The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
What's Doing
Around the State

LAS VEGAs@A meeting ~ the
delegates OF the various local unions
wus held BIZ the 100 hall FOR the
purpose OF adopting q constitution
and nv laws hy which the Central
Labor Iulon. rcc"rtly formed len this
city. will be- governed The consu-
tuition was dInttcd from that OF the
Albuquerque central Labor Council,
und with "a ivv minor changes. was
Iudpp eel. IN" delegates and Officers
which were elected at the first Official
meeting held February 8. were 1b-
hgated aud installed.
CLOVIS -Rev Ted T.. Holificld
one OF the most popular ministers Of
the city and who has friends among
an classes Of the citizens OF lows,
has resigned az pastor OF he Presby
terrain church in this city and Will
take charF- Of the Presbyterian
church at canyon, Texas. ON March
FIRST.
ALnMOGORDO ON "a plea Of
guilty on the charge of check forgery
made TO Judge Edwin Mechcm, Mrs.
Eunice Meredith was given "A sentence
OF from one year 10 eighteen month";
TO remain suspended during her good
behavior. And further, she Wall BE-
given an opportunity to rntrr the
Methodist Mission at Sun AntOUl".
Texas. and locnl Methodista Will S""
that she has he FUNDS "a 80 ihcfe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Alumo,
la Luz and Tulurosa received 20 a.
load of imc-Htnphur sprlAius tuiA-
tune with when they Viii bugiu the
spraying of the fruit blossoms. The
mixture is the Rex brand ot rom-
pound. and was received from me
factory at Kansas city Twenty uHr-
/ rolls az the mixture go To T~uttruai4 20
barrels t1 Ia Luz and 20 barrels q"
the fruit-rroWers ot the Aiumosordo
district.
! LAS CRUCES Nit, W. W COS
/ brought into town q load OF hogs from
his ranch. weighing bout 80 pounds
each THESE hoes rIn wild To- me
mountains. are born aud raised ~ the
mountain valleys and receive no i'cd
ur care aud, yet, when marketed ore
BOD excellent condition. They come
down into the plains Following Eains
to- feed on the grass and are '"yh
rounded mp aud ropcd ana sem u"
market There are supposed 10 DE
hundreds of these hogs In d noun
tains near the ranch. heglstcr'u
boars are let loose la the mountains
] from NAINN ~ ~ w ~
strain ana are then lost sight o. per
hars for years.
LAS CRI-CES-During the season
OF 1919 the -cuutuloupc growers eN'
perioucsd some difficulty IN market
ING their crop by IN" lack at SUM
Client sldc-track facilities Tor r'ltlb'
orator carr at las cruces, and ny W.
limited lcuing facilities provided
Twrutn four hours means success o.
/ uiurr I'm the c.mtaluupc industry
IN. Fruit must be picked ana Shlpp''
whom a. is ready and a delay %
tN,uty-four hours would mean los'
-, nf tho crop. al least thnt poruoh INA
was ready for shipment.
4 few weeks since o. frame ullelh
was boa Las cruces ana was i'l',l''
40 MI. W r. Scoggin, the l'nul,
cnutaluupc growers ui the Nnll'y' W..
,,,i f,rvrnrd . mass OF figures am
arguments that opened "iislai 'N,,''
mn. result was the visit of the al
tisiou superinteudcnt ~ the SAM
a t. ,u Las cruces ~ the prohnlh
nj immediate relief. MurK VIII hcsl
~mwcdiatcl on additional trtchhH
and "A switching engine VIII ne ~
famed AT Las cruces permanent
during the season. thus cnahllnh ~
Ilcompauy' To use also the main ''"eN
IL for the storage OF hNNN' 90"
duriup the season.
AlAMOGORDO county NHel
lLeslt, Heat, will send for a car lo'
nf seed ~potutocs tu Minnesota OF W
ronsin for the farmers ot the Sa'i.
mcntn mountains. It is the opinio
of many that there has been 70" y,
he renewing of their potai" seen 'u ~
,,nr to wear. Experiments OF ii
lnst Two or three years in variety 'e'
under Mr.. Bcaty's leadership haN
shown several varieties thnt Nl''
.'.u in the mountains and are OF
0ne grade of commercial luoll,
prtncipnt among these varieties h'
Inc Bliss Triumph, lrish 'vPN,,
Uurni New YORKER and several u''
srs The orders for seed WIZ X
include the three above named van
tlcs. The cost TO h farmers Mh'
thc potatoes will be 70 utile hlgh hl
In the end n IS thought that u WI
be- "a very profitable enterprise
- HNnH AL.