Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-11-21

take place All over the United States
from December ] To 10. 1919.
Slivcsire Mlrnbnl Of Vnlencia coun.
~. \. MeN., closed u deal with the
McKlnle. l.ind and Lumber Company
for 10000 acres 81 the %company's
holdings in the Zuni mountain region.
The farmers of Mosquero. y. Mex,
who rer,ntlv held u farm demonstra'
tion In ihpi town, have organized u
company Ia 'innnc" u large flour MIL
which ~ iu he built In the near future.
Tucson was chosen for the 1920 con.
ventlon city by delegates to the Eighth
annual convention Of the Arizona state
Federation " Labor Just before nd
iournmcnt at Phoenix. The selection
was made unanimously.
Ninety days In the Yavnpnl county
Jail was the sentence imposed by
Judge Ncterer IN Daniel O'Brlcn and
Samuel Thompson, who were found
guilty IN the Federal Court Of viola
ton Of the Mann act AT Phoenix.
u. l.. Connell. editor and owner of
The Ration Reporter, Ration. y. Mex,
was drowned In Maxwell lake while
hunting ducks. A. G. Leggctt, COnnell's
! companion, had a very narrow escape
from u similar fate. The boat from
which the men were shouting cnrslzed.
Both men were clad IN heavy clothes
and neither Knew how To swim.
Thorough analysis Of waters In the
various canals under the Salt River
valley project has been ordered by the
board of governors of the Salt River
Valley Water Users Associat, n. The
order was entered AZ the adjourned
meeting ~ the board In Glendale, Arl-
zonn. aud followed complaint of wa
ter users being served by the Suit
canal.
The State Highway Department has
received notice that the secretary of
agriculture Inns approved project state
mcnt No. 10, involving six miles In
Snndovnl county to cost SiS,T3S. This
section Of highway begins AZ the u
IS line where II connects with project
No. 20, the proposed concrete road
from Albuquerque and runs north to
within n short distance of Bernallllo.
Mcssrs. Vincent and j. l.. Cantnu Of
Rlvcrton, Wyo,, spent several days
around Cnrrizozo, y. Mex, looking for
rnngc for iu,tNO sheep for the winter,
Owing Ia the long drnutl IN the north
ern states mnny of the big sheep me
ARE lacking for other ranges for their
flocks for the winter, According to
reports the PARTIES viii lease II large
tract nf grazing land ncnr The Gnllinns
maintains.
Harry Iinll ot Ration, y. Mex, II
trnlnmun on the Rocky Mountain
branch uf the Santa re, which runs
from Ration Ia Cimurrnu, was serious
~ Injured 10y being thrown from the
train an which he WIS riding. Bnll
was sitting iu the door ~ the cahouse
and ms the train struck a rough place
in the track he was thrown from the
ear aud both bones ~ his legs were
broken above the ankles,
Al the completion of the preliminary
herring before Judge Edward Mechem,
sitting ns u committing magistrate nj
Las Cruces. \. Men, Major r. NJ. Scan.
lind nf Fort Bliss WIS held without
hond on the charge of first degree muir.
der. to await the action of the grand
Jury IN connection with the fatal
shouting near Lnnark, y. Mex, Of John
I. Iiutchings Of %Alamogorlo. who took
part IN the III rHso to Phoenix auto
mobile rHc,..
by the fifteenth NJ this month trains
viii Lee running into the United Verde
Extension milne through the huulngc
tunnel NJ Jerome, Arlz.
Frank Murphy of Gallup. \. Mex,
Is In the ST Joseph's hospital In Alhu-
qucrquc as the result ~ mr. accident
In the mills ~ the Mckinley Land and
Lumber Company. MIR, Murphy was
employed ms n sawyer and was caught
between some logs In such n way that
his right leg was broken In two places.
He was NJ once taken to the hospital
where he was given medical attention
and according To the latest reports Is
rapidly recovering.
A movement SET on foot In Cannnen
recently has ms lis motive the repair
Ing of the automobile road from
Cananea, Mexico, to Naco, Arizona.
where II iOlns the Naco.R ishpp hIph.