New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-01

Mccullough, Santa Fe; Mrs. Geo,
Van Stone, Santa Fe; c Y. Belknap'
Captain, instructor.
L. d. Lyman, of the U. S. survey,
has gone to Laguna. Mr.. Lyman ex-
poets to be away several weeks
Archbishop J. B. Pitaval is max
ing a tour of the Catholic churches
in his diocese and is confirming
large classes Of children.
H. L. Hall, state treasurer, re-
turned Monday from a business trip
to Chama. Mr.. Hall reports that
about four inches Of snow fell there
Sunday.
Byron o. Bealf, Of Roswell, field
representative of the state tax COM
mission, arrived in the city Monday,
and will be here for several day on
business.
Former Governor William {. Nc
Donald. Of Carrizozo, delivered the
Memorial Day address at Fort Stan.
ton. Several leading citizens OF
Lincoln county were present at the
exercises.
John v. Conway, assistant state
superintendent Of education is
still touring the counties in the
cause of agricultural preparedness.
Mr.. Conway expects to return to
Fe Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r. Pankey
are Lamy visitors this week. Form
er Senator Pankey says that "this
is a dead town compared with Lamy
Guess-we1i have to move the
down there.
J. l.. G. Swinney, San Juan Coun-
ty, who has had charge Of the
M ountainair Public School during the
past winter, will have charge Of a
department Of the State Norm9l
School this summer.
William Harper, a mining man of
long experience in the southwest,
spent Wednesday night in the city
on his way from Socorro county to
Taos county where he viii! spend sew
weeks or months in I'M
ton with mining Developments and
operations.
Former Congressman B. c. Her
nandez. OF TERRA Amarillo, spent
the latter part OF last week in Al
buCueraue, on business in counec-
ton with the state council Of de-
Mr.. Hernandez has return
ed to Santa Fe, and will remain here
attending to duties as a member OF
The council.
Mrs. Otero-Warren attended the
exercises for the Cienega
school Sunday, A splendid program
was carried out and the graduate,
Miss Zulema Pine, received the di-
ploma from Mrs. Warren, county
superintendent. Mrs. Warren vas
with the progress made by
the pupils and highly complimented
the teacher, Miss Frances Anaya.
Fred L. Haskell, editor Of the In
iex. Childress, Texas, was in the
city the first part OF this week, cal
ed here on account of the death Of
A relative Mr.. Haskell was much
impressed by the attractions Of the
ancient city and while here gather
I'd data for an interesting illustrat-
I'd article for an early number Of his
81 want to serve my country said
|, loud voiced mar to a crowd on the
street corner recently. But Pm too
I'D to carry a gun" "So?" "Yes,"
re continued. "The way they run
.hings down at Washington now
days there's no chance for a man
ike me-why, I could be mighty va
liable to them If they'd only take
ne" A meek little companion look
ID up and replied, "Ill tell you how
'ou can serve your country If you
eally want to-" "Ail right, tell me
What to do and I'll do it right away"
Just keep your mouth shut"
Buys Controlling Interest.
J. B. Fish, who for the past twenty
ears has been with the Mountain
tate Telephone in Albuquerque. re-
entity purchased the controlling in
in the Estancia Telephone
ompany.
+. MURRAY, y. D.
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.
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