The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-08-01
NEW MEXICO
IN BRIEF
Newspaper Union News Service.

Oct. 6-11.-State Fair at Albuquerque.
October.-Pumpkin Pie Day at Max
we'll
A car of bear grass was shipped
from San Jon.
There is to be no county fair at So
zorro this year.
Elida, Chaves county, has voted to
retain the saloon.
Juan Baca, of Wagon Mound, was
killed in runaway accident.
A carload of Hereford bulls was re-
ceived at Tucumcari from Missouri.
The Quay County Fair Association
has organized under the law of 1913.
The county of Guadalupe voted for
a county high school by a majority
of $50.
Lordsburg, Grant county, is worried
over the presence of the Colorado po-
tato bug.
Clovis is to have a 100000 hospital
erected by officials of the Santa Fe
railroad system.
A farm seven miles from Deming, it
is expected, will output $50 sacks of
potatoes per acre.
S. l.. Fisher of Ell Porvenir killed
a silvertip bear in Blue Canyon, TWEEN
ty miles north of Las Vegas.
They have a lady game warden in
the Springer section of the state. Miss
Blanche Clouthier is her name.
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county at their last meeting paid out
$3.50 in bounties on wild animals.
The sixth annual assembly of the
Mountainair Chautauqua Association
will be held August IL to Fl at Las
Vegas.
Manuel Romero, one of the honor
convicts who escaped from the road
camp at Lamy, was captured at
Springer.
The month of June averaged consid-
erably below the normal in temper
allure and far above the normal in
precipitation.
A certificate of incorporation has
been filed with the state corporation
commission at Santa Fe for the San
Miguel Fair Association.
The bridge across the San Juan
river at Shiprock seems assured, now
that s16,500 has been appropriated for
that purpose by the government.
Plainview, Tex, parties are trying
to secure 100000 acres somewhere be-
tween Estancia and Santa Fe, which
will be stocked with cattle and horses.
A forest fire broke out thirty miles
west of Magdalena, and burned over
four hundred acres of timber before it
was extinguished by forest rangers.
About $4,000 ties, driven down the
streams from the Santa Babara COM
pany's forests in the northern part of
the state, are now at Albuquerque.
A Navajo lad while attending sheep
for Romaldo Vigil, near Cuba, Sando
val county, was attacked by hungry
coyote, and Iis left foot badly chewed.
Word was received in Las Vegas to
the effect that Louis Marcus, former
ly a resident of that city and we'll
known all over the state, died at his
home in Denver.
Max Steinhart, who has been resi-
dent of Santa Fe for the past two
months, and who was employed as
clerk, attempted to commit suicide in
his room at a Santa Fe hotel.
Women may vote at any election in
which the schools are concerned ac'
cording to an opinion rendered by the
attorney general regarding a bond is
sue election for a school building at
Clovis.
C. T. Brown, secretary and treas
urer of the board of trustees of the
New Mexico School of Mines, received
official notice from Secretary of State
Lucero that F. A. Jones had resigned
his position as a member of the board
of regents and that Governor McDon
aid had appointed J. e. Smith to fill
the vacancy.
Julio Martinez, member of car
nival company's band, was arrested
at Albuquerque by the police on a flu
gitive warrant. He was held until OF
ficers arrived from Santa Fe wher,
the police have been informed he il
charged with a statutory offens
, against Paulina Archuleta, thirteei
, years old.
AS result of spree in a higl
speed automobile on trip from Clio
Wis to Herford, Tex, Henry Cooksie. |
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