Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05

haNt A''htAfN'A VI YAN0FNfNNN ARAA nv
by n light vote.
Phoenix will build n $4,000 home for
the American Legion OF that city. &c.
cOrdlng 10 announcement OF City Man.
ager Thompson.
Uncle Sam II richer by about $50
gallons OF red 'lIcker' and $4,000 in
fines and costs MS n result Of the clean
up OF Illicit liquor selling In New Mex
leo by the United States District Court
since the first of last July.
A project that will add close to 3d.
900 acres more OF fertile farming land
to the Salt river valley in Arizona Ii
being developed by enterprlslng Chan
dler and south side men In the opening
Of the East Chandler country.
SO pleased are mining men with the
result that has been obtained In the
collection OF ores and minerals on ex-
hlbit at the Arizona state fair that a
plan Is now nfloat whereby, with the
aid OF n caretaker the mines and min
erals building may be kept open all
year for visitors.
Hidden In n tunnel In an almost In
accessible part OF a mountain range
south Of Salt river, Sheriff Montgom-
cry and a deputy discovered their
twelfth dlstllllng plant since the first
of the present year In that part Of Arl-
IONA. The equipment for Illicit nan
facture OF liquor apparently had not
been In operation for some months, al
though much material was found.
Captain Walter s. ingalls,, appointed
by Governor Campbell as adjutant gen.
eral of Arizona, announced that fOrma-
ton OF n National Guard organization
would be commenced at once and that
an $50 900 state fund was available for
armorles. He said cities and towns
would, as In the past, be the bases Of
National Guard units with the same
company designations as formerly.
The board OF officers OF the United
States army which has been In session
In Demlng, N. NJ, has finished Its final
session. The object OF this board meet
Ing was to make final disposition Of all
claims against the government arising
from the occupancy OF Camp Cody by
federal troops. All who had such
claims appeared before the board with
their witnesses and were given n final
hearing and settlement OF the claims
will be made Mt an early date.
Alleged lnebrlety among the military
and civilians Of Nogales, ArlZ., has
caused an investigation to he %lnaugur-
ated by the Department Of Justice OPP
orators and the State Department Of
flclals regarding the smuggling of llq-
uor into the United States from Sonora
and the issuance OF passports to Amer
leans, alleged 10 have no further use
for passports, than to pntronlZe drink
Ing resorts In Nognlcs, Sonora, recent
ly re-opened under sanction OF the
Mexican state officials.
According To reports received from
various parts of san Miguel county,
New Mexico, the coyote population is
decreasing very rapidly. ms bountIes on
more than twenty animals have been
applied for within the past few days.
Capt. A.. A. Scnn ~ the mounted police
killed eight coyotes nj Park Springs
and S2l has been claimed MS bOunties
by Jose Leon Apodnca for coyotes
which he killed neal Las Ventnnns.
Many others have been killed this fall
IN different parts Of the county, aud
the farmers and stockmen expect Ia
continue the drive until they cnn rid
their farms and ranches of these pests
Governor Campbell Of Arizona signed
paroles Of three prisoners confined IN
the prison or lnils IN various parts OF
the state. recently. Mrs. Maud Mcneil
was paroled from the COconlno county
Jail after hnvlng been convicted on
Aug. 9, 1919, and sentenced TO serve
fourteen months on a charge OF Illicit
liquor traffic. She was represented nj
being the moth " Of three children
needing her support. a condition OF
the parole was that she leave the state
The time made by Eddie Hcnrne o.
Los Angeles, Calf, In the 100-mlle au
tomoblle race at the Arizona state fall
grounds Nov. 8, established n new
speed record In the United States FOL
that distance on a dirt track, accord
Ing to notification received In Phoenll
by q. z. Bullard, representative OF tn
American Automobile Association
from II. Kennerdell OF New York
chairman OF that organization
Hearne's time for the 100 miles wa.
announced officially as being 80 min