Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
Southwest News
From Al Over
NeW Mexico
and Arizona

COMING EVENTS.

OF PRESCOTT, AriI., y uenu OF
heart failure as he was reaching for n
high driven ball In a tennis game re-
Gently In that city.
DIR. j. ]. Shuler, mayor OF Ration,
most popular executive In New Mexico
md mayor of that city for 81 years,
died In the Santa re hospital at To-
reka, Kan. following nm operation for
appendicitis.
Administration OF the Grand Canon
In Arizona has been taken over by tho
national parks service OF the Depart.
ment OF the Interior, according to an
announcement by the district office OF
the forestry service.
A large section OF the In Majads
grant, n 54,000-acre tract In the north
central part OF New Mexico, has been
leased for grazing purposes TO J. i.
Dixie, an extensive cattle and sheep
raiser OF Wyoming.
Governor Thomas II. Campbell has
accepted an invitation TO ride with the
winner OF the Los Angeles TO Phoenix
aIrplane race, which will be one OF the
outstanding attractions OF the Arizona
State Fair to be held In Phoenix Nov.
3-S, Inclusive.
The much advertised elk hunt In the
Sitgreaves national forest In Arizona
which was TO have been conducted
IRON Oct II to ~, has been called off
until next season by State Game War.
den P~rochaska on account OF inability
&c get the hunting district posted.
ore bearing rich samples OF cuprlte
and azurlte and which will run be-
tween 80 and 40 per cent, was struck
en- the S50-fOOt level In the Night
Hawk mine, near Don Luis, Cochlsc
county, Arizona, according TO word
reaching Lowell from Don Luis re-
Gently.
The New Mexico highway depart
mcnt has received notice that the sec
rotary OF agriculture has approved the
statement for federal aid project No. -
IN Rio Arrlba county. This will now he
surveyed and plans and specifications
prepared. This road is twenty miles
from Chama to Tlerra Amarillo.
Arizona public school teachers last
year received the highest average
wnge, with one exception, of any state
In the Union. The average SALARY, &C.
cording 10 reports on file with the SUI
p%erlntendent Of public instruction, c.
q. Case, for men was Si3l.07 per
month aud for women S07. 10. This year
salaries have been increased to such
IN extent that II 10 per cent increase
will he shown.
The road up Santa Fe Canon II being
further improved. The New Mexico
highway commission has loaned trucks
ind supplied the culvcrts to repair the
section Of this road from the Santa F6
city limits 10 the boundary Of the Ia
tlonal forest. A dozen convlcts are EN-
ployed I'm the work. The repair work
H. under the direction of n. ii. Thorpe
county rond superintendent. The for
est and the county have co-operatcd IN
Improving the section In the national
forest.
In the H%olbrook. Arlz., field II Il
stated that four rigs are actually drill
ing ana Two more wells will be under
way at m early date, The Wind River
company has taken NJ the drilling op
eratlons on the Hop Wind river wei
and ls down about $500 feet. The Hol
brook OH Company Is drilling and h
In what Is called the CoconinO sand
stone. The Adnmana on ana Lane
Company Is down about 1900 feet. TIL,
Black Canon syndicate Is said 10 b'
making good progress with nm O'Kel
core drill,
The State Fair commission an
nounccd another superb attraction fol
The coming session to he held In phoe
nix, Nov. 3 to 3, inclusive, IN the ar
Judgements which have been entere,
INTO with III Paso and Phoenix nut,
dealers Tor the staging Of a $1,000
road race between the metropolis o
the Southwest.
The Yuma, Arlz., Indian school woi
SAC In prizes ~ the California Stat
Fair. The Yuma school won the So
first prize for having the finest schoo
exhibit At the fair, the first prize Of so
for the best display OF farm produce
and Tom Osborn, a day pupil at tn
y una school, Won the first prize Of 8
for the hest written exercise dlsplaye'
In the school department.
The min OF the Grant County Cope