The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-17
TO LIVING
WITH HUBBY IN
NEW MEXICO
Jess Howell Sues for Divorce
After Wife Leaves Him
With Her Nose Atilt at tn
Sunshine State.

Because his wife doesn't like Now
Mexico, Jess Howell wants "A divorce.
Maybe that isn't just the right way
To put H. but at any rate, Howell,
In his petition for "A divorce filed
today Ia the district court, says thai
his wife abandoned him. and AYERS
she won't return to him. IL he In
sists on living In New Mexico. SO,
really. Birdie Howell's aversion 20
New Mexico Is al the bottom OF the
divorce suit.
Howell, IA his petition. says he
married on December 10. 1907 at
Texarkana, Tex. A year ago last
January he Says Mrs. Howell desert
cd him, and has mad Il plain that
she will continue % abandon and
desert him II the plaintiff insists ON
making his home In New Mexico
Thos. n. wilkorsou is Howolrs
lawyer.
Less than three months Of mar
Tied life served To shatter the rom
ance of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Mill
err, accordin < To h petition for
divorce filed today by the wife.
Mrs. Hazel Archibold Miller. They
were married In Tombstone. Arizona.
September 20. 1913. Mrs. Miller
states, and In the same year. Miller
Is alleged TO nave deserted her. From
the very start Of their married life,
she says he failed 10 provide for
har. although well able to do so.
RAttorney Wilkerson represents Mrs.
: Miller.
Extension of Time.
The Royal Insurance has
been granted AN extension OF time
In which TO file a motion for a new
trial In the case recently won by
Francisco LuceTo y Montoya. Mon
toya got "a verdict OF 5000 under a
fire insurance policy covering a
stock 81 wool
On "a special masters report show
ms hat nc amount was due. judg-
mcnt was granted TO the Bank Of
Commerce In a Sandoval county
case against W. S. Hopewell and the
Pennsylvania Development company
for S24,b9S. Judge NJ g. Machem.
sitting for Judge Raynolds, issued
the order.
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lateral Is to be extended. The map
required TO be filed must be suffi-
cicntly definite to show "A practic-
able and feasible plan for conducting
water to the land 10 be irrigated.
Cutting Timber on Iiomcstcads.
The commissioner OF the general
land office has issued the following
instructions in regard to the cutting
81 timber on homcsteadsi
l. Homestead claimants who have
made bona Eide settlements upon
public land, who are living upon.
cultivating. end improving the same
In accordance with Law and the rules
and regulations OF his department.
with he intention of requiring title
thereto, are permitted 20 cut and
remove, or cause 20 be cut and re-
moved. from the portion thereof be-
Ing cleared for cultivation. so much
timber as is actually necessary for
that purpose. or for buildings. and
fences, and other improvements on
the land entered.
2. In clearing for cultivation.
should there be a surplus OF timber
over what Is needed for the pur-
poses above specified, the entryman
may sell or dispose OF such surplus;
hut n II not allowable TO denudo
the land of It's timber FOR the pur-
pose of sale or speculation before the
title has been conveyed to him by
patent.
3 Il IL not permissible 10 cut
timber for sale, ever whom the
money 10 be procured therefrOm u
Ia be used for improving or c%ultivat-
ms the land or supporting the claim
ant Or his family.