Clayton Enterprise, 1905-05-05

mture.l life, wj will pu ; CI lyto i a :ninst iiny town in thu conn ry. The busiu -rs nie i i re nil big Uiurt- etl man readyatull time' with their cash and prejen-e to eiieonrc iiny leitiuite spjrt. yet ire cjii -ervntivu busiiiesM nun, but wn.e iwake. The Venice Assembly. Arrangements are rapidly pro progressing - gressing progressing for Him -.Teat Venice As loinbly to be held at the Venice ol America at Ojoaii Park near Lo Angeles, during July and August I'lie exercises will commence 01 ouuday, July 2nd. with a grea .eligious seryiej and sermon in .ue Auditorium by lie:ijainiu Fa .dills, On the succeedine; JSun JSun-lays - lays JSun-lays it is expect j I tj.it sj.iu oi uie greatest preachera in tin country of different denomiuatioiU will be heard. Un Ta;;silay, Jul) ith, tner will m a great celebra celebration. - tion. celebration. wi)h udtlrosses by b.hiio of the most distinguished visitors oH uitioi:.! an' I uitc.11 .uuuul repu tation. There is every reason to believe that as regards tho character ol the program, the eminence of the spears, the attractiveness of the entertainments and the nuniliei and intellectual and social stand ingof the summer visitorj, this will be by far the greatest convaca- tiou ot the kind ever held ou the Pacific Coast. It should be understood that ii. no sense is this a commercial en. terprise. It wosld bo worth u journey to Venice to visit tins unique re.jort, even if such a find program of education and amuse amusement - ment amusement were not provided. Oyer half a million dollars are now b. ing expended in preparing the equal led pier, the 'unique Cubrillo bhip Hotel, the immense nudit6riuu. located 6ix hundred feet at sea the system of miles of canals, with their urtistic banks ami bridges the site for hundreds of "Veietiai. Villas"', which will provide reason able accoinmodatiot. for a large proportion of tho mi lt ud.-s who wish to spend their summer at Venice, and in a hundred other useful and ornament id ways. I Weekly Crop Bulletin Santa Fe. N. M. May 1st 1005. Heavy rains occurred over the Territory nt the close of the p-e. vious wck and the beginning o' this, ngain filling the soil with moisture and delaying farm work on all low land farms. Li-Jit scattered showers also ocenred on Friday. There was a gradual in crease in temHratun during the week and it closed warm and fav orrble for rnnid progress in farm work and th growth of cropp, The averaire temixiroture was practicully normal ; sunshine abnnd ant. Durinc the latter pirt of the week pl6wing, late seeding, corn, cane, field pii. garden and potato planting went forward rapidly, pspecialy in all central and north north-em - em north-em districts, the early seetling and Dlantincr coming up finely. Alfal fa is also doincr remarkable well and an enrly and heavy first cut ting is promised; it is blooming in southern districts. Range grasses are repoited from fair to good, the cold night caus ing slow growth in the northern counties, but central nnd southern ranges are good and stock in those districts ar in good condition. Lambing continue under favor favor-able - able favor-able weather conditions, In north- I em counties losses of sheep and cattle and horses are still reported In cent-al and northern counties fruit trees are blooming profusely and Betting well in southern rnd poutl'-'-ontrnl, so tlint t!v erudi tions continue liLdiiv fm ruble ! for an excellent fruit season.

T ise de Laluz I), de Baca lo tin C. d. Estate of the late Luis A Baca. Letters of administration weh issued to Maria M. de Garcia Luis F. Garcia and Bemfaeii G.ircia upon -the Estate of Jost jlanuel (iaicin, 'deci-ascd- Lett.rs of Guardiansliip were issued to Chas. S.dilater of the Chi Idem of Christian OH . Tint last will an I tes'a e it qI Clara Otto dec vised was approved. Som? of the prominent eilhem of Bueyeros wishes us to call th county commissioners attention t tin coiul tioii of their public biiih ways in that part of the count; especially to tho roil near tlx Catholic church nt that placj, hik there is Muro p "le ntten Is tint cliurcU t!i.m any c r.irch 1 t it cj mrv, a th t con lit, on ot tv road it such that ser.tral peoplt h id to hitch their teams ami wall at'Dss 1 1:1 arrvi to ntten th funeral of tie late Louis A. C Baca. They are b idly in need o. a bridge ut this pait calar place Long. long ago, there in the early ag., when history was only i c ifase I order of truth, trnditioi an 1 superstition, niankind sough the pleatiiru of music, and thos aleuted made pie sunt hours fo tho! that knew not how to sp -a, in the language of tirisie. but win could hear it and invlerstau I m V intelligentli', lie re the zephyr are kissing the June skys tin Clayton Bind will lie r'g iljr.g tin citizens" of Clayton with theii music, and now that the Bind B ys are giving a dince tMatv.rdaj night for the puroie of trying ti pay o!F what small in lebteil'iet 6 there is against Hi m; would ii not b;t veil to give theai u libera, patronagj? . Contractor Sauford has the con. tract of putting on the third stor to the Hot.d, Ekluml, work wa commenced ou this last Monday riusionota b id sign, when tin hotel )eo;jle liavtt to begin to niak roo ii, it b k j iii e jur t i nnt-y w n tttriieting u liti.e uttjutt.i, t'i, t'i,-slow, - slow, t'i,-slow, but sure. We notice that the citizens ol Kenton. Oklahoma; have orgauiz od a Cniupany for tho purpose o: building a Telephone line to Clay "on, Mr. Clark of our tclrphoin system here, is considering tin mutter of extending his line from h.Te to Mr Ricketts place thereh) shortening the Kenton lin that much. This telephone line nuans much to both the people of Clay ton and Kenton and should Ins en courged with the proper where withal by the citizens of both ends of the line. Thu citizens of Bueyeros and Clapliam are endeavoring to get the mail route changed so that they can get their mail the same day it leaves Clayton There art a number of residents along tin route that are entitled to rural ser service - vice service and they are asking for tin aeomadntion. Times havo cluing etl, people are tip to d ite. an I want their mail evry day. Wl en tli is mutter is brought before tin authorities at Washington with the proper explanations their mail service will bj a great deal Ixitte kit . . i as tne rouie is now h tuKes m quite a numlier of offices and dot s not reach Bueyeros until the sec ond evening after 1' ivi i r ' '! .vj. , a Histaiiee whi'di -fiti!(l U, rvn-i. . easily in oiii? day ii' made '-ii i l tutt-oli. Band Boys d.:icc lo.uionov.'- uigU

Puhlishod Evry I'riiUy. m is .CKif iio:; iutks Ohm V nr.... ..$. Six Vo-.th ADVKRTliING RVTEJ Mmlo Kii.iwn On Application. Enlc"H nt tlio Clnytou lVt Oflice an aecnnrf Another triidof(the famous Niu, Patterson case lins resulted ia n disagreement of the jury. What New Mexico wants. "Saye 'J'hi- New Mexicnn,v at this time i' fanner mi J tiller of the soil. It nlnudy has a sufficient, supply of Jjiwyurs nn.l doctors to lust foi some years. Tii-ihy June 27th. 1935 i i-Oklalioni - Oklalioni i-Oklalioni 1 tiny at the Lewis niu. Olnik exositioti at Porthurl Ore Ore-yon. - yon. Ore-yon. Oklahoma, and Indian Ter ritory "&i one" expect in the near future to be represented by u new Mar upon the nzure field of the flag of o. r gre'it republic .Any twin, with energy enough to entertain a hope can do well in this g'.u.-ijja CDimty of Union If one tf08 biuted in the cow husiuess he can borrow some eggs an I start in the chicken enterprise. Moiue lire already directing slight attention along poultry Hues and the results are profitable. . T!ih B mk oE B (av.-r City has opened its doors for business. Il -is com u.'u lable in th-i enterpris lu x eiti. ma of Beaver to assume the iud itcdness of the ell ii s i ititiou hiiJ start up a new bank. It will 8 1 ve the credit of the town and be n finnncia' gain to every limn of business in town. -Cnnar- Why all this talk about joint statehool? surely New Mexieo is Wye enough, wealthy enough, and intelligent enough to become u state according to her present Ixmudftries without having to con con-mder - mder con-mder Home other territory. It s eul v to us that the people of tais Territory that are advocating j )int statehood are tacitly admit admit-'vt - 'vt admit-'vt o'tr inability to govern our lv- ; If that is all tho confi lence 1 1, it bouiii of our larger papers Ii iff) of the present citizens of our Territory they had better use their c ilu uti us an immigration bureau Ar-j there seme papers undvir the dictatorship of a latter day Saint? I) tiny want to link us with Ari- in 1 sj that the dominant church 1 ie.v;, can rule the two territories? I: s.ieiiu to us that the majority of fie p -op'eof this Territory would r.itlwr remain as such, than sub mit to the humiliutioH of joint slut-hood. This year is starting ctf bad as regards storms and floods, Tor nadoes in Texas, and Nebraska, Hoi rok Arizona washed away by the bursting of dams about the town, but fortunatlv tho peonle were warned in time to prevent nny loss of lite. W nil wind, water und labor troubles' in the East tliertt seems to be something doing nil the time. Ulucago is Daving 1 i-f share of labor troubles but from the latest reports, a settle ment seems in sight. The out route of these lalxir troubles are hard to foretell. They toll us our country wr.s never so prosperous, but there must be eemething wrong some wheie "ls or theie w mid not be so tniv li trouble . wUi the wage winter. New Mexico weath-r ia nlritrht my i)lneo that has from twenty, fdnr to forty-eight hours ruiu is sur'J of fine range and crops.