The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27

at the Cleveland mine. nine miles
north Of silver city. operated by the
same company. The Hanover plant II
under the Euperitendcncy OF X. 4.
Strand, v graduate OF the New Mex
leo school of Mines and nm able young
mining onginoer.
Charles p. Fishback OF Porter.
F~ishback, q G % OF Chicago, Is expect
cd In Fort Summer this week to take
up matters In connection with the re-
building OF the Irritation system
there.
a siio for demonstration purposes
is being huilt ON the 20-acrc farm
Of the Luna county high school at
DcmiuE.
Three suits %aRgregating $4,000
against the Stag Canyon Fuel COM
pany OF Dawson have been filed in
the United States district court at
santa he. Mike Akarndakis, "a miner.
asks $4,000 for allcgod injuries re-
ccivcd white at work Ia the defendant
ccmpany's mine Nuu November T..
steve Mikclidakis asks a like sum for
alleged injuries received while at work
az the mine on April 10. 1915. Judg-
rncnt for $4,000 D. asked by John
Nurabis, who alleges that he received
permanent injuries while az work at
the defendant compnny'S mint on
March 20. 1915, He alleges in his
petition hat ne has been made "a
cripple for life az a result OF his in
jurics.
II. n. Kelly. 4. ". Pollard and j..
c. Cooper. well known Dcmng busi.
mess men. have formed 90 corporation
Co build and operate "a 100000 hotel
in that city.
silver City's new $4,000 motor fire
truck arrived ldst week ana has been
put into service after severe and gat-
~isfactory tests.
The University OF Arizona football
team viii meet the New Mexico Nor
NAL school team az silver city on Mo-
vcmber TIN.
Luna county farmers. at > meeting
in bcmiug last week. organized "a
farmers Industrial club.
Defects IN the Journals OF the house
and senate of the last legislature have
been used hy Now york attorneys for
bond buyers tu hold up the sale of
armory bonds for the proposed new
urmorics at Carlsbad and DENNIS.
I expects TO increase this number 90
5000. q
The ranch consists Of 2.2OO acres NJ
land along tho west bank OF the river
a1d Nj HubbcIl expects to spend app
proNimateIy SIS. 600 con- Improvements
within the year. Several irrigation
] bitches wlll Doe Quilt through the land
There are now goo acres of the prop,
crty under cultivation. a number CO.,
large siloH will Doc built noNt summer
I which viii Dee used to feed the sheer
during tho winter months. Mr. Hub.
bel expects tu Increase the number u
sheep each year. Farm tractors uu,
other modern farm machinery VIII h'
purchased and. aside from RAISING
sheep. garden truck and stuff win Do,
raised on tho farm.
Frank tlubbcIl. Jr.. has returned %
Albuquerque after a visit Co EstIuciI
He attended the recent sllu demon.
stration at Est1ucia with "a Wow 90
making o. study OF silos, Co Get e. Iiu'
on the s.iDs Co Do built ON tie rlno.
next spring. AIR. Hu'bCil believe
thut she fccdlua of sheep on tho r1usl
VIII prove % profitable Industry. HI
states that with proper irrigation th.
ranch Will hc.umc one Of che best ID
NcV Mcxlco and believes sheep cal
Do Icd Dt u pruHt. not only There uu
an through tho Rio Grandc valley
His plan Is Zoo give the Industry
practical demonstration.