matter has been called to the
attention of the proper authorities
and some steps will be taken to, if
possible, get a reduction.
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disease, and I could not stand more
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PIONEER NEW MEXICO
x WOMAN DIES AT RATON
Raton, N. M., July 2. Mrs. A. J.
Young, on of the pioneer women of
Colorado and New Mexico and the
mother ol J. C. Mandy of Trinidad,
Oolo.. died here after an extended ill
nesa of three years. The decease i was
75 years of age and came to this
section in 1873 and settled on the
place now called VermJo ranch,
which Is a;, present owned by WUllam
H. Bartlett, the partner ol Janliis H.
Patton, the wheat king of the United
States. She leaves a large family ol
children.
Life 100,000 Years Ago.
Scientists have found in a cave In
Switzerland bonas of men, who lived
100,000 years ago, when life as
constant danger from wild beasts To
day the danger, as shown by A. W.
Brown, of Alexander, Me., i3 largely
from deadly disease. "If it had not
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When It comes to settling tip the
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Twenlty-Fiye Cents Is the Price of
Peace. ,
The terrible itching and smarting.
incident to certain skin diseases, Is
almost Instantly allayed by applying
unamberi&in's Salve. Price 25 cents,
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The girl who knows how to make
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dom knows how to carry ,on a flir
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"I have suffered with piles for thirty -sir yam.
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the piles began to disappear and at the end ol Jiz
Weeks they did not trouble rr.e at all. CaacareM
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