Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-09-13
Pithy News Items
Gathered From An Over
NeW Mexico
western Newspaper Union News ssrvies.

Burglars took $1,000 in currency
from the bank at Lordsburg.
Albuquerque negroes have formed a
corporation TO build n hospital.
Las Vegas Is planning to establish
a white way for the principal streets.
The corporation commission turned
over ~ the state treasurer In corpora
tlon fees S5sO.7 % and insurance fees,
5000.
The oaks Co. il cutting the station
for the fourth level on the Central
shaft OF the Deep Down mine at No
gollon.
s. II. Gafford. n lineman employed
by the Roswell gas and electric com.
pany, was instantly killed when at
work on n pole.
Cecil Pickett. 2.year.old son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Chas. Pickett OF Levy was
severely scalded by falling into a ket.
tie OF boiling hot beans.
The body OF Louis Lermusiaux, a
miner at Madrid. who was run over
and killed by n train, was shipped TO
Bernalillo for burial.
William II. ockel. touring from
Cleveland. o., to Los Angeles, Cal,
dropped dead while driving his car
fourteen miles south OF San Marcial.
The army casualty list includes Err.
est o. Emerson, Roswell, severely
wounded. Alvin b. Wilde Of Loving
ton. was also named in the list OF
wounded.
The State Land Commissioner sold
$4,000 acres Of state land In McKln-
Icy and Valencia counties for 80 the
acre. plus the price OF millions OF feet
OF timber.
The license OF Il. Renaud, proprle.
tor OF the Sawmill saloon or roadhouse
which has come into notoriety in con-
nection with the Pulliam.D Davidson
case, was revoked by the county COM
missioners at Albuquerque.
With the expansion Of work through
out the state, there are now busily at
work making better roads in many
cases ana building new ones In others,
G39 men, i55 two.horse teams, 20 four
horse teams and nine trucks and trac-
tors.
Driving from the Navajo reservation
to Gallup during a thunderstorm. an
Indian freighter had each one OF his
lightning. The Navajo was saved as
he was behind the wagon and kept out
OF the storm.
Heavy rains have fallen over east
ern New Mexico. In some places the
storm assumed the proportions OF "A
veritable cloudburst. In places there
Is more water than has been seen on
the ground In three years. Stockmen
are greatly cheered, rs they feel that
the long drouth has finally been
broken.
beginning at noon Monday, August
5, the chimes OF the Immaculate Con.
oeption church at Albuquerque will
ring each day promptly at ~ O'Clock
and will thus extend the daily invita-
ton TO people OF all creeds TO unite In
n minute OF silent prayer. each aft.
er his own fashion, but all for the sue.
CESS OF ine hlileu hfInh.
The first home guard battalion OF
New Mexico was formed at Albu.
querque, One hundred and one en-.
listed men and fourteen officers make
up the unit. A state regimental band
also will be formed. c. NJ. Barber OF
Albuquerque has been commissioned
major by Adjt. Gen. James Baca and
will command the battalion.
The five boys, Manuel Gonzales. AL.
bino Archuleta, Leandro Martinez, Ro-
senda Moya and Eufelio Varelo, &C.
cused OF numbering Isias Trujillo near
Watrous, we're given q preliminary
hearing at Las Vegas, and all pleaded
not guilty and were bound over to
await the action OF the grand jury. All
five accused are under 81 years OF age.
Governor Lindsey announced he
would not call a special session OF the
New Mexico Legislature TO provide
for the casting OF votes by New Mexl-
co soldiers and sailors at the fall cleo
tion. the obstacles, he says, being in
surmountable, He may ask Secretary
Baker to grant n furlough to all sol
diers In this country TO return home
to vote II they desire.
That the real Huns Of the world. no
matter where they may be found, must
be either isolated or destroyed M
completely as the Romans destroyed
the Carthagenians was the declaration
made by Governor W, Il. Lindsey. In
an address delivered at the state Uni
versity at Albuquerque. AS the Rom,