Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-02

ara Ihorpe eC al, JuuSiHeuI lol
plaintiff against N Howard
Thorpe and Allan McGillivray
jointly and severally for $335O
with interest at six per cent from
December 1, 1912.
Joe Davis vs. Victor Chavez
G W Bond & Bro and Ascension
Chavez garnishees, judgment fol
garnishees.
In the matter of Willie Patton,
an indight child, clerk and sher'
iff ordered to make entries and
serve process without charge.
Child committed to st Vincent
Sanatarium. Sheriff's cost OF
taking child to Santa Fe ito be
paid out of court fund.
famous Tabet vs. Saturnino Lu-
eras ct al, change of venue to
Santa Fe county granted.
Apodaca Polaco vs. Bentura Ba-
ros, judgment for plaintiff for
$116.
Macario Torres VS. Valentin
Candekria ct al, appeal granted.
All cases not otherwise specif-
icaIlv disposed of continued to
next term.
Bentura Baros VS. Redolfo Po-
laco, judgment for plaintiff for
$116. Appeal granted.
! Cecilia Padilla vs Leopoldo Pa
dilla, divorce granted plaintiff.
All community property, includ-
ing e hf sw or 20, hf NV or 32-
5-8, vested in guardian for edu-
cation and maintenance of three
minor children. Defendant to pay
said guardian toward support of
said children $25 per month un-
til further order of court, pay
ment to be made first day of each
month beginning December l,
1915, and to pay within sixty
days $50 to plaintiffs attorneys,
and to pay costs. Dee Robinson
appointed guardian. Case to re-
main on docket.
is Kelly, adm of estate of Geo
E Cisnee VS. Unknown Heirs of
Geo E Cisnee, sale of real estate
approved and deed confirmed,
Maud Patterson ct al VS. M A
Maloney, judgment reserved.
The grand jury made special
report in which it was said that
the subcommittee appointed by
that body to examine the various
county offices reported finding
all offices properly kept and in
good shape.
This special report makes COM
plant obout witnesses summoned
to appear before the body not
being present when wanted and
found down town. That two
witnesses were under the in
fuence of liquor when appear
ing before the grand jury.
In some instances witnesses
had been placed under recog-
nizance in matters where from
evidence introduced it appeared
that no offense had been COM
mitted. This is considered an
unnecessary expense to the coun-
ty.
A recommendation was made
that the County Commissioners
be required to place sign boards
at all forks of public and main
travelled roads as required by
Sec. 2703, and notice placed on
signs that parties removing or
defacing same will be liable to
fine and Imprisonment under Act
of June 8, 1912.
The report states that the
grand jury had been informed
that the State Highway Commits
sion seems indisposed to dis
tribute and expend in Torrance
county proper share of the
monies rightfully due it, and
suggests that a copy of this re-
port be sent to the Governor and
the State Highway Commission,
with a request that steps be tax
en- to furnish the County Com
missioners with the sign boards
to mark the roads as before men,
toned, also asking that there be
expended in Torrance county its
rightful share of the state road
fund. That up to this time the
State Commission has expended
no funds in this county, while
other counties have received
favors The grand iurv further