The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-12-12
NEW MEXICO NEWS
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All Parts of the State

school to cost 100000.
Red Cross Christmas seals are now
on sale in nearly all cities Of the
state.
Hachiti and Las Animas are report
ed to have gone "wet" at the recent
election.
The movement of New Mexico
lambs to northern feed lots has begun
in earnest.
The A. T. & S. F. depot at French
was robbed, the thieves securing
about So in cash. There was no one
on duty at the time.
Albino Gamboa, an employee of
Chino Copper Company at Hurley,
was drowned in one of the concentrate
bins of the mill plant.
That old map of Santa Fe, found
the British Museum recently by an Ok.
ford student, is believed to have been
made about the year 17GS.
Congress has made it possible for
the enlargement of the Indian school
at Albuquerque, and it's capacity has
been increased to 400, boys and girls.
Receiver Charles e. Dennis of the
American Bank and Trust Company at
Clovis, has announced another pay
ment to depositors during the first
week in December.
Judge William H. Pope, of the U. S.
District Court at Santa Fe, sentenced
James T. Fay of Pennington, to six
months in the U. S. jail, and imposed
on him fine of $500 with the costs.
United States Senator Fall of New
Mexico incorporated the Tres Ritos
Cattle and Land Co., of Three Rivers,
Otero county. The capitalization is
$4,000, divided into 100 shares.
The state treasurer has received
from the treasury department check
for $40,6O4.SO, which amount repre-
sents New Mexicos share of the earn
ings of the national forests within the
state.
The Albuquerque Cortez & Salt
Lake Railway Company is a new con.
Germ recently organized at Cortez,
Colo, which is to build a standard
gauge line from Albuquerque to Salt
Lake.
Examinations are to be held in Ros-
well Jan. 10th at which candidates for
number of neighboring postoffice
positions are to receive tests, in COM
mon with those of other cities of the
state.
In an address before the New Mex
leo Educational Association converr-
ton at Albuquerque District Attorney
Charles w. G. Ward pleaded for the
teaching of English in evry school of
the state.
Robert v. Boyle of Santa Fe, has
been appointed 4 captain in the New
Mexico national guard and placed on
the unassigned list, according to an
order issued by Adjutant General H.
T. Herring.
Sheriff James returned to Socorro
from Ell Paso, having in custody Flor
encio HILL who has been a fugitive
from justice for nearly a year. Hill
is charged with the murder of Ysias
Gallegos near San Marcial.
The Navajo Lumber and Timber
Company is said to be negotiating
with the Government for permission
to cut 600 100000 feet of timber on
the Datil, Apache and Sltgreaves ma.
tional forests in New Mexico and Ari-
IONA.
In the case of the United States VS..
the Pennington Distillery, Judge w.
H. Pope, in the Federal District Court
at Las Vegas ordered the distillery
forfeited to the United States. The
plant is worth about $4,000, including
stock on hand.
Fifteen cars of sheep were shipped
from Aztec by E. Il. Chambers.
The three men, Charles ]. Parsons
William Il. Parsons and Alva G. Cor.
nello, charged with embezzling $1,000
in currency shipped to Denver some
time ago, from Santa Fe for redemp,
tion, were released from custody upon
order of Judge Pope.
Connie E. Prather, charged with
numbering David P. Windsor. stock
man east of Roswell in 1910, was &C.
quilted in the District Court having
faced three juries during the past
three years charged with the offense
Self defense was the plea.
The State Corporation Commission
granted the petition of H. s. Bowman,
attorney for the Postal Telegraph
Company for a commission to take de.