The Kenna record., January 21, 1910, Image 1

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Vol. 4. Kenna, Chaves County, New Mexico, Friday, January 21, 1910. Number 1
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J. P. STONE, Prtiidtnt G. T. LtTTLEFIELD, Vice-Presidftit
W. B. SCOTT, -Cashier
-The-
KennaBank&TruGtCo.
OF KENNA; N; M;
The depositors In this Bank are
secured by the laws of this Territory
to the extent of $30,000.00.
Our officers are bonded and we
carry burglary insurance. Every
safeguard of modern Banking pro
tects you. Come in and see us.
J The Kenna Bank & Trust Co.
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DO YOU READ
YOUR AD
In this paper? If you have none,
do you read the
OTHER FALLO WS AD?
Will "you read this one? It is a
new old one, telling you where
you can get neat job work done.
We have new job type that is
up-to-the-minute.
Try us for
LETTER HEADS
NOTE HEADS
STATEMENTS
CIRCULAR LETTERS
ENVELOPES
SALE BILLS
CARDS
Of all kinds. In fact anything you .
want printed, you can get at the
RECORD OFFICE.
Out of Town Work Solicited.
Record,
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. "Seeds Adapted to the Southwest"
Catalogue for 1910 now Ready.
Roswcll Seed Co.,
Roswell, - - New Mexico,
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she MAY NOT BE VERY BIG she
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She may not have rod hnir But when
She she saya she wants a new house, or a new she
she porch, or anything in the 1) aid ware line,
e you had better get busy and avoid trouble! ' "
She And when she tells you that the best she
PLACE to BUY all the material is at the
s KENNA LUMBER CO., don't argue be- st
caus'j she knows and we are ready to
She . , , . J She
help her prove it
She She
We handle everything in the line.
She Shr
Kenna Lumber Co. s,e
j She She She he She She She
D. C. Savage the co-opertive
weather man of Boaz was a
Kenna visitor Tuesday. Dan,
in hia present capacity is an own
cousin to "Old Probalititiee,"
and we must court his favors
somewhat if we waut the host
grade of weather.
I
Mrs. L. L. Cadenhead and
children movw) to Acme Mon
day, here Mr. Cadenhead has
steady employment.
Jim Hunter of Elida, made
Kenna another of hi3 semi-occasional
visits Monday.
Local.
Mr. Bynum and a Mr; Ever
hart of Bynum, wero in town
Wednesday.
- Charley Barber, of Amarillo,
was in Kenna Tuesday on his
way to hia claim.
T. W. Carinichael and family
attended the M, W. A. Supper
at Elida last night.
Frank Akormau, lawyer, of
Alburquerque, was in town for
a few days on legal business.
C. D. Carinichael and T. J.
Pollard went to Roswell last
Wednesday on business at the
Land Office.
Dr. J. Odd Hamilton left Sun
day for Dexter on his regular
trip to fill appointments for
dental work.
Robeit Little and E. Kersey,
who reside about ten miles East
were trading in Kpnna on last
Thursday.
Some of C II. Preiwees rel
atives are here visiting. They
arrived Tuesday evening of this
week from Minnesota.
John Mima returns to Good
night, Texas, today after his
family, who have been at that
place for about two months.
J. J, Garner has re-opened
the Central Hotel, practically
refurnished it, and is now pre
pared to cater to the hungry
and the werajV
In the obituary published
last week by Her, J. N. S. Webb
the name of the deceased should
have been Miss Susie B. Colvard
instead of Mrs. as it appeared.
The Railroad company has
discharged the section crew at
this place and installed Mexicans
in their stead. This is not very
satisfactoay to our citizens.
Miss Bessie Dull arrived
Wednseday from Wichita, Kan
sas, to visit 1 er brother, D. M.
Dull and family, at the W. P.
Littlefiald ranch.
Statehood is now a conceded
fact. It'B coming at last, and
the prolonged Statehood ''Talk
fest" may soon be passed up to
the Territoihl Archives for
preservation as an historical
antique.
T. L. Reagan and Rev. J. N.
S. Webb, of Boaz, were in
Kenna Wednesday, transacting
business and meeting Rev.
Webb's friends. Mr. Reagan is
one of the well to do farmers of
the Boaz section. He came
recently from Eldorado, Okla.
Richard L. Ballard Pro
bate Clerk.
Richard L. Ballard has been
appointed Probate Clerk, to fill
the vancancv if F. P. Gale.
He had been chu t deputy of Mr,
Gale for a long time and is well
acquainted with all the details
of the office. Mr. Ballard stands
very highly in the regards of
the people and is considered not
only the logical successor to the
office but an e itiiely satisfactory
selection.
Wanted.
To borrow $250 on 8 month's
time, and have more than $1,000
collateral wilh which to secure
payment. C' 11 at Record office
for name and address. tf
Z I N K
THE
JEWELER
When you want to buy a
Watch or Clock; when you
want a Watch or Clock re
paired; when you want a
Wedding Ring, an Engage
ment Ring anything in
the line of Jewelry; when
you need glasses, or want
your eyesight tested re
member Zink the Jeweler
and Optician :: :: .:
0. W. ZINK,
Roswell, - N. M.
Amended 320 Acre Bill
In Part.
"That any entryman, under
the homestead laws of the U.
S- within the state and terri
tories above named, who own
and occupy the lands heretofore
entered by them, may under the
provisions of said Act of Febru
ary nineteenth, nineteed hun
dred and nine, and subfect to
the provisions enter other lands
contigeoua to their 6aid home
stead which shall net, with the
lands so already entered, owned,
and occupied, exceep in the ag
gregate three hundred and
twenty acres; md residence upon
the originial homestead entry
shall be accepted as equivalent
to resfdeuce upon the additional
lands so entered; bat final proof
shall not be ollowedof such ad
ditional lands until five years
after entering the same, and un
til the entryman has fully com
plied with the requirements of
said Act of February nineteenth,
nineteen hundrad and nine.
"Section 2. That any home
stead entryman who has enter
ed land under section twenty
two hundred and eighlynino of
the homesteae laws of the U.
States within the states and
territories designated in said Act
of February nineteenth, nine
teen hundred and nine, and
within the area designated un
der said Act by the Secretary of
the Interior, upon which final
proof has not been offered, may
make entry under said Act for
the full amount of three hun
dred and twenty acres of land;
Provided, That in his applica
tion therefor is made to appear
by the affidavit of the applicant
and two witnesses that there ia
no land subject to entry adjoin
ing his said former homestead;
And provided further, That an
applicant under this section shall
relinquish to the Government of
the United States the land em
braced iii his said former entry:
Proviced further, That nothing
in this Act seall bo construed as
to forbid an entryman under
the provisions of this section
from celling Ins bona fide im
provements on his said former
entry at a fair frice.
' That any person who has
made homestead entry under
any of the homestead laws of
the United S'ate3, or who may
hereafter make homestead entry
under any of the homestead
laws of the United States, and
who, by reason of the bicknisss
or doath of any member of his
family or by reason of extreme
loss of property or by reason of
any other unforeseen accident
which in the judgment of the
Commissioner of the General
Land Offico would warrant the
same; may he entitled t,o make
a second homestead entry.
Fred P. Gale Dead.
F. P. Gale, one of the oldest
citizens of Roswell, who had
been Probate Clerk of Chaves
county ever since 1891 died, at
at the homo of his daughter,
Mrs. J. C. Peck, at Roswell last
Sunday morning. He was one
of the most loved aud highly
esteemed residents of this part
of New Mexico, known tar and
wide, and all that knew him
were his friends. As an officer
no complaint, so far as this
writer knows, was ever made
against him and their was none
to make. He was efficient
genial, and accomodating.
The Roswell Register-Tribune
;ends his obituary which with a
pretty verse that in itself speaks
volumes, for only those who have
lived a wholosoma life can die as
this man died.
"With a smile of good cheer,
And a wave of the hand,
He wended his way.
To the unknown land."