Waldo v. Beckwith
New Mexico Supreme Court
Appeal from tbe First Judicial District Court for Santa Fe county. The case is stated in the opinions of Benedict and Watts, JJ.
1Opinion of the Court
By Court,
Benedict, J.:
This was a suit against tbe appellants as non-residents. On tbe thirtieth day of August, 1851, Beckwith filed his petition in the clerk’s office of the district court, for the county of Santa Fe. On the same day an attachment was issued by tbe clerk, to John Jones, marshal, which was returned by him, “levied on eight mules, one wagon, three Colt’s revolver pistols, one ditto rifle, one horse pistol, four guns, two saddles and bridles, six sets of mule harness, and one Allen’s revolver pistol.”
The cause was continued from term to term until the June term of 1853. At this…
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