nd  Alfred  Job, 
Jr.  Assaulting  to  murder  John  Coleman,  con- 
tinued for  term.

Territory  vs.  Pedo  Vazques  and  Santos  Car- 
rasco charged  with  the  burglary  of  Max  Schutz’s 
store.  Vazques  plead  guilty  and  Carrasco  con- 
victed upon  trial.  Each  was  sentenced  to  three 
years  in  the  pen.

Gus  Montgomery,  colored,  who  plead 
guilty  to  burglarizing  Bob  Stele’s  saloon  last 
week,  was  given  five  years  in  the  pen.

Territory  vs.  William  Davis,  charged  with 
murder  of  Hugh  Fox  at  Pinos  Altos,  continued 
upon  motion  of  defense  until  next  term.

Territory  vs.  Barney  Kerr,  charged  with 
murder  of  his  brother,  Jimmy  Kerr  at  the  Man- 
gus  last  month,  still  on  trial.

In  the  case  of  A.  M.  Hunter,  charged  with 
assault  to  murder  George  H.  Nye  on  the  ranch 
of  the  latter,  on  April  24,  1891,  a trial  was 
had  on  Wednesday  and  the  defendant  acquitted. 
The  testimony  tended  to  show  that  Nye  had 
fired  the  first  shot,  and  the  jury  evidently  did 
not  consider  the  shooting  by  the  defendant 
felonious  for  that  reason.  The  case  of  Drew 
Hunter  indicted  with  his  father  for  the  same 
offense,  was  nullified,  and  the  defendant  dis- 
charged.

The  following  indictments  were  returned 
by  the  grand  jury  at  the  present  term  of  the 
district  court.

H.  H.  Whitehill,  unlawfully  permitting 
prisoner  to  escape.

H.  H.  Whitehill,  perjury.

H.  H.  Whitehill,  non  feasance.

H.  H.  Whitehill,  embezzlement.