The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-29

' ". ,luus auuu.. me'
". -, .,u ,|,,o n~ap.r,~ ,.-o.,
g..n '"us'.tlpu G GranI ,,o"u
"g' io.Ia bona Ana county Fair
OCT i.I, Annual Convention OF south.
western liu' U,ss ASSN ut MorlHHy
Mugdulcnu Is To have better mail
facilities
A Slu,uuo ranch deal was consuu
mated at Silver city.
Ground has been broken TOT silyu,
titl's NV S5uuuu hospital
Il is stated shat Eddy county will
have a sluO,Uuu wool clip thus year
A political debate WAS a feature D,
the opening day al the state Far 90
A. huquorquc.
Tuscado. a navajo Indian, was Killed
near DEFIANCE station by being run
over by a train.
Demiug now claims the largest
auditorium In the state built by pri
waite individuals
Ground has been broken for Magdu
lcna's new high school The bulung
will cost $4,000.
The home OF Mrs lyruic Gul'r-ues
OF Albuquerque. wac destroyed b. me,
with a%lI'ita contents.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Price Watkins,
at Hollywood ranch, near Druin-
celebrated their silver Wedding
Physicians have received notice
that the annual convention OF tn
State Medical Association will be he,u
10 Albuquerque oct. n, - and 10.
CSC Anderson, who lived southeast
Ut 1.,uucal, Was shot and killed b.
his bloJhrrInlaW, Lyv Audrr OBJ, a'
Durdng to a confession made by the
latter.
The Total receipts from the sales
and rentals OF state lands In New Ma
go. up TO November @u, VIII likely b.
y1uu,uuu tins year. "a gain oi S-uo,u"O
over last year
The p,upl, OF Tutum have raised
$1,000 so purchase a taxi truck TO hau
thirty.two ch,.urrn to the school ever.
morning and 10 their rvspectiN,
homes every evening
According 10 Charles Tamme, clerA
Ut the board OF euucatiun. there are
-uu more children OF school age In
East Las Vegas this year than Their"
were at this time in 1915.
W. q. Van Arsdalc, of Wichita. Kas,
was In Clovis a few days ago, and an
]uuuuccd tina, his co .pauy Was puttinE
In $500 acres in wheat on their large
body OF land. twenty.seycn miles
northeast OF Clovis.
The Pccos River Oil a Gas Com.
pany. OF Artesia, Eddy county, filed
articles with the state Corporation
Commission. The capital stock b.
Slu0,uuu, and the company starts with
$4,000 subscribed.
Recruits who went to Columbus TO
enter the NATIONAL Guard and who
were rejected, on who met delays be
fore being mustered In, are to be- re-
imhursed Tor their outlay In trIusp'r
ration and ior loss OF time.
Governor Mcdonald has appointed
the following notarics public. l,.itr
Gcycr. Roswell. O p Hunt. Captain;
Alfred II. Long, Rosa. Alberto C. or
sega, pasturI, D. A. Hurst, Dawson,
f. " R]osrnleld, Silver city.
Governor Mcdonald has appointed
no delegates. tiny.on" to the lntrrua
Jional Dry Farming Congress meet
ing in III pasO oct. II, and iiity-ninc
to the International Irrigation Con
gress meeting In III Paso Oct. IL
lu IS.
suit tor Si.Uou damages Tor personal
injuries was Instituted in Federal
Court at Santa r., by T. r lollon. OF
curry county, a]gulus. John y James
II. Y. Anderson. who develop ID the
famous TORPEDO mine at Organ. bona
Ana county, and twenty year, age
took a fortune out Of tho Excelsior
mine at the same place. died trul th
effects of a surgical operation at the
age Of 81 years, Ills widow lives at
Las Cruces.
In a period OF four days Tucumcari
wheat buyers received 'orty u
wagon loads, the largest containing
1902 bushels and belonging to Jim
Jordan. who received a check fof
Sl47.9l. The forty.one loads conta ned
2,47O bushels. The amount paid to
the farmers was S3.42G.45.
After a battle in which the officer
shot and wounded one man, Special
Indian Agent Robert S. Conroy has ar
rived In Santa ia from Tho Gautn
Clara Indian Reservation with three
prisoners-JuRn lsadora Tnfoya, who
has been a fugitive from justice for
two years. and Abel Vigil and Manuel
Gutierrez Tafoya, wanted on liquor
charges.
Beginning Oct. list, the IN Paso a
Southwestern railroad intends inaug
u%rating u regular daily passenger sery
Ice connecting with the main line.