The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-26
What's Doing
Around the State

SUGARITE-Jomes K.odzen. n boy
OF iiine years. was almost eiectrocuted
when ne cllnaDed upOn "A ten foot wire
fence and threw "a wire over y line
carrying h juice TO the machinery
mat furnishes power TO sugarite and
the mine. The wire is charged with
s4.0OO volts u the right arm and
les Of the boy were deadened. He
w..s taken to the Gardner hospital.
hut has been too wcaK TO underOg an
operation Tor the removal Of the arm
aud leg aud very little, II any, hope
Is heiu out for his recovery.
DEAnN3-rhe highway through
the back range, one Of New MexlcO's
most .beautiful scenic routes. In now
an assured fact, for he boards OF
commissioners OF both Sierra and
Grant counties have mad special tax
leyles. In Accordance with ths act OF
the state legislature, to raise the nee
e,aa4 y funus with which 70 bui.d the
road. This highway will open up a
new link In an East and west trans
continental highway between the Ele-
pnhnt Butte a In New Mexico and
LEr Roosevelt dam In Arizona.
IA RMINGTO\-HOt weather did
moi keep men OF affairs and property
owners from showing their nl.erest. In
and desire for a railroad Quiet to the
south, tor at the railroad meeting In
NV AlbIttI uAl III I0tNniHkA Ant
room was full OF citizens. After the
proposed plan OF making the road a
reality was outlined. an opportunity
was given for discussion and suREcA-
ti0n To all present. The meeting,
which WAS he'd under the auspices OF
The Pennington Exchange. voted to
appoint u rHiilodd commit,ee to look
over and revise II deemed hest the
provisions OF Inc application blanks
Tor contract. and to otherwise assist
In the work. The committee consists
81 A. L. Davis, j. 2. Atteberry and
w. =. Barnes The men back Of the
movs expect that within 80 days the
bonus win be raised In this section.
THOkEAu-N Navajo bucking
broncho rider was killed acre by be-
ing thrown from q horse which he was
riding. The horse tell and rolled
over The man In the saddle. II APP
pearad that the horn Of the saddle
caught the man In the pit OF the
stomach and lcaused such injuries
that ne died In a few minutes.
ROSWELLCThe state highway
commission has approved the high
way project from Cows to this city,
under the federal plan. It Is esti-
mated that this Dad will cost $780,
ooo and above this amount chayes
oonnty 10 70 srend fi2.5eO on this end
~ the road.
EaiIIttlION-Nork OF signing
up lnnd for stock In the proposed
bee sugar factory IL progressing. At Du-
range more than a thousand acres
were sold TO the factory last week.
On the Fiorida mesa, =. D. Pastorius
put IN $50 acres. while al Tiffany,
Mcc7nge Bros. to0k stock for $40
acres or their holdings These BAR
licr. II is said. realize that the IAN
they still have uiidcr ownership will
be worth more than their entire hold
tags are under present conditions.
DEMfNG-considerable excitement
was caused by the discovery OF tho
bodies 81 two infants In the armory
4cniranee and foul play was suspected
until the true status OF affairs was
brought out AZ the Inquest held by
a bufrlodis Hummoned coroaers jury.
Physicians explained that the bodies
were specimens which had been pre-
teffcd IN lormaidehyde for some
length o. time and which had been
brought 10 light BY some hoya 81 the
InUn Who were piAyine In an 90
Ia1<UelII| ana #Ntn IAe jar conlnif
I1f IIk 1ItEInItn4 4tt accidentally