The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-18
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
GRANTED BY COURT

Judge Reynolds this mornins con
ilnued a temporary injunction, grant
ed on February i2th. IN the divorce
proceeding Of Agnes Lund vs.. Andrew
Lund. in which the plainsin seeks a
divorce on the ground OF alleged non
support. When the suit was flied last
week the court issued a temporary IN
junction restraining the defendant
from drawing his pay check as a to,'
dresser for the Santa Fe railroad or
from drawing his balance in the First
savings Bank and Trust company. or
otherwise disposinE OF his property
The our today modified the injunc-
ton as 70 the paycheck. but continued
II as regards the defendants bank
balance aud property. until the hear
ing on the divorce. after allowing the
plaintiff $50 suit money.
In her complaint Mrs. Lund alleges
that she and her husband were mar
| ried December ,. 1857. There are
two children, a daughter - and a son
aged 10. The daughter Is now mar
riod. Until Ave years < they lived
( on "A small farm near Brainard. l'inn,
the defendant doing railroad shop
work. and running the farm with the
plaintiffs help. Mrs. Lund alleges
that while on the farm she bought
her clothes with the proceeds OF but
ter aud eggs which she sold from the
farm, but that since coming 60 Albu-
querquc tho defendant has refused 60
buy her clothes. and has repeatedly
told her 10 20 out and work for the
money with which 10 buy them, citing
specific dates when sine WAS 80 order
ed by her husband and when she al
| leres. she was forced 90 leave her
home and go To- work
She charges that although his pay
check has been ms high as xi6B a
month. the defendant has bought her
but one hat and one pair of shoes In
i've years. and that the last time she
left home was on october 80, 1913
because he would not buy her a coat
! for winter wear. She alleges that on
one occasion he raised a chair 10
strike her. but was prevented from
; doing 80 by the daughter.
The defendant has fled an affidavit
in which he denies entirely the plain
un's allegations as 10 all but the date
Of their marriage. the children born
TO them and the threat To- strike her
with the chair. The chair incident Is
admitted. but the defendant states
that the quarrel was more between
the mother and daughter, and that
when he raised the chair to strike his
wife. his daughter said TO him, hit
hcr!" which expression cooled his
anger and caused him TO put the
-n-s- So. a. 81. HE.H Ia hau
| refused 10 buy clothes for his family
aud goes into delail to prove that he
used every onort 10 and did supply
proper support. and charges that tn"
plaintiff frequently quarroled with
him and left his home on various oc-
casions OF her own accord.
An appeal was fled in district cour.
today from Justice Of the Peace
Craig's court in the c~sa OF the CON
sumers' Coal. Coke and Mining COM
pany against Merdel Silber, In which
the Justice court gave judgment for
the plaintim in the sum OF 500.
Disderio Carabaial filed SUIT against
Juan Baca asking a permanent IN
junction TO restrain Baca from graz
ing cattle on 100 acres of land In
Bcrnallllo county, belonging to Cara
lajai. and ASKING $200 damages for
loss OF grass alleged to have been
caused by the defendants cattle.
In the case Of Charles p. Jones vs..
Hamilton Ross Bowling. the court
granted an order approving q motion
that the complaint be more definitely
made. as rcgards the form OF the al
legged contract,
w. Moore clayton filed suit today
against A. r. Simms To collect a note
for $500 alleged TO be Basi due.
Judge Reynolds returned last night
from Santa Fe whore he has been
holding court for Judge Abbott for
several days.
The sheriG's ONCE to-day sent dep
uties 10 the mountain precincts 10
serve summons on men IN d "a Soc
ton Of the county who have been CALI
ed for jury duty at the March term
OF court. II - expected that the jury
service will have been completed by
| Saturday.