Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-10-18
Pithy News Items
Gathered From An OUeT
NeW Mexico

the first Of the month.
Now Mexico now has 1900 members
Of the boys working reserve.
A frame residence on the hill east
OF Hillsboro was destroyed by fire.
The ranch home OF V. A. Lyles. five
miles from Fort Sumner, was de
stroyed by fire.
Jasper j. Thompson, Portnles, and
Ronald McRae OF Huntington, are
among the severely wounded,
albuquerque Elks observed the pass.
ing OF John %Barleycorn by pouring al
Of their liquid refreshments into the
sewer.
The name Of Everett E. Cowgirl OF
Columbus appeared In the list OF those
who had been seriously wounded In
the fighting In France.
The newly formed union OF the
clerks OF the New Mexico division OF
the Santa Fe has been recognized by
the railway authorities at Washington.
Three from New Mexico, wounded
in action severely, are James H.. How
ard OF Captain. Marshall G. 81. John
OF Carrlzozo and Ray Robert Canon
OF Renconna.
State Land Commissioner Robert
p. Ervien transferred to the state
treasurer n total OF S114,690.42
Of state land funds received during
the month Of September,
Work has begun on the Glorieta-
Panchuclo forestry road, which will
make a fine trail to Cowles, over the
mountains, according to reports re-
oelved by the forestry department.
Charles A. Garner, Las Vegas, has
been killed in action, and Osci J. Bal
mum OF Bellevue, who previously had
been reported missing, In now on the
list OF wounded In action, degree un-
determined.
The Knights OF Pythias OF South
ern Colorado and Northern Now Mexi-
co held a session at Clayton with 100
delegates attending. TIC Second and
third degrees we're conferred and a
banquet closed tho session.
In spite OF drought New Mexico
property values for 1918 exceeded
last years total by s20.3s2.44s. The
total valuation OF the state for taxa
ton purposes as listed with the state
tax commission Ii $3.50, 141 .138.
Because the Boys and Girls Clubs
OF Now Mexico have enrolled $500,
while there were only 500 members
last year, special preparations for
the encampment OF their representa-
al.... l..la. 49,. Nn.,N.-af anVWanNlan
at Albuquerque Thanksgiving week
are being made.
Further changes in the federal food
administration in the state OF New
Mexico, following the recent reslgna-
ton OF Ralph G. ELY are forecast In the
announcement that II. q. Bush OF
Deming, who IL temporarily ut the
head OF the organization, had received
word that he has been commissioned
an officer In the construction division
OF the army.
The Republican state convention al
Santa Re nominated the followinG
ticket: Senator, Albert Bacon Fall OF
otero county; governor, octaviano A
Larrazola OF San Miguel county; lieu
tenant governor. B. r. Pankey OF
Santa Fe county; congressman. II. C
Hernandez OF Rio Arriba county, JUS
tice Of supreme court. Herbert f.. Ray
: nolds, Bernallllo county: secretary Of
state, Manuel Martinez. onion coun
ty; state superintendent of public In
etruotion, J. Howard Wagner OF Don't
! Ana county: auditor. I'D Sargent o
Z M. Awwllu ,.auty. tvaaastpaU IIa plal
u. Strong OF Mora county. attorne!
! general, o. o. Askren OF Chavez
! county.
At one OF the most enthusiast,
chapel meetings ever held at the UNI
versity. the New Mexico Normal I'm
yersity faculty and students pledgor
= the purchase of sixty $50 bonds AM
the sale OF ten more IN assured. Tn
whole amount was pledged in les
, than thirty minutes at a regula
chapel meeting at Las Vegas.
The Democratic State Convention
At Santa F6 nominated the following
r ticket; Senator, Congressman w. 4
/ Walton. Grant county; Congress
A Judge Granville A. Richardson O
Chaves county; Governor, Felix Gal
ella OF Rio Arriba county LieutenRn
!, Governor. Elmer H.. Veeder OF Sa
Miguel county Secretary OF STATE
: Juan J. Duran OF Union county
/, Treasurer OF state, T. w. Medley q
, Socorro county; Auditor OF Stats
! Marcos c. DE Baea OF sandoval coui
" ~; Attorney General. T. ]. MRbry q
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