Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-27
NEW MEXICO
STATE NEWS

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Arrangements have b5es made for
an inaugural ball for Governor.elect
o. A. LarraEolo.
Governor-eiect Larrazolo left Las
Vegas for 81. Louis and indianapolis
to continue what may be described as
his intensive training In roconstruc'
ton.
Max GulterreE has been appointed
county commissioner by Governor W.
u. Lindsey TO fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Thomas Il. Duran,
commissioner for district No. 2.
Governor Lindsey pardoned two con
victs. one wal Teodoro Esparz, who
was sentenced TO serve two TO three
years In 1917. He has dependents and
the governor decided TO grant him
clemency.
Following are New Mexican names
In the lists OF casualties: Crecensino
Romero, Truchas, wounded severely;
Jose A. Sena, valerdo, missing in ac-
ton; Telesfor Segura, San Jose. miss
ing in action.
An effort will be made by cattlemen
In the Carlsbad section OF the state. In
conjunction with water users, TO get
the coming session OF the Legislature
to pass a law for the regulation and
control Of stray cattle.
The third executive meeting Of the
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Grow.
ers' Association has been called In SEES
sion Dec. 20 at Clayton. The meeting
was postponed from November on nc.
count OF the flu epidemic.
w. II. Bartlett, at one time a promi-
nent broker on the Chicago Board OF
Trade, died at his ranch near Ration
from heart disease. Bartlett was 81
years old and n widower. He leaves
an estate valued at $4,000. 900.
State School Superintendent ]. II.
Wagner, federal state director OF the
boys working reserve. addressed a
letter to the boys Of the reserve in
Now Mexico presenting them with the
honorable service bar which he de-
clares is the highest insugnia given
the boys so far.
Word was received at Albuquerque
from M. L. Johnston, acting food ad-
ministrator for New Mexico. In Wash
lngton, attending a food conference.
that there will be a decided decrease
In departments and the general office
force OF the state food administration
beginning Dec. Is.
d. C. Trigg q Son, owners of the
Boil ranch, are planning to hold what
they claim will be the biggest round
up aver staged In the state OF New
Mexico. They have 100000 acres on
which thousands Of head OF cattle are
dispersed and they propose to gather
them ali in that they may be dipped
by government inspectors.
That the national forests have been
profitable TO New Mexico during the
present year Is seen from the fact
that the states one-quarter OF the
gross proceeds from the working OF
the forests have amounted to more
than $4,000. In addition to this is
the 10 per cent which will be used
for the building OF roads throughout
the forests.
The Masonic grand lodge OF New
Mexico. In session at Tucumcari,
elected the following officers: Alex D.
~7oldenberg, Tucumcari, grand master;
Robert l.. M. Ross, East Las Vegas,
senior grand warden; Francis u. Les
ter. Mesilla Park, junior grand war.
den; 3. Spitz. Santa re, grand treas.
urer; Alpheus A. Keen, Albuquerque,
grand secretary.
Governor Lindsey appointed Max
Gutierrez county commissioner in Der.
nslillo county. successor 10 Thomas II
Duran, who died recently.
Secretary OF State Antonio Lucero
has submitted his annual report 70 the
governor, the final OF the seven which
he has framed during his incumbency
OF the office. which he Is TO surrender
OF January first TO Manuel Martinez
OF Union county. In the document he
points out that the automobile license
industry in New Mexico has been
much more OF n success than II has
ben in the adjoining states OF Colo.
RADIO and Arizona He goes on to say
that the proposal to create n separate
automobile department would involve
useless expense 10 the state as the
secretary's office rs competent and
has the time to carry on the business
OF the department. Mr.. Lucero recon
mends some changes in the Australian
ballot law 80 as to make II more work
able and effective and specially In.
sists thar there should be some sort 81
mandatory provision with penalty