In Re Boyd's Guardianship
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHudspeth, J.
B. 8. Wilson, a member of the bar, prosecutes this appeal from an order of the district court of Colfax county, which holds that a fee of $150, which had been paid him, was full compensation for services rendered in behalf of the incompetent, Maggie Thomas Boyd, at the request of Willis O. Johns, one of her guardians, and rejects his claim for $1,000 additional.
John W. Thomas died testate in the year 1916, and his son, David J. Thomas, and his grandson, Willis O. Johns, were named executors of his will, and testamentary guardians of the property of Maggie Thomas Boyd. They, qualified as…
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