Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
D0ings About
Court House

Judge Finney has granted an in
! tcrlocutorv decree of divorce to Hem
" Sanchez from Annie Sanchez, the
! grounds being extreme cruelty.
A Judgment rendered by Judge
! Thompson decress that the Imperial
! Valley Hardware company should
recover from j. c. Foskett the sum
/ Of $l,057.22 and interest amount
ing to $37610.
| William Reed as administrators OF
the estate of Lalla Sugg Baker, de-
ceased, has filed in superior court
his first and final account, report
and petition for distribution of the
estate.
A complaint for divorce has been
filed by W. IL. Tinsley against
Eliza Ethel Tinsley, alleging that
ever since their marriage the de-
fendant has treated the plaintiff in
cruel and inhuman manner; she
habituallv curses the plaintiff and
is uniustly Jealous of him. 1t states
further that the defendant would
assault, beat and strike plaintiff
with her hands and various weap-
ems. a hammer, electric iron, ice pick,
butcher. knife, scissors E. and any
object that was most convenient
for attack" They were married in
Nashville, Tenn, November 21, 1927.
He asks divorce and custody OF
two minor children.
r. b. and Dorsey Whitelaw were
substituted by Cora Mccall to act
as her attorneys in place of d. b.
Roberts and c. l.. Brown, in the ac-
tion brought against t. ID. Mccall.
4 restraining order was signed by
Judge Thompson directed to Eliza
Tinsley, defendant, ordering that
two minor children should not be
removed from the jurisdiction of the
court or out of Imperial county,
on the plea of w. II. Tinsley, plain
tiff.
A certificate of copartnership
transacting business under a fieti-
tious name was filed in the county
clerks office by Elias S. Gott and
Ray c. Breedlove, both of Holtville,
to conduct a general mercantile
business under the firm name of
Gott Mercantile company at Mel
GLAND, Bonds Corner and Alamo.
L. Samala has filed amended ans
wer to the complaint of \. Gar
giulo, asserting that he sold a crop
of lettuce to the plaintiff who had
agreed to harvest the same and sur
render possession of the land TO
the defendant in four weeks. The
plaintiff cut the lettuce and sur
rendered the land to the defendant
before it had been diseed, and
9hen the defendant did disc said
land there was no lettuce there
belonging to the plaintiff. 1t is
further claimed that defendant sold
the lettuce to the plaintiff, but the
latter refused to surrender the land
to the defendant in time for him TO
plant cantaloupes thereon, thus los
ing the crop He asks damages to
the amount of $1,000.
W. II. Coyle has filed complaint
for damages against f. C. Snow, ct
al The complaint states that on
April 20, plaintiff was walking in
a northerly direction along the west
SIDE and entirely clear of the paved
portion of the highway between
Brawley and Ell Centre, about 3l2
miles south of Brawley. At the
same time the defendant, Z. c.
Snow, driving a truck in a southerly
direction, managed the same in
such a negligent and reckless man
ner that it left the paved portion
Of the highway and struck the plain
tiff. As 4 proximate result of said
negligent action of the defendant,
the plaintiff receiver injuries con
sisting Of q fractured limb and !