The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-07-25

| oct 6-11.-State Fair at Albuuleroue
| October.-Pumpkin Pie Day at Max
Over 5000 telephones are now in
use in New Mexico.
Brick making has been started at
the Maxwell plant
Roswell hopes for half a pear crop.
which 1t has already sold.
An addition to the court house at
Carlsbad is 10 be built in the near flu.
| ture
The state militia held its annual en-
campment at Camp Mcdonald at Las
Vegas.
The Quay County Fair Association
has filed incorporation papers with
the state corporation commission.
Jesse Eaton, young Altos boy,
lost the thumb and two fingers from
one of his hands by the explosion of
dynamite cap.
Work on the railroad from White
water to Tyrone is nearing compile
ton and it is expected will be in op-
Grafton by October
AS the result of accidents in the
Ernestine mine near Silver City, one
miner Is dead and three others seri-
ously, If not fatally, injured.
Romuldo Aragon was in Cuervo de.
livering wool and stated that he sold
wool last year for liz cents q pound
and got IL cent this year.
The creamery at Tucumcari OUTPUT
$4,000 pounds of butter for the month
OF June. at thirty-five cents, amounts
to $S,O5O.
The amount turned into the state
treasury from the insurance DEPART
ment by Jacob Chavez, insurance tax
money was $9,O77.77.
The road to the Burro mountains
has been greatly improved by its in
stallation, at points where needed, of
galvanized steel culverts.
A rough and tumble fight at Max
well resulted in the arrest of six men
Tor gambling, one for conducting a
gambling game, and one for fighting.
Albuquerque is planning another big
auto race which promises to be equal
ly as good as the last one If not bet
ter. This race will be run on Labor
Day.
Silver City reports that snow to the
depth of four inches fell in the Santa
Rita mountains on the 18th. In the
valleys terrible downpour- of rain oc.
Cured.
c. A. Rising, of Santa Fe, was ap-
pointed by Governor Mcdonald on the
state board of embalmers, succeeding
A. Borders, of Albuquerque, whose
term had expired.
Mrs. L. j. Williams, 'the oil queen"
was arrested at Artesia, charged with
taking $4,000 worth of oil stock from
the room of a Mr.. Clough A hearing
was had at Dayton.
Santa Rosa Rico, of Dona Ana coun-
ty and William Hill, of Vaughn, Qua
dalupe county, have been appointed
members of the mounted police force
by Governor Mcdonald.
Justiniano Moya, who killed wo-
man named Marcelina Villa Nueva, at
Progresso, Torrance county, July 4,
IL,
now in the Estancia jail
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.
Superintendent Shelton of the Ship
rock agency has been east for several
months purchasing high grade cattle
and sheep. The stock arrived and was
unloaded at Pennington. He has
about twenty-five head of thorough
bred Durhams. one bull alone costing
$500, and also large flock of six diff
ferent strains of sheep.
Behind the Incorporation of the Co
operative Investment Company at
Santa Fe is movement by the $40
Or more Socialists of Quay county, to
put their ideas to a practical test.
They plan to pool their holdings, TAX
ing stock in the company in return,
work the land in common, and share
equally in the profits.
John Griner, the cowboy who was
lost, has been discovered. He
8 in Kansas, but not at the home of