Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-08
Southwest News
From All OUer
NeW Mexico
and Arizona
wsst.rn Nswpsp.r unIon News seryIee.

Arizona State Fair-Nov. 3 to s. 1919.
Tho assessed valuation OF all min
ing property being operated In Ari-
IONA this year is SALT ,704,8i5, accord
ing 10 a statement issued by the State
Tax Commission. This total, Il was
announced, Ia more than a million dol
lars higher than last year's valuation,
which was placed ut $%4l0,0S0,000.
sandoval county, New Mexico, will
0pon It's first high school this fall In
Bernaiillo, thus making II possible for
the eighth grade graduates TO obtain
a high school education In their W
county. sandoval county Is fortunate
In having n young nnc very progress
sive superintendent at the head Of
their schools.
Lieutenant Howell Ervlen, just re-
turned from two years overseas, where
he was In almost continuous active
service, has been elected superlnten-
dent Of the New Mexico Reform
School, located at Springer, New Mexi-
60. The appointment was made by
the board Of trustees at n meeting at
Springer.
The Santa F6 Forest, under tho
management of Supervisor Joseph @.
Kircher, passed n prosperous year
ending juno 80, 1919, for the receipts
show an increase of over 43 per cent
over the fiscal year ending June 80,
1919. The total receipts for 1919 were
$SS,266.20, n gain OF S26,541.47 owe
1918, when they totaled s61,124.T9.
A disastrous fire swept n portion Of
tho business district OF Fort Sumner,
New Mexico, In which the store be-
longing 10 DR.. Lovelace, the picture
show owned by Ridley Brothers, and
buildings belonging to ]. II. Law, Tom
Murphy, Ben Ride and Tom Ride
were destroyed. Several other build
ings were damaged.
Plans for n county demonstration
firm TO be connected with the state
college or the federal Department of
Agriculture Is the project that the
Luna County Farm Bureau Is 10
considering. The bureau expects to
work out n uniform system OF irrlga-
ton equipment, farm methods and
crop standards and to put these into
practice on n large demonstration
farm.
OF great interest TO the sportsmen
of the state is the stocking and re-
stocking of'the streams and lakes OF
Arizona with game fish by the state
game warden, Joe V. P~rOchaska.
Three million young fish have been
ordered from the federal h%atcheries
10 be planted In Arizona waters, in
Guiding such varieties as black bass,
rainbow trout, salmon trout. noun
tnin trout, Eastern brook trout. speck-
led trout, and many other varieties,
Miners working on the Globe Miami
district have received an increase OF
"a cents per day. The new scale IL
h0sod On 24-ccnt copper and means
that miners will receive II minimum
OF 1896 per day. Underground ma
chine men will receive an additional
80 cents per day Increase; under
ground tlmbermen will receive %
cents additional, and all iuurneymen
mechanics will receive - cents per
day In addition to the a. cents raise.
At the regular luncheon of the XII
wants club AT Albuquerque, New Mex
leo, IL was agreed Ia go $3.50 with
the Rotary club In raising $1,000 to-
wards the building of n new siruc-
turc for the Department of Hygiene
ut the university. Six thousand, five
hundred dollars has already been np.
propriutcd 10y the federal government
Tor the maintenance of the depart
mont II h expected lint work on the
new building will start IN a short
Time.
4 mining drlll Invented by an Ari.
lom maj recently won first place In
n drilling contest In Nevada against
a field OF all other makes.
A total OF 2T2 suits have been filed
ut Tombstone, Arizona, In the Blsbec
deportation cases. The total amount
OF damages asked for by the plaintiffs
Is S5,J05,OOO. Damages are sought on
the ground of alleged assault, bruls
Ing, beating and woundlng by Ia,
plaintiffs 1876 cases ask for S2O.OOC
each, one-half OF which amount is FOL
actual damages aud the remainder FOL
punitive damages; 20 Of the cases ask
for $4,000 each, and 81 ask for $40,
900 each.
DR.. O. n. Troy, n veterinary surgeon
and "A raafHnut - n.t.. NJ. ae.-t.s