The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-05-17
LIrTLE Nav MEXICO lrEMs.
Minor Occurrences OF More Than ordI.
nary Interest.

East Las Vegas observed May as
official Cleanup Day.
A bill which provides for state
mine inspector has been introduced in
the Senate.
w. G. Cass of Lakewood, Eddy coun-
ty, was fined $25 and costs for failure
to respond to summons for jury
duty.
Alfonso Diaz was run over by an
ore train near Santa Rita while he
was walking on the track. He was
badly mangled
Mrs. NJ NJ. MOntaner, secretary OF
the school board of Taos, reports the
collection of $34S poll tax, for the past
three months.
A bill regulating the salaries of
county Officials is now being consid-
cred by the State Legislature This
bill is No. 149.
The Senate passed the bill previous
ly passed by the House asking Con-
gress for a specific duty of 20 cents
per pound on secured wool
Tn citizens of Tularosa have petit
toned for the passage of Senate bill
No. G2, to provide for travelling H.
braries for the public schools.
Senator Catron introduced bills es-
tablishing a $4,000 fish culture sta
ton in New Mexico and appropriating
$4,000 to drive public we'll at New
Kirk.
The Albuquerque Retail Merchants
Association has reached one hundred
members. AT a recent meeting four
teen new members were added to the
list.
The spring term of the District
Court for Eddy county closed after
being in session for five weeks. The
docket was the heaviest in the history
of the county.
Candida Aragon lost his arm in the
saw mill of f. Romero near fatigue
He slipped and his arm fell across
saw which severed it so that it hung
only by the skin.
The rock crusher north Of Vaughn
has resumed operations after shut
down caused by the severe weather.
Something like 300 men are to be en-
ployed eventually.
George w. Peters of Chicago, of the
Selg Polyscope Company, has advised
the bureau of immigration that he will
take moving pictures of Albuquerque
and the sheep industry in Socorro
county.
A wreck which caused the destruc.
ton of a considerable amount of prop
erty although no one was injured, oc,
CURED at the station of Bodega, few
miles from Belen, delaying traffic for
some time.
With appropriate ceremonies at
which His Grace Ri. Rev. Archbishop
John B. Pitaval presided, the hand
some new addition TO Saint Anthony's
sanitarium at Las Vegas was dedi-
Gated recently.
At the Presbytery meeting at Cha
con, Mora county, Rev. Samuel Magill
of Ration and Elder Jacobo Mondragon
of Ranches de Taos were elected as
commissioners to the general assem-
bly, at Louisville, Kentucky.
The following citizens have been APP
| pointed members of the National Re-
sources Commission: A. A. Jones,
Democrat, East Las Vegas; Arthur
Seligman, Democrat, Santa Fe; Solo
mon Luna, Republican, Los Lunas
Disappointment was caused among
women federationists when Governor
Macdonald sent to the Senate the
nominations for regents of the New
Mexico Normal School at Silver City,
and did not include a woman among
them. The nominees are Van T. Man
Vile and Jackson Agee of Silver City,
and John w, Corbett of Deming, DEM
ocrats; A. w. Cooley and G. w. Mari
OFT, Silver City, Republicans
Flood warnings have been issued for
the Rio Grande valley in New Mexico.
In the county offices of Mckinley
San Juan and Valencia counties, the
past weeks, deed was filed convey.
ing 1,213,364 acres of land in New
Mexico and Arizona from the st. Louis
and San Francisco Railroad Company
to the New Mexico and Arizona Land
Company, the consideration named be-
ing $799S,00O of the capital stock o.
the land company and $S,OOO,OOO frs,
mortgage bonds bearing six per cent
interest.
Kid Dix of Brooklyn was no match
for Bonnie Chavez. the Trinidad ban