The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-01-24
NEW MEXICO
IN BRIEF

Cattle are selling pretty nlgh III tue
valley these days Cows bring from
SEQ up.
silver City will have new depot"
declares General Manager Fred Fox OF
the Santa F6.
The Producers and Consumers Ex-
change is tht latest enterprise to bud
cut in Pennington.
The thermometer registered 8 de-
grees below zero at Santa Fe during
the recent severe weather.
How many people are there who de-
sire the name of the state changed
from New Mexico to Lincoln?
Juan Monoc, prisoner at the state
penitentlary, about forty-six years OF
age, died of nervous affliction.
The business men Of Taos have de-
cided that they want commercial
club to work for the upbuilding of the
town.
The Duck Creek Trading Company
of Silver City has filed articles, nam
ing c. C. Royal agent. 1t is CAPT.
talized at $4,000.
The citizens of Deming have organ
ICED the State of Lincoln Club for the
purpose of changing the name Of the
state of New Mexico to Lincoln.
Secretary Virgins of the Roswell
Commercial Club, reports satisfactory
progress being made towards convert
ing the Mescalero Indian reservation
into national park,
The carpenters and other mechanics
have been busy putting up the frame
work of the two-story building for the
Gallup brick plant, which will be
corrugated iron building.
While out duck hunting near Socor-
TO, Byron Kipp had the misfortune to
receive in one OF his legs part of
! charge OF duck shot from the gun of
his brother, s. s. Kipp.
Governor William C. Mcdonald has
appointed Price Cross to be his mes
senger. Mr.. Cross is son of the late
George Cross, formerly well known
newspaper man at Santa Fe.
I. " Whiteside and Brownlee, two
of the successful farmers of the Cot
tonwood valley, now have a flock Of
sheep, and have them located at Mrs.
Mauck's ranch, west of Dayton.
Twenty-Five charges of selling liquor
without prescriptions and in violation
Of the city prohibition ordinance were
/ fled in Roswell before Judge Witt at
the instance of City Solicitor ]. NJ. Dye.
Governor William Mcdonald has APP
pointed the following notaries: John
H. Young, Coyote, Rio Arriba county;
John H. Dills. Roswell. Chaves county;
Louis N Cary, Gallup, Mckinley
county.
One of the most important matters
to be presented to the session Of the
Legislature which convened in Santa
Fe on the 14th, is the request Of the
Fifth Judicial district of the state for
another judge,
Sheriff Young Of Chaves county ar
rived at Santa Fe with two prisoners
for the state penitentiary. They are
Jim Martin and Jack Padgett, who will
serve twenty-four to thirty months for
cattle stealing.
Benny Chavez, claiming the bantam
weight championship of the Rocky
Mountain states, was given the deci-
sion over Tommy Ryan, featherweight
of San Francisco at Albuquerque.
The fight was fast throughout.
Roswell is to have a cheese factory.
A. M. Stabenow, successful dairy
man from Mcconnell, ILL.,. will begin
erecting the building half mile north
west of the city on College Boulevard
Immediately. This factory will have q
capacity sufficient to handle the milk
from 200 cows.
Charged with grand larceny, W. w
. Cole and c. c. Cole of Santa Fe, have
been arrested in Wichita, Kan, ant
are in Jail there awaiting extraditior
papers which will bring them back t
New Mexico.
, James NJ, Guffey, switchman for the
r Santa Fe in the Gallup yards and
: well known among the railroad boys
I and the Winslow people In particular
4 passed away, the cause of his deatl
being a fall that either wrenched hi
back for hurt him internally.
Mrs. Isabel de Domero, wife Of RI
eardo Romero, died in Las Vegas a
: her residence after an illness of tive
4 weeks. Mrs. Romero was thirty-twC
+ years and six months old and was borI
Y | In Santa Fe, having come to Las We