The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

NEWS NOTES FROM ALL OVER
THE SUNSHINE STATE


lporalion o. that own
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IlaIs a dozen Tcxas families are
ircpoftcd By the Wagon Mound Pan
sa4fnph On having flied on home-
sseads IN Mora county durIng the
past week.
Public schools at Roy have been
I~feopened after having becn closed for.
q week because Of the appearance Of
diphtheria.
A Portales newspaper reports the.
sale OF SEQ head OF calves BY J. y.
johnson 20 the Williamson Oldham
Cattle company Of Portaics for $50 a
head.
Thc slgenrine season has opened on
the Navajo reservation and the IN
dian fiockmasters are reported busiiy
shearins.
by the will OF an uncle who re-
Gently died la baltimore. Frank and
Hambleton Noel OF Fruilland, san
Juan county. received requests OF
sis.00o and $4,000. respectively.
They are pioneer settlers Of san Juan
county.
Twelve Italian coal miners m
ployed al Coifax county camps re-
bdrvists. are reported 20 have re-
sponded to a call 20 the colora. re-
ceived from the home government
last week.
BestowaI Of the handsome trophy
cup won won by the New Mexico Mil
itary institute rifle team in the re-
cent national contest occurred az the
school sunday afternoon. Captain r..
Ic. BuJac OF Carlsbad making the.
presentation. The J. c. James and
war department medals. won in the
same contest by the crack military
school team, were presented at the
same time.
At the term Of chaves county court
10 begin next Monday W. H.. Oldham.
former Clovis banker. now OF Dallas.
Texas. win stand trial on an indict-
ment charging violation of the fed
eral banking laws.
Eddy county is considering the
employment OF II county agricultural
ist and farm demonstration. The Cha
yes county farm Demonstration has
proven a great aid 10 the farmers n
fruit growers OF the Roswell district.
The official count will be required
10 determine the result OF the 10000
road bond election held IN Quay
county April ist. The result showed
100 majority for the bonds OF the
face OF the returns
RaIpb G. Ely, receiver Of the New
Mexico Central railroad. has accepted
an Invitation to deliver the annual
commencement address 20 the Tu-
cumcari high school.
las Cruces saloons IN future will
close az 8 o'clock Saturday night. The
saloons have been under a . o'clock
closing order Tor some time.
Further cases OF cattle losses from
crook neck are reported by the
Carlsbad Argus. which says, In It's
last weeks Issue
Tho Unprecedented storms of
March have toid on the cattle on the
plains between the cap rock ana
U0AAU ~ h~HhNtNAbh nHt NNHA ~ 49,
state line. From Jud Aston. who
was In Wednesday. Il was learned
that but few In the section anne
have gotten on without some loss
Uncle Joe Graham being the heaviest
loser, some 200 OF hls cattle having
been skinned within the past ak
weeks. n II would seem the end
was not yet, as the cold rain, snow
ana slcet Of Wednesday tended 10
further loss. The peculiar feature OF
the losses Is the fact that Il was not
the thinnest OF the cows that died.
but instead many that looked well
and as they appeared sick the own
ers think the sickness IL duo TO a
class OF salt used and 10 a disease
known a crook neck should the
temperature rise and the days be-
1 come warm, with the season that u
in the ground from the immense
amount Of moisture. u n TO be hoped
the losses will not continue.