The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-02-13
STATE NEWS
OF INTEREST TO ALL
NEW MEXICO
PEOPLE


been mustered in with sixty-two mem
bers
Arizona, Texas and New Mexico
have come together on the question OF
water
More than 1000 acres of apple or
chards in Colfax county will begin
bearing this season.
Juan N. Vigil of Talpa has been APP
pointed receiver of public moneys at
the land office at Santa Fe.
Dependency, owing to separation
from his wife, was the cause given for
the suicide of John E. Clinton at Dem
ing.
The Head brothers have realized
$1,000 from feed grown the past sea-
son. They farm a section of land near
Curry.
Glenn H. Cole, who resided in Silver
City for a short time, was killed in
the Santa Fe railroad yards at Albu-
querque.
United States Senator Thomas B.
Catron mas filed a test suit case at
Santa Fe which bears on the tax stu
alton in the state.
Three attempts to wreck train be-
tween Santa Fe and Lama failed, but
the passengers experienced the thrills
of an old-time bandit holdup.
Mining timbers of Pinon has proven
quite an industry and its use recon-
mended by circular issued by the
foretry service Of the state
The Peoples Savings Bank and
Trust Company filed its incorporation
papers. 1t will conduct a savings and
trust business at Silver City,
The Woman's Auxiliary. which is to
! take hold of the educational exhibit at
the Panama. California exposition at
San Diego, has organized for an ener-
getic campaign.
The Bell sisters of near Hudson re-
port the loss of thirteen head of
horses, valued at about two thousand
dollars. The cause is thought to be
due to poisoned ensilage.
According to the game warden at
Santa Fe the duck season has closed
] though the state law permitted these
birds to be taken up to March 81. He
is acting on advice from Washington.
Miss G. M. Fulton of New York is
in New Mexico looking for suitable
location for one hundred German fam
lilies who desire to farm under some
irrigation system in the state.
A bronze tablet to former National
Committeeman Solomon Luna, bear
ing his portrait in relief, will be placed
by admiring friends in the new court
house at Los Lunas, Valencia county,
his home town.
The Arctic Refrigerating Company,
with headquarters in Silver City, has
been incorporated for the purpose of
exploiting a clever device which, as
the name indicates, is intended for the
preservation of food.
Hugh H. Williams of the State Cor
poration Commission has announced
that he will be candidate before the
Republican convention during the
coming summer for nomination to sue
coed himself
Eighteen bars of bullion were re-
ceived from Mogollon at Silver City
from the Socorro Mines Company,
each bar weighing in the neighbor-
hood of 100 pounds, fifteen days run
of the mill and valued at $4,000.
Regimental Sergeant Major Olaf
Windsor and Regimental Quartermas-
ter Sergeant Edward l.. Stafford of the
New Mexico militia. were given hon
orable discharges on Jan. %, and Mr..
Stafford has re-enlisted in the new
Company Il.
Within two weeks construction will
start on new bridge across the Rio
GTande, four miles north of Socorro.
at what is called the Pueblita ford.
1t will cost between 80 1000 and SIC, 900,
according to d. l.. Cooper of the state
engineers force.
Hal Harvey Major, who was on
trial for his life at Alamogordo, was
acquitted by the jury of having pois-
oned his daughter, He was Immediate
ly rearrested upon an indictment
charging him with an attempt to
poison his second wife,
Advices frcm Pagosa Springs state
that Harry Wade, a former forest
ranger from New Mexico, was shot
twice by stranger during an alterca-
ton and Severely wounded Ono Of