The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-06-21
LIrrLs nav MEXICO lrsMs.
Minor Occurrences Of More Than ordi.
nary interest.

Ration will be represented in the
Rocky Mountain Baseball League.
Work upon the road to Red Rock,
from Silver City, will commence at
once.
Alfalfa in some sections of the Lake
Arthur country will yield two tons per
acre.
There is a movement on foot to
build a bridge across the Rio Grande
at Taos.
Las Vegas is arranging an elaborate
program for the Fourth of July cele-
bration
Miss Margarita Sanchez, was fatal
ly hurt in a runaway at Manzano and
died soon afterward.
The city clerk has issued licenses
for 300 cars in Roswell This is one
car for every 80 citizens.
The loco weed is unusually abund-
ant this year in the vicinity of Silver
City, according to the observations of
stockmen.
The Artesia Light and Power Com
pany has sold its entire equipment at
Artesia, Eddy county, to John c.
Keys.
The five-year-old son of Justo Con-
chic, Pueblo Indian, fell into the riv-
er at the Pueblo at Taos and was
drowned.
w. r. Epperson, aged seventy-eight
years, a pioneer of Pennington, San
Juan county, died from the effects of
an operation.
Vicente Maldonado, laborer about
thirty-five years old, was shot and in
stantly killed by Assistant Deputy
George Orr at Chavez.
Porter H. futile, Santa Fe car in
spector, was struck by switch engine
at East Vaughn, and was fatally in
jured, dying in a short time.
The theaters and places of public
meeting at Tucumcari, which were
closed some time ago on account of
scarlet fever, have been re-opened.
w. Golf Black of Aztec, member of
the Bureau Of immigration, is serious
ly i'll at Denver with blood poisoning
caused by a wrench falling on his
foot
Rev. M. o. Stockland of the Metho-
dist church of Silver City has been
honored by a call to large and i'm
portant church in the city of Mime
apolis.
At meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce.
at Clovis a campaign was inaugurated
against the house fly, and war has
been declared
Perfecto Zamora of Albuquerque
elashed his throat in such a manner
for fifteen years sexton Of Santa Bar
bara cemetery.
The Pennington canning factory
has been leased by parties who will put
it into operation for the coming sea
son. This plant is expected to handle
the peach, pear and tomato crop.
Albert K. Troutman, aged twenty
two years, switchman Of the Santa
Fe, fell from a Santa Fe engine near
Suwanee, fifty-five miles west of Al
buquerque, and was instantly killed.
Haysell and Boyd Smith, brothers,
were acquitted at Roswell in the Dis
trict Court of the charge of shooting
to death their brother-in-law, Wilson
Orr, in courtroom at Konna.
Twenty-eight men, all under the age
of twenty-seven, were taken from Lin
coin county to the state penitentiary
recently, to serve terms in that insti-
tuition ranging from one up to fifteen
years.
Captain C. w. Kendall, superintend
ent of the national cemetery at Santa
Fe, has been transferred to the ma
tional cemetery superintendency at
Cold Harbor, Virginia, one of the larg-
est national cemeteries in the United
States.
The annual encampment of the De
partment of New Mexico, Grand Army
of the Republic, closed at Ration aft
er a well attended and successful SEES
sion by eleeting officers for the en-
suing year.
A resolution offered by Bias San
chez denouncing the Democratic SEN
ate of Arizona for DISTINGUISHING Span
ish-Americans who cannot read or
write English. was unanimously adopt
ed by the House.
State Treasurer o. N. Marion re-
ports tax collections during May good
but slow in reaching the state treas
ury. He has received from John F..
Taylor, treasurer Of Curry county, 49,.
423.s9; from T. p Gable. game war
den. SIS for the game protection fund.