Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-15

Walter Talbot, n resident OF Phoenix
since 1888, former mayor OF the city,
and one OF the three commissioners IN
charge OF building the capitol recently
died at Los Angeles.
The Claud Close Howard Post OF
The American Legion was organized al
Demlng, New Mexico, by n large mum
Der of veterans OF the world WIZ who
met at the armory In that city recent
ly.
Arizona Is without accommodation
to care for It's aged and INDECENT plo-
neers. This was revealed when the
board OF directors was forced to turn
down the application Of Carl Berken-
felt, pioneer constable OF Tucson, for
admission TO the state pioneers home
Mt Prescott.
During the year 1918 mines in New
Mexico produced S6S1,000 In gold, 7S2,
900 ounces of silver, 8,235,000 pounds
Of lead, 0s,3O0,0O0 pounds OF copper
mud 24,10O,O0O pounds OF zinc. The
statistics for 1910 will show a consld-
cradle decrease In the output OF all
metals except gold.
Abaltonl Bigue No. 2, who, with his
brother, was accused Of the murder OF
Charles Hubbel at his Indian trading
post on the Navajo reservation, plead.
ed guilty In Superior Court at Flag
staff. His brother, Abaltoni Bigue No,
/, was convicted and sentenced to life
Imprisonment.
That Arizona promises to set a new
high record In the production Of cot
ton and cantaloupes, is the outstand-
Ing feature OF the government crop re-
port issued by l.. NJ. Harrison, field
agent for the Bureau Of Crop Esti-
mates. Surprising her record cotton
acreage OF last year by 10000 acres,
]. @. Sears, well known merchant Of
Ruton, New Mexico, had a narrow
escape when he tried to board a NOV.
Ing freight train, which was leaving
for Trinidad. He failed TO make the
train and a switch engine struck him
in the back breaking several ribs.
Those who witnessed the accident
think he had a close call.
Carter Glass, secretary Of the treas.
ury, In n letter to all banks and trust
companies, states that he anticipates
the revenue OF the government In the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1920, will
amount To nc least S0,500,000,000 and
that he has no reason to believe the
expenditures Of the government will
exceed that amount.
The New Mexico Normal Unler-
slty's summer institute now drawing
to a close at Las Vegas, New Mexico,
not only has n record breaking atten.
danco-050 teachers--but the institute
this year Is making strides In bring.
Ing home economies before the rural
teachers so that they Will be able "a
meet the needs OF rural communities
Work on the new school building AT
the Navajo Industrial school at Farm.
lngton, New Mexico, will be started IN
The near future II the present plans
are carried out. The building will
contain a gym and an assembly room
IN the basement and two school rooms
up stairs aud will give the superln.
tendent more room 10 take ARE OF the
Increased number Of pupils.
The assessed valuation Of Pima.
county, Arizona, Is now 500, 10000, al
Increase of ST,OOO,0OO Over the 1915
assessment. This raise includes tn,
raise made by the County Board oI
Equalization. The amount of persona
property lax collected this year wat
s~1,250,0O0 as against a little more thar
SS00,0O0 last year. The raise on min
ing property OF the county amounts I,
S2,000,O0O.
Rev. Francis Bloy, formerly of 81
Johns Episcopal Church, Globe, hal
upon request taken charge OF tn
movement to establish Il communit,
hospital for the south side Ia Mesh
Arizona.
Frank shelton has been awarded
the contract for a new grammar schoO
building at Mngdalena, New Mexico
and expects to start work at once. Tn
building will be 90 feet wide and 16I
feet long, will contain twelve rooms
beside n full basement and separat,
class rooms. When completed It will
be n OF the largest grammar school
In the state and will take care OF TN
Magdalena school population for sew
eral years TO come.
The Pecos Valley Livestock Assocla
ton which was recently organized a
RnsweIl New Mexlco. Inns advartlaa,