The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-03-08
LITTLE NEW MEXICO ITEMS.
Minor Occurrences Of More Than ordIs
nary Interest.

western Newspaper Union News Service
The Pecos Valley Teachers Associ-
alton met in Clovis
There is a building boom just started
in the town of Gallup.
The women of Carrizozo have or
ganized a Civic League.
Moving pictures of everything in
Albuquerque have been taken.
Frank Ross has been arrested near
Eddy for stealing a saddle horse.
The auto line between Gallup and
Pennington is now an assured thing.
Eastern New Mexico has been
visited by the worst blizzard since
1859.
Silver City has new industry, that
of manufacturing brooms from bear
grass.
Mrs. May A. Maxwell, pioneer of
Roswell was found dead in her bed
recently.
Two men who recently escaped
from the state penitentiary have been
recaptured.
Every pipe Of the new Pennington
water works has been filled and thor
oughly tested.
The question of a commission form
of government is being strongly agi-
tated at Clovis.
Five Mexicans are being held in Al
buquerque Jail charged with robbing
Santa Fe cars.
Eight gypsies, four of them women,
have been arrested at Cuervo for
stealing chickens.
Snow, followed by terrific storms,
has been reported from different por-
tons of the state
DR.. P. X. Connaway, near Demlng,
is irrigating 172 acres of land from
the waters of one well.
Because his wife slapped him in the
face, John E. Cyrene, of Las Vegas,
has filed suit for divorce.
Four full grown male mountain Ii
ons were recently killed within fiji
teen miles of Santa Fe.
Burglars entered the Blackwell
book store in Silver City and a small
amount of cash was taken.
The schools in Moro county are be-
ing closed for lack of funds with
which to pay the teachers.
Stock water in the vicinity of Ingle
vile is reported to be getting scarce
and several wells are being sunk.
There is reported almost every day
from some part of the new state the
organization of another industrial
club.
When the barn of Rev. ]. W. Camp
bell burned near Mountainair recently
several head of live stock persisted in
the flames.
Within month automobiles can
run with ease from Albuquerque to
Cabezon, the road and bridges being
improved.
A flow of artesian water has been
struck six miles southeast of Roswell
at depth of 455 feet on the farm of
| A. j. Walter.
An automobile line has been estab-
! lished between Deming and Columbus
and daily trips are being made, Sun
| days excepted.
Albuquerque baseball people are re-
ceiving much encouragement in their
arrangements to organize a six-club
baseball league
e. l.. Wilson, arrested at Roswell
for selling life insurance without a
license, pleaded guilty and was fined
500 and costs.
The pastors of New Mexico are
making a strong protest against box
ing. matches and prize fights being
held in the state.
Ignacio Candelaria has been ar
rested at Albuquerque for stabbing
Placido Barela in a fight in saloon
Parela may recover.
James Lucas, the well known CID
time miner of the Golden mine al
Golden, was shot and MORALLY wound
ed by Analdo Lucero.
Clovis is making hard fight for the
Eastern New Mexico state normal tC
be located by the first Legislature
which meets next month
Upon being released from the peni
Tertiary, San Juan Giron was rear
rested at Albuquerque on charge Of
robbing a Santa Fe freight car.
Two men who had stolen horses
from Joseph Olney and f. Marcus a
Lordsburg have been arrested. They
are now in the Jail at Lordsburg.
Gov. Mcdonald has served notice