The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-03-28

A new broom factory has been start
ed at Logan.
A board of trade has been organ
lied at Pennington.
Scott B. Williams has been appoint
ed postmaster at Cloudcroft.
A broom factory has been estab-
lished at Sedan by the Cole Brothers
Six of the seven saloon keepers in
Santa Fee have been indicted by the
grand jury.
Texas buyers were in Grady recent
ly buying broom corn, and paid from
$95 to s5G per ton.
e. P. Davies is the new exalted ruler
Of the Benevolent Protective Order of
Elks in Santa Fe.
Excessive freight rates are claimed
to be responsible for the low prices
paid for broom corn.
The Morrows of near Amistad re-
Gently purchased 900 heifers in Art
iona to stock their ranch.
Six miles of shade trees are being
planted on the Little Vineyards com.
pany's tract east of Deming.
A car of bear grass was shipped
from Logan to St. Louis, and one of
broom corn was consigned to Amarillo.
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed by the Sandoval Grant Company,
at Elmendorf, Socorro county, H. H.
! Lisle, agent
The oil prospectors out in the Seven
Lakes country have piped natural gas
into their shack, and now live like
real city folks.
David B. Cole of Cimarron was re-
verely injured when the horse he was
riding stumbled, throwing and then
falling on him.
The Gordon Panoramic Photo Com
pany filed incorporation papers. It's
office is at Magdalena and T. w. Will
son is the agent.
Miss Marie Brooks, young daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, residing just
south of Silver City, was quite be-
verely bitten by the family dog.
Governor William C. Mcdonald has
named delegates to the first national
conference on market and farm cred
its, which meets in Chicago April 8.
Trappers along the Pecos, north and
south Of Santa Rosa, report wolves,
coyotes, wild cats, musk rats and
skunks plentiful, with an occasional
mountain lion.
State Senator William M. Mccoy Of
Mountainair, Torrance county, has
been appointed vice chairman and al
so member of the executive commit
tee Of the Progressives in New Mex
leo.
Governor William G. Mcdonald has
honored the requisition Of the COVER
nor of North Carolina for the extradi-
ton of Bob Peterson, who is wanted
In North Carolina on the charge of
murder.
Senator Fall has been added to the
Indian Affairs committee of the Sen
ate and given place also on the Pub
lie Lands committee. Senator Catron
has been placed on the Postoffice
committee.
G. B. Morrill,, who brought to sue
cessful termination the Alamogordo-
Cloudcroft road, now goes to Santo
Domingo to direct camp of men at
work ON the road from that point to
Albuquerque.
DIR. David Ross Boyd, president of
the University of New Mexico at AL
buquerque, has accepted an invitation
to deliver the commencement address
to the graduating class of the Las
Vegas high school.
Broom corn buyers have invaded
Roosevelt county. Portales shipped,
the past week, from four to six cars
of brush a day.
The burning Of a railroad bridge
Eear Lesbia, thirty-two miles, west OF
Rock Island, suspended traffic for
twenty-four hours and left Rock Island
without mail service from Saturday
morning to Sunday night.
Among the important bills approved
by the governor and which will be-
come law ninety days from the ad-
journment of the Legislature, is the
act providing for the registration and
regulation Of automobiles.
Development of the Carlsbad prof.
ject is under way in earnest. System
attic immigration work. the first in ten