The Taos News from Taos, New Mexico • Page 11

1 TIMiday. Jung II, LOCAL HORSE PLACES King," a one-year-old stallion owned by Jack Denver, placed second In the 1963 Class at the Santa Fe Horse Show last Saturday. Rum King is a registered quarter horse from "Skipity Sue" also owned by Denver. Jack plans to enter the horse In six more shows this year, in addition to the New Mexico State Fair. Court Recesses Until Next Week District Court has been recessed until 9 a.m., June 22.

The recess was announced by Judge C. R. Mclntosh who said he has been called to sit In with the Supreme Court on the case of L. D. Nelson vs.

Emello Naranjo, sheriff of Rio Ariba County. Judge Paul F. Larazolo of the Second Judicial District will hear the case of Baca vs. Johnson at the Taos County courthouse, Aug. 18-19.

The defendants, Sidney and Clinton Johnson, are alleged by the plaintiffs, the North Side Acequia and So. Side Acequia of Rio de Don Fernando de Taos of diverting water from Canon residents by building dams to trap the water for irrigation purposes and to stock fish. The Johnsons claim that the springs which feed the dams originate upon their property and that they own a water right therein. They deny that the dams were constructed for irrigation purposes but to control erosion and stock fish. Jury trials in Taos County have been recessed until 9 a.m., Aug.

24. Clarence Edwin Dwyer of Las Cruces pleaded guilty to a charge of bigamy this week before District Judge C. R. Mc- lntosh, who sentenced him to a term of one to five years in the state penitentiary. Dwyer was also ordered to receive psychiatric treatment at the state hospital in Las Vegas, with the length of his stay at the hospital being deducted from his prison term.

Dwyer had been charged with having married Maria (Toni) Barela of Ranches on Dec. 31, 1962, although he had still been married to his first wife, Josephine Dwyer, who had been liv- ing with her husband's two children in Las Cruces. On July 8, 1963 Dwyer had waived preliminary hearing before Justice of Peace Filemon Sanchez and had been bounc over to district court. Bond had been set at $1,000. Also this week a district court jury found Manuel Antonio Mar tinez of Arrdyo Hondo not guilty of unlawfully branding or mark ing a heifer owned by Melecio Rael; and also found George Romero of Llano Quemado no guilty of unlawfully branding four head of sheep owned by Luis Torres.

Both men were defended, in separate cases, by Attorney Eliu Romero. Judge Mclntosh has ordered hearing to determine whether or not an auction should be held to dispose of merchandise of Blue Lake Sporting Goods Company, now in the hands of a receiver. An application has been received from John Overton of Albuquerque to conduct the auc tion for a fee of 10 per cent of the proceeds plus an additional sum of up to 10 per cent for expenses. Date for the hearing has not yet been scheduled. The hearing on a temporary restraining order against city to prevent enforcement of the ordinance to remove certain parking meters on North and South Pueblo Streets has been set for 9 a.m., Monday, June 22.

Commenting on the petition presented by a number of Taos residents doing business on Pueblo Street, City Attorney Cliu Romero stated: "Either a city has a right to govern its streets, parking and all public property or there will be complete chaos." POLICE BEAT Arnold R. Cisneros, 24, of.were charged as accessories Questa, and two others were ar- and each fined $5 and $7.50 rested by officer Ray Daves costs. May 31 on Lower Ranchitos Road. Cisneros was charged with speeding and reckless driving, after being chased at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. He was fined $100 plus Peace C.

F. Boyer. $7.50 court costs by Judge C. F. Boyer on the same date.

His passengers, Arthur Martinez, 24, Taos, 24, was charged with hav- also of Questa, and Charles R. ing no brake and light sticker Pete Finn Denver, was cited for reckless driving by Officer Tommy Holder on May 31. He was fined $10 plus $7.50 court costs by Justice of Harold E. Beeston, Box 1612, Bonnceau, 21, of Denver, I Answers For Veterans 1 have a service-connected disability which has flared up requiring immediate treatment. How can I obtain Authorization (or treatment at VA expense? VA that you desire treatment for your service-connected condition.

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He was charged by Officer Tommy Holder with DW1 and reckless driving. Taken to Peace Justice's Paul Vigil's court, he was fined $100 for DWI and $25 for reckless driving, la addition, his license was revoked for a period of one year. A passenger, Reyes Garcia, also of Al buquerque was fined $25 plus costs as an accessory. Larry Yum Ronnie and Johnny Trujillo, brothers, all 19, of Taos, were charged by Officer Ray Daves with disorderly conduct on the Pueblo reservation on June 6. Each was to pay court costs of $7.90 'iid was given a 60-day suspended jail sentence.

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