The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-04-11

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mentioned for Tucumcari
Gus B. Coots of Nara Visa recently
sold four yearling Hereford bulls for
$775.
It is reported that work will be re-
sumed within thirty days ON the oil
well in the Bad Lands.
Although the weather may be fine
and the inclination strong, no fishing
is allowed until May 18th.
At meeting held at Las Vegas the
Santo Fee railway men decided to have
club rooms of their own.
If you have any Mexican beans,
there is a market for them just now
at Amistad at &c per pound.
Carlsbad was we'll represented at
the annual meeting of the Cattle Rais-
ers' Association at Ell Paso.
Santa Feans are raising a fund to
aid the stricken people in the flood
districts of Ohio and Indiana.
Black leg is reported among the
calves at the John King ranch, near
Cottonwood Springs, Mr.. King having
lost eight head.
Pretty tough on the county officers,
isn't it? No salary for three years,
unless the governor calls an extra
session of the Legislature.
New York and Chicago parties. are
already negotiating for the apple and
cantaloupe crop of the Pecos valley
section around Hagerman.
Charles Onion, one Of the most
prominent young business men of Las
Vegas, died from the effects of an op.
Grafton performed for appendicitis.
1t is reported that a movement has
been launched in Chicago looking to
the founding of National Home for
Tubercular Children in Alamogordo.
In striking contrast to the actions
Of the women of East Las Vegas, the
West side women voted in the school
board election In considerable num-
bers
Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed in the office of the state cor
poration by the Belt Petroleum Com.
pany of Artesia, naming w. A. Hyatt
as agent.
Many prisoners have applied for
parole and action on the same will be
taken by the board of penitentiary
commissioners at a meeting to be
held April 10.
The corporation commission has
been informed that the Ell Paso &
Southwestern have installed a new
depot at Mesquero in Union county
and will put an operator there as soon
as business justifies it.
A movement has been launched at
Alamogordo to revive the Alamo
Business Mems Club, or to organize
some new body which will look after
the advertising and development of
the town and surrounding country.
Ten dollars a word-total fifty dol.
lars for five words-the expensive
sentence being Don't go back on me"
lis what Mrs. Retsch has to pay for
talking to a juror in a case which
was tried before Judge Abbott at San
ia Fe.
1t is learned that Governor w. c.
Mcdonald will in few days enter
hospital at Ell Paso, Texas. where he
will undergo course of treatment for
relief from chronic stomach ailment
that has seriously affected his health
within the past few months.
The Hunter Milling Company, a
Kansas company which had offices at
Melrose, has filed notice with the
state corporation commission that It
has decided to leave the state.
Mrs. Manulieta Blea de Lucero,
aged twenty-one, was committed to the
New Mexico Hospital for the Insane
after hearing before the court at
Las Vegas. The woman is said to be
suffering from the delusion that dew
lis are following her and attempting
to do her harm.
It is reported from Albuquerque
that twenty millions of dollars is to
be invested In the next few years In
building railroad from Durango, Col
orado, via Pennington and .Albu-
querque, to Roswell with a connec-
tion with the Rock Island system in
eastern New Mexico.
At the regular meeting Of the Ra-
ton Retailers Association a PROPOSE
ton was received, discussed and ac-