The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-11-18

100000 fish for the Pecos.
The funeral OF Adjutant General A.
:. Brookes was held at Santa Fe.
Forty.four cars of cattle were
shipped from Kenna In one week.
II. Capers. neal Endee. lost five
horses recently by some unknown dis.
ease.
The county commissioners fixed the
levy for the county OF Bernalillo at
2O.l mills.
The NJ. -. Goldenberg ranch near
Tucumcari output four cuttings OF al.
falfa this season.
Parties in San Jon recently pur.
chased Sl,5Oo young cattle from the
Bell ranch people.
The cattle sanitary board recently
named Jack Thorpe cattle inspector
for the Santa Fe district.
The Chaves county Sunday school
convention will he held AT the Baptist
church in Roswell. Dec. 81.
Coyotes are reported numerous near
Mesa Rodonda. They are seen in
broad day prowl!ng ON the prairie.
The Pecos Valley Gas n Electric
Company will erect a new building at
Artesia, to be lOOX4O feet, built OF
brick.
Eighty.four trees on the ranch or
Gen. Norton. OF near Pennington. pro-
duced $3.50 worth of apples the past
season.
The creamery AT Tucumcari, ii is
reported, will have put 100000 in CIR.
culation In the county by the end OF
the year.
Norman l.. King. captain of the New
Mexico National Guard. has been ap.
pointed acting adjutant general until
further orders.
The Loving cotton raiaors have been
having considerable difficulty IN han.
dling their crop owing TO the scarcity
Of cotton piCkers.
Although some distance from q
sugar mil, Maxwell farmers will rea.
lie $2,5O0 from hects. which are to be
shipped to Garden City. Kan.
Governor Mcdonald has naihcd the
following as notaries: George K.
Craig, Albuquerque; VIM. j. Eaton,
Clayton, and W. A. Moore, Carlsbad.
The Lakewood came has closed
down for the season, the late freeze
having ruined the tomatoes. of which
there were many N still in the field.
Thirty million or more acres Of un
appropriated lands remain in New
Mexico, according TO reports at the
surveyor generals office. at Santa ne.
The month OF October. 1913, aver.
aged below the normal both in temp
eraturc and precipitation. the latter
falling far below the normal amount.
The Salado 25.O00-acre ranch in the
county OF Guadalupe was recently
sold TO Las Vegas parties. The com
pany retains tn" 5000 sheep when
will be wintcrcd in san Miguel coun-
".
Operators OF mines in New McXicg
have been asked by the officers of the
United Mine Workers of America 70
meet them in joint conference ana
sign an agreement recognizing the
union.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Of the United States held a spe-
cial hearing at Roswell 10 hear evi.
dcncc Of pecos valley shippers look.
Ing toward a reduction in freight
rates.
total Of $%43,50o.GG OF the tax pay.
crs money of san Miguel county Is
u"uaccOuntcd for, according to the re.
port OF Travelling Auditor Howell
Earnest, which was filed with the gov.
cruor.
: big shipment OF lambs was made
from A2teo by Hatch Bros, of paposa
Springs, thirty cars going to Lamar,
Colo, Tor feeding.
Ellcpo Baca Of Albuquerque, attor.
Ucy - ]Florencio HIN, who is charged
with a murder committed M san Mar.
cial has received a telegram to the
effect that his client had beer again
arrested in Juarcz, Mexico.
The body of VIM. McDormott. super.
]iut"udcut of mine No. . in the Stag
mine az Dawson, who vas killed IN
the mine explosion, was buried az Trim.
idad. jim McDermott of Navajo, &C.
c%ompanicd the body to that city.
Water application 40. S3S has Deer
filed In the state engineers office bv
\, W. McWhirt OF Roswell, who asks
for %.97 cubic feet n second from the
Pecos river by pumping 10 ~irrlgate
2N1 acres. The cost OF his project ia
estimated al $500.
The Equitable Building and Loan As
sociation filed incorporation papers
with the State Corporation Commits.
sion. The new concerns Headquarters
are at Roswell, and f.. G.. Minton Is
the agent, It's capital stock is $500,
600, divided into $500 shares.
b w, HIS OF Toronto, Canada. has
established a sawmlll on Mineral
Creek, about ten miles above Cooney,
with "A capacity of 10000 board feet
a day.