Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

I then demanded that ~ q true man.
hc would Print true ana entire re-.
port of nay interview with him. with
an upoiogy iic refused to do go
VIII now proceed to give CON.
else stat .tnoni 81 the cDusos oi my
Interview with the police Judge. and
l'oVc ia" decision 1s 90 my conduct
iu tnc hands of too people of NDW
MrNIcp
, !, is well known py tho ranchcrs
ana t1ckmen OF this country that
IN Legislature has enacted laws TO-.
la,ing o. IN" srazlng 90 herds of sh' cp
uud cattle. Thee law ore SO Won
kaowu that Il s uunccossary FOR me
tu roproduc" thrm horc Thcy can
hc found ia sections l0i ana 10" or
/ thc general laws of the territory
i W. were Obliged In January iplt
| o. uri'tt Mr.. 4. y Cortuon for con.
uuuou~ and deliberate violation oi
/ 30 statues III lctiun concerned
/ us Immediately as We run q small
| h,rd ol dairy cattle on the public
r1na, surrounding our ranch home.
which r situated one mill east of the
t.t uf Las VEGAS The lGW b. very
explicit stating thpt ON so PRE-.
| TEXT can any cousidoraplr lcrd be-
jkept Within thfe. leagues at home;
the zinc to be- imposed boins restrict.
ed To- the sum Of from ONE r. FIVE
ldolu.
] III, ease c.mc up IN due cours"
| In IA, police CONT as directed by law,
ana Judge murray rn his doc.siout
| simph SCI asst. tho law which ace
| lion i- not within the jurisdiction ~
n juStit, off the peace. and gave Mr.
corthon liberty to use THIS public
range tor the maintenance pf his
thousand sheep and this 900 spite az
the fact thut under oath, Mr. cor
thon was unable To- produc" ono single
scrap of evidence tina, ho had any
| right 10 k'cp his sheep IA re-. In
fact il would be- impos hlr Co up-
trin - lcgul permission lao ern2c thc
public RANG. Nithin Tn" special
, limit
Mr.. corthou continued grazing
| thc range clo.r 60 oar ranch as oft,n
- h. wished. and Whom The summer
drou,h began 10 loon mrnaeing, in
! the absence OF ny husband, went
again to Jude Murray. on June goth.
Corthon's arrest ~ refused to- issue
one. saying hr mad already pissed
upol the cae,. commended that thu
decision had not nnullcd tlr law.
ana demanded ~ warrant H. tin
Ially consented to - now trial. md
took the sworn statement of my
| complaint. A. was about To lcav"
the room, hc lontCd IT, my ridins
whip whicI I had unconsci"usN lai6
on his desk tnd ask'd; "whut is
that fur2'' | took It rs q jest. md Pc
piled. "oh don't knoW--i might
ne II ", H. said. ia rather take o
| whipping THAI do this" judge !
can't whip ~ oli man as ynu ere,
! only wlip man VINO can defend
himself" Then hc said. Hut, |
want story to tcll. Give ms whip
/ ping" ANA pulled OFT h!s coat !
| laughed at him aud said on
PLEASE. Judgr Murray don't IN
dress before me" then left the
room aud rode home Taou came
tlr pubiict ton of the Infamous
statement which ,hc Judge gave Ia
the paper. when n asserted him
! self. that NJ was ~" author. he told
me .mplaticallN. You take the cas-"
| To the higher court. and my decision
| VIII he sustained"
! ! do not know on what authority
he made that declaration. but II sug-
costs f, combination which reflects on
tho honor aud dignity ~ the higher
court. and which It T. impossible IN
der present conditions, FOR Justice to
De obtained.
Respectfully.
MRS NJ NJ. MlLLlGA\