The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-07-04

October.-Pumpkin Pie Day at Max
we'll
Several dogs have been poisoned at
Hillsboro.
The Taos Pueblo Indians held their
corn dance at Taos.
The Railroad Club building at Carri-
Zozo has been dedicated and formal
ly opened.
Artesia Methodists have made ar
rangements to complete their new
church building.
The house of Abel Garcia. of Wagon
Mound, was struck by lightning and
slightly damaged.
The Transcontinental money scrip
coupon books are now in use on New
Mexico railroads.
The Santa Fe land office received
fifty-eight applications for patents ia
one day, recently.
Seven silos have been installed by
farmers in the Rio Grande valley
south of Albuquerque.
Speaker Clark of the national House
of Representatives is to deliver a lee
ture in Albuquerque, Nov 9.
4 Governor William c. Mcdonald has
appointed r. L. Hicks of Quay county
as member of the mounted police
force.
A Mexican laborer whose identity
could not be discovered, was found
dead near the Santa Fe crossing at
Clovis.
One Mexican was killed and another
was wounded in an explosion at Hills
boro. which occurred in the cabin OF
the dead man whose name was Melan-
dreas.
The Dexter State bank has filed an
amendment to It's articles of incorpora,
ton, with the state corporation com
mission, increasing the capital stock
to $4,000.
]. H. McHughes of the state mount
ed police, returned to Santa Fe from
Roosevelt county, where he arrested
Daniel Garcia y Chavez on charge of
horse stealing.
About 100 automobile licenses
have been issued to date by the secre-
tary of state. Over $50 new licenses
have been Issued since the new law has
come into effect.
Travelling Auditor Howell Earnest
has appointed Charles e. Dennis of
Clovis as special deputy bank examin-
er. The appointment has been ap.
proved by the governor.
Adjutant General Brookes Is calling
for bids on rations for use at the next
annual encampment of the New Mex
lea national guard, to be held az Las
Vegas in July and August.
Charles C. Tannehill was reelected
president Of the Roswell Commercial
Club at meeting of the directors.
Sam s. Toms. was retained as secre-
tary and A. Pruit elected treasurer.
Charles Wilson, a rancher living
two miles east of Swartz on the MINI
bres river, is in the county jail with
the charge of numbering his mother.
in-law. Mrs. John Sea, hanging over
his head
The state road laws, recently issued
from the office of the state engineer
and printed in Spanish, will be sent to
the various sheriffs throughout the
state and distributed among the JUS
tees Of the peace.
A new road from Santa F6 to Taos
seems assured as the result of joint
meeting of the state highway commits
sion with the county commissioners
and roads boards of Taos, Rio Arriba
and Santa Fe counties.
For the first time known in the his
tory Of the southwest, woman died
in Springer. from the effects of
eating loco weed.
Complaint has been filed by the
Luna Telephone Company against the
Mountain States Telephone and Tele-
graph Company through the Deming
Chamber Of Commerce before the cor
poration commission, In the matter of
a charge.
At meeting of the city council OF
Roswell petition was offered ask
ing for special election on the aues-
ton of the prohibition of liquor traf-
fic in that city and vote on the ques-
ton was fixed by council for Friday,
July 18th.
The following notaries have been
commissioned by the governor: Law,
renee M. Burnette. Albuquerque; C. d.
| Wells. Clovis: Newton G.. Light Green.