The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-06-20

at Santa he
Aug l2-2' Chautauqua Meeting at
sept 2g to Oct. 4.-state Fair at Albu-
querque
o6er.-Pumpl1ln Pie Day at Max
wen.
Work is progressing on the Belen
court house.
Thieves are still doing business in
and about Aamogordo.
Silver City is making an effort to
secure the Methodist sanitarium.
Many county teachers institutes are
being neld in different parts of the
1 state.
There will be an automobile run
from Albuquerque to Santa Fe on
July A.
Maberry Bond has sold this seasons
wool clip at Roswell at Is cents per
pound
The recent rain was of material
benefit to crops and pastures around
Moriarity.
Near Coyote station, Braulio Aqua.
20 was run over and killed by
freight train.
The fire in the ella forests is re-
ported under control, after burning
over 1000 acres.
The creamery at Tucumcari recent
ly output 1890 pounds of butter, which
met with ready sale.
William Scott, resident of Far
mington, won third prize in the Mara
tnon given in Denver.
Flora Vista, is shipping Ben Davis
apples to Denver and receiving a bet
ter price than last fall.
Benjamin Fulgenzi has been named
clerk of the State Hospital for the In
sane by the board of trustees.
Capt. Parker has sold "The Pines
and other property near Silver City
to the Phelps-Dodge company.
Civil Service examinations for
fourth-class postmaster will be held
at San Jon, Saturday, June 2S.
Sheriff Roman Gallegos and Miss
Catalina Duro of Las Vegas were
married i'll the Catholic church.
A destructive hail storm caused
considerable damage to property and
crops eight miles north of Rock Island.
The Butler Auto Company has
filed articles of incorporation with the
corporation commission. The new
company will have offices in Albuuuer-
que.
The two-yearold son of Jose l. Gu
tierrez, the Val Verde mail carrier,
fell in an open well on the family
homestead near Val Verde and was
drowned.
The Las Vegas Commercial Club
gave smoker and reception in honor
of A. A. Jones, first assistant secre-
tary of the interior, ON his recent visit
TO that city.
Although Dayton, Eddy county, is
much elated over the oil outlook in |
that part of the state, it has a crying
need for cars just now to move it's
extensive hay crop.
The receiver of the State Savings
bank of Taos, B. G. Randall, has de-
clared a-second dividend of eleven per
cent to its creditors, which makes in
all now thirty-six per cent.
Among the New Mexico nomina.
lions made by President Wilson were:
Howard S. Boise to be postmaster at
Hurley, Grant county and A. B. Wag-
ner to be postmaster at Clovis.
Fong Sing, for many years a
Chinese merchant in Silver City and
one of the leaders of his race, died at
his home, and the remains were EN-
balmed and sent to China for inter
ment.
George Mann of Fort Sumner re-
ceived twelve head of thoroughbred
Holstein cows, to be placed on the
Indian Point ranch.
Two Mexicans and one Italian min.
er We're killed in the Pacific mine at
Mogollon. The three men were all
that were in the mine at the time. and
as all were killed, the cause of the
accident is matter of supposition.
The grasshopper problem in New
Mexico is serious, according to Harri-
son e. Smith, chronological expert of
The department of agriculture, who
has been detailed at Elida to help
light the pest.
Colonel Rafael Yturralde of the
Mexican federal army recently re.
urned to his home at Artesia, after