Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-11-01
Pithy News Items
Gathered From Al OUer
NetU Mexico
western Newspaper Union New. serylo.

we're commercial apples.
Joe liovey. Santa We. and Charles
W. Hoskins. Pennington, have been
wounded severely In action.
Emil wohlgemuth. T%ularosa. is
missing In action and Harry @. Me
carger, Mills, is wounded severely.
The production OF beans for 1915
In New Mexico Is GG7, 900 bushels. or
about the same AS last years produc.
lion.
N~lnety.elght cases OF Spanish in.
fluenza were reported in Albuquerque
Oct. n. bringing the total TO approx.
mately $50.
Mayor c. r. Montgomery died OF
Influenza at Roswell. There we're two
other deaths. There are about $50
cases In the city.
Socorro Mining and Milling Com.
pony at Mogollon produced $4,000
ounces Of gold and silver bullion for
September. The mill is treating about
200 tons per day.
New Mexico produced 1.s96. 900 bush.
els OF spring wheat, making n total
production OF all wheat OF 3,65G,000
bushels for the state, or an increase OF
about one-third over last years pro-
duction,
Bert Hinson. who was In Jail at Co
lumbus awaiting trial on charges OF
burglary and petit larceny escaped
when no sawed through two bars on
his cell window. He was serving a
sentence of ninety days on the lar.
ceny charge.
That members OF the Women's
Land Army are rendering invaluable
aid in the harvesting OF the apple crop
In Otero county is attested by the fact
that these patriotic women workers
are reported TO be picking and grad.
ing over 1000 boxes OF apples a day.
New Mexico casualties include Francis
NJ. Gregg, Buchanan. killed In action;
Edward ID. Fisher. Plain. died from
wounds, and James u. Mawk, Animas,
severely wounded In action. Frank j.
Morrison. Albuquerque. is among the
missing in action.
Owing to the presence Of 1000
cases OF Spanish influenza at Clovis,
the city authorities have ordered oil
business houses closed until further
notice, except drug stores, grocery
stores, dry goods stores, garages res.
taurants, meat markets and hardware
store. which will be allowed to re.
main open for two hours each fore.
noon.
A. y. Smith. alias Dashley, sen.
fenced TO hang for killing Sheriff
Stephens of Luna county, and re.
prieved by the governor to allow doc.
tors TO examine him as TO his sanity,
must die Friday, October 25, Cover.
nor Lindsey announcing that he is
convinced that Smith is not only sane
but has more than ordinary intclll.
gence.
Governor Lindsey sent letters TO
Judge George II. Craig, chairman OF
the Republican state central commit.
tee, and to Arthur Sellgman, chair.
man OF the Democratic state central
committee, calling attention to a sec.
ton in the constitution which has a
bearing on the selection OF a success.
sor to II. p. Ervien. late land commits.
sloner Of New Mexico.
Mrs. r. J. Peyton Of albuquerque,
and William l.. Dent OF Albuquerque
are joint winners OF the first prize IN
the pinto bean trademark contest con.
Quoted by the Albuquerque Chamber
OF Commerce. Mrs. Peyton's design
IL the word Liberty" and Liberty
beans will hereafter be the name OF
the product turned out OF the Now
Mexico Bean Growers Association.
Governor Lindsey issued a procla.
nation announcing that Mckinley
county voters on Nov 8 will vote for
n state senator TO succeed John \
Gordon, who died recently.
The first life insurance paid by the
federal government ON account OF the
death of n New Mexican in France
was received by the parents Of Fran
cisco Mares OF Cahozon. Sandoyal
county They are TO get sbS. go month
~ Tor twenty years. Young Mares net
death IN action little more than O
month ago. lie held a $4,000 policy
which he took out shortly after he en-
tered the army His father Is Jose
Mares
Diseontinuance OF all court sessions
In the state, adjournment OF public
schools, isolation or quarantine OF all
collegiate, penal and charitable lnsti-
t%utions, discontinuance OF all church
and other public assemblies, avoid.
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