Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-02-11

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Tularosa soon viii have a municipal
water system.
Tularosa sent out 400 carloads OF
freight In 1915.
Las Vegas is soon TO have a Knights
Of Pythias lodge.
Bernallllo county is 10 have n county
agricultural agent.
Fire IN a Deming lumber yard did
about $1,000 damage.
Now Mexico wool growers will meet
la Albuquerque In March.
springer's new automobile fire truck
has been placed In service.
There has been n heavy movement
OF wheat from Des MoInes.
The Roswell high school will meet
many rivals In debate this year.
James G. Kerr Of Demlng has re-
covered two horses stolen from him.
Articles OF incorporation have been
filed by the Cuervo church OF Cuervo.
Dexter has been loading out from
fifteen to twenty cars q day Of alfalfa
hay.
The task OF supplying newcomers
with residences In Clovis is becoming
a huge one
John Long, a pioneer OF Tularosa,
died On the Soldiers Home at Santa
Monica, Cal.
Gallup school children who could
not show n recent scar were vnccin'
ated.
pecos valley ranchers collected $751;
900 from dressed turkeys sold to the
rest OF the country In 1915.
Federal Judge william II. Pope ap-
pointed Edmond Massie OF Carrlzozo
a United States commissioner.
A total OF $4,000 worth OF farm
products was sold last year through
the county agents OF New Mexico.
A one.room adobe school house at
Bueyeros. Union county. valued at APP
proximately $1,000, was destroyed by
fire.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee has issued an official call for
a meeting of the committee at Santa
Fe Feb. 4.
Albuquerque Knights OF pythias are
preparing to celebrate the flfty.second
anniversary Of the founding of the or
der Of Feb. 10.
II. W. Willard Of the state engl.
neer's force, has gone to the Pecos
valley to survey the new Lakewood
Carlsbad road.
Nell b. Sampson, u member of the
states engineers force, has gone 70
Silver City to survey the new Silver
City.Lordsburg highway.
J. -. Shannon OF Lakewood claims
TO have located a good vein Of water
about 200 feet beneath Willard c.
Bates ranch property.
Calls.ro Cortez, q Mexican who was
injured In a fall OF rock Mt Gibson, :
mining town near Gallup, two months
ago, died Of his injuries.
March 81 IL the date set for q pub
lie auction OF Colfax county dry farm
ing land In an announcement made
by the state land commissioner.
The Bluewater school house. in the
Sacramento mountains, Otero county,
was destroyed by fire, making the
third school to be burned this year.
The trustees OF the town OF Dem
ing have ordered drastic measures TO
be taken against anyone u~nlawfully
using firearms within tho city limits.
Much building Is going on in Gallup.
Springer may have a creamery soon,
a Wisconsin expert being In the field,
finding out what amounts OF cream
: the farmers will supply, should such
, an establishment be set up.
A letter Of praise for the Santa IA
county moonlight schools was re-
4 celved by superintendent J.. V. Con
. way from Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart
OF Kentucky, originator OF the moon
/ light school idea.
According to advlces received al
Santa Re the Elephant Butte and vi
Paso Water Users Associations have
voted an appropriation OF $1,000 each
for the New Mexico BUILDING ut the
San Diego exposition.
=. w. 4. shelton. for the past twelve
years IN charge OF the Navajo Indian
? agency at Shlprock. has rendered his
| resignation 10 the department and vii
leave as soon as his successor Il
named.
Rev. Father Augustln NORM, fol
more than a quarter Of a century pas