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COMINO EVENTS
July g- Meeting stato n,,tall Mer
chants' Association at Sani-T ir
jLug- ki--atat" Uooa " Ih matine
ut Albuquerque. un.t.uiib
BeXtt?ca'li4' Kan Jua" -'"""'y Fair at
SO,Pco2Kr0-StCth,aO,t,"!"'
tólthoirMft1r-u1 ana
Santa Pé ltnli,K circuit Dnle..
Auk. 24-27. Um Animus, t'olo
Aulf' J'rSeP'-Hocky Kurd, Culo.
Kept. 7-10. HuKar Oily, Colo
Sept. J3-1S. l'ueblo. Oulo"
Sept. 21-24. Trlnitliul. c,,
üept. S8.-Oct. 1. Ituton, New Mex.
George W. Norton, a pioneer of
Pinos Altos was found dead in his
room at that camp..
The bear grass factory at Tucum
cari will soon be able to output three
cars pf fiber per week.
It Is claimed the Panhandle, tribu
tary to the Santa Fé, will have 251,000
acres in wheat this season.
Nellie C. Pierce of Albuquerque has
been cpmmimsBioned a notary public
by Governor McDonald.
State Treasurer O. N. Marrón for
mally postponed the sale of the $500,
)00 worth of state highway bonds un
til July 7.
The total of the remittances made
in June to the Btate treasurer by the
Teasurers of the twenty-six counties
was (244,229.93.
The average precipitation for the
jtate during May, as determined at
157 stations, was 0.97 inch, or 0.04
nch below the normal.
W. H. Keaver of Dubuque, Iowa,
las secured 4,500 acres of land at
Taos, and will build a fine mansion,
;onstruct roads and Btock the place.
