...could take judicial notice of the existence of that fact, suggested to us in argument." And ruled that "if the defendant is on the lands of the Pueblo, without the consent of the inhabitants, ho may be ejected, or punished civilly by a suit for trespass, according to the laws regulating such...

...that fact, suggested to us in argument," and that, " If the defendant is on the lauds of the Pueblos without the consent of the inhabitants, he may be...according to the laws regulating such matters in the Territories." In view of these adjudications, my conclusion is that the sections of the statutes referred...

...exercised in the case of any individual holding by competent and perfect title in his individual right. If the defendant is on the lands of the pueblo, without...nor any statute which he violates in that regard. The judgment of the Supreme Court of the Territory is, therefore, affirmed. NOTE. — A like judgment...

...be exercised in the case of a person holding a competent and perfect title in his individual right. "If the defendant is on the lands of the pueblo, without...nor any statute which he violates in that regard." Judgment affirmed. NOTE. — In United States r. Santistevan, a suit for a similar offense, and brought...

...bo exercised in the case of a person holding a competent and perfect title in his individual right. If the defendant is on the lands of the pueblo, without...nor any statute which he violates in that regard. Judgment affirmed. NOTE. — In United States v. Santistevan, a suit for a similar offense, and brought...

...be exercised in the case of a person holding a competent and perfect title in his individual right. If the defendant is on the lands of the pueblo, without...nor any statute which he violates in that regard. Judgment affirmed. NOTE. — In United States v. Santistevan, a suit for a similar offense, and brought...

...States to any of said lands, and shall not affect any adverse valid rights, should such exist." "If th<. defendant is on the lands of the pueblo, without the...nor any statute which he violates in that regard." Judgment affirmed. NOTE.— In United States r. Santistevan, a suit for a similar offense, and brought...

...country and the allegiance of its inhabitants were transferred to the United States. And finally : — If the defendant is on the lands of the Pueblo, without...nor any statute which he violates in that regard. Exactly what mediaeval New Mexico wanted — first, to assure itself of what it had garnered already...

...exercised in the case of any individual holding by competent and perfect title in his individual right. If the defendant is on the lands of the pueblo, without...nor any statute which he violates in that regard. The judgment of the Supreme Court of the Territory is, therefore, affirmed. Cited— 109 CS, 672. NOTE.—...

...exercised in the case of any individual holding by competent and perfect title in his individual right. If the defendant is on the lands of the pueblo, without...nor any statute which he violates in that regard. The judgment of the Supreme Court of the Territory is, therefore, affirmed. NOTE.— A like judgment...