The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17

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thrown from his wagon and sustained
a broken arm. A Mexican riding with
him also was thrown out but not ser
iously injured.
r.. u. Bruce brought about sixty
pounds of homemade cheese to Tu-
cumcari last week and sold all of IL
| within "A very snort time. Mr.. Bruce
viii engage in cheese-mahing ON a i
large scale.
Certificates for the paving of
seventh street aud the alley between
Main and Richardson streets. IN RIOS
well. commenced to bear interest Jan
nary I. The first NTH of them will
be due February =. but those payingI
the whole amount before that time
will have the interest RENTED.
Ration has had zero weather in the
las, week. with considerable snow in
the city ana vicinity. which IN. well
coined by stockmen.
Ration people are much worried
up his week because someone dis
tributcd large carpc lacks at onc OF
the principal downtown o.ncr with
the result that at least a dozen auto
mobile tires were punctured before
the analr was disco, cred and the
tacks swept up
A new cotton gin is to be built at
Dayton. IL In reported. To care for the
cotton acreage which Is too far from
the Carlsbad gin to make growing of
! the staple profitable.
Justice of the Peace Noble. of Clo-
| Wis, Tuesday gave seven men caught
| playing poker ut Texico "A sentence OF
thirty DAYS in jail n a $50 line each
Miss Florence O'Hara of lows was
severely cut and bruised sunday in a
collision between the automobile she
| was driving and "a wagon left in the.
middle of the road, where 1t had
broken down. The lights on the car
were not working well and Miss
o'Hara did not see the wagon in time
TO stop.
Roy citizens have signed a petition
"a prohibit the running of stock on
| the streets of the town.
Following the finding of the carcass
OF Il ncwly-killed steer in a box on the
range at Roy TUESDAY. Hipolito Mon
toya n George Maestas were arrest
ed and charged with cattlc-stcaling
to which they pleaded guilty before
Judge Lcahy at Las Vegas Wednes-
day. The men are said to be members
! Of an organized gang Of thieves,
VIII T. Parker. a recent acquisition
fro.a Oklahoma, has bought the la
Iande department store form Baysl
| and Smith.
Plans are being drawn i,r n new
church soon TO be built at La Landc.
The building viii be 80 by % feet,
built of concrete. IL liz expected. Dol
nations of more tnan $500 have been
made toward the work to date.
a school meeting AT Nambc Satur-
lay afternoon was attended by \, y,
White, state superintendent OF public
instruction, Mrs. White; Assistant SUI
p~crintendent Filadelfo Baca aud Mrs
ilaca. and Mr. and Mrs. L. g. Mera-l
fielder MIR. Mersfelder ~ state di-
rector of Industrial education.
II ~ i'NAfA hhha 'NFf
twelve miles from Des Moincs, has
caughi n brown eagle In "a trap The
eagle weighs seven pounds and meas |
ures seven feet from up TO up.
-
Quay county VIII hold a primary toI
nominate candidates on the Demo
cratic ticket sometime In August.
Manuel Tlibarri died at Las Vegas
last week OF injuries received when
thrown from his horse sunday.
Sam smith, 81 Folsom. "A ranChcr
reported murdered, was killed hy the
accidental discharge of a rife he wasl
taking from the wall OF his house, al
has been found. Smith leaves a VIE
two sons and an infant n his home
In the state. tWo sons IN Colorado and
. daughter IN wichita.
Saturday marked the end of hay
shipments on the contracts with the
allies entered INTO 10y the Mcslila ana
Pecos valley ranchers. Forty ear
loads left iiagermun in one day last
week.
The Fort Sumnor Commercial club
u making elaborate plans 10 "nt'rtalnI
he Guadalupe county teachers Whea
they meet Ia that city February al
ana I.
Judge ]. T. Mcclure al Roswell
Thursday decided the question OF
.ouai,er title TO the 32o acres IN dis
pute between John ~ Reeves ana A.
N. Parkinson by perpetualiy enloin'