The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-09-26
NEW MEXICO
IN BRIEF
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Dates for Coming Events.

sept. z9-Oct. 1.--lnulan dance anu SeiS
Sept. 30 Oct 4-Northern New Mexico
OCTOBER s iesoHFlfth annual Navajo
fair at Shiproek
Oct s-1i-state Fair at Albuquerque
Oct. 7-1O-State Meeting of New Mex
leo Sant Fed ET OF WomenS CLUBS a.
oct: I45ls.Meetlng Of weste g1.. Texas ssS
and Eastern New Mexico Press ana
A packing plant may be establishes
at Aztec.
Quail are reported to be many and
tame this year.
A cream receiving station has been
established at Aztec.
James Campbell, while sinking a
we'll six miles east of Silver City re-
Gently struck seam of coal.
The thirty-third annual States fair
may be truly said to be the one which
will be realeF the state farmers fair.
The Lanehart place of 200 acres on
Ute creek, in the Logan section, re-
Gently changed hands. bringing S10,-
900.
A silo, sixteen feet high and eight
feet in diameter, is being constructed
at the government experiment farm
near Tucumcari.
The much despised soap weed has
Melted ore man near Bard $500 since
it has been. proven the article can be
utilized fer rope.
The Roswell Elks decided to put on
n oh ThanlxQOiVinQ
time to take the place Of the annual
minstrel show.
The laws of 1918 in Spanish have
just been received from the printers
by Secretary of State Antonio Lucero,
and are being distributed.
Scientific dry-farming methods re-
suited in the production of from fiji
teen to twenty bushels of wheat per
acre in the plains section.
Mcfarland Bros nave let a con-
tract for ten miles of three-wire
fence to inclose decided and state
Der ITO this year.
i he twelve-year-old son of Ramon
Lara OF Questa had both legs broken
when a log rolled upon him while
hauling posts from the Cerro noun.
tains.
The skeletons of fifty extinct Tigua
Indians we're dug up from the. ancient
ruins of La Cuarae, Torrance county,
by scientists excavating for the School
of American Archaeology.
With one hundred and fifty acres OF
grapes under cultivation, an Italian
French wine association has organ
lied with prominent grape growers at
Corrales, Sandoval county.
Clovis is negotiating through r. e.
Davis of Amarillo, civil engineer and
a representative OF financiers, for the
construction of a railroad from Tu-
cumcari te Midland, 260 miles
The jury in the case of H. s. Hollo-
way, former cashier of the Citizens
State Bank at Tularosa, charged with
embezzling $500 from that institu-,
ton, returned verdict of guilty.
Good Roads Day was observed By
the people of Wagon Mound and the
citizens got out early with autos,
teams and on foot to clean up repair
and mark the roads in that section.
Frank Talmage. Jr., left Roswell for
Minneapolis, Mimi, to attend meet
ing of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of
the Odd Fellows, representing New
Mexico with William Twiggs of AL
buquerque.
DR.. w. T. Brown, of the Valmora
Industrial sanitarium, the father OF
the Good Roads day movement. was
in Las Vegas filled with satisfaction
over the way in which the highways
were improved on the date set apart
for that purpose.
Making mud bricks is quite an in
dustry in Mexico.
The following have been commits
stoned notaries public by Governor
Mcdonald: William e. Baker, Las
Cruces; Simon Neustadt. Los Lunas;
Ettore Franchini, Albuquerque; Clar-
ence Iden, East Las Vegas; Moses B.
Stevens. Las Cruces.
The Farmers Development Com
pany of Springer, acquired the bulk of
the possessions owned by the Sehleter
estate. Thirty-six square miles of range,
10000 head of sheep and other prop.
erty changed ownership at a price
said to reach $25O,O00.
} The county commissioners and the
, San Miguel county road board held a
short business session at the Las