Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-07-11
Southwest News
From An Over
NeW Mexico
and Arizona

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toes grown on a garden OF one-tenth
acre.
The purchase Of the entire holdings
of the Shannon Copper COMPANY In the
Clifton, Ariz., district by the Arizona
Copper Company, Ltd, has been con
firmed by Norman Carmichael, general
manager Of the Arizona Copper Com.
pnny.
Thirty horses, handplckcd for their
evil dispositions and more evil reputn.
lions, have been cut out from Idaho
Bill's herd and will be used IN the
bronze riding contests ~ the Fifth An
nual Cowboys Reunion, July 2, 3 and
4, at Las Vegas, n. NJ. The men who
ride these brutes will be entitled to all
that they can win OF the $1,000 prize
money.
Eleven miles Of concrete road, six
teen feet Wide, will he built this sum.
mer from Las Cruces, n. NJ, south
ward under the direction of the feder-
nj burenu Of public roads Of the dis
trlct supervised by the Denver head.
quarters. The total cost 10 the govern.
ment and the state of New Mexico.
enc hearing half the expense, will be
5 700.
On account Of the shortage OF labor
In the pccos valley, the girls Of RIOS.
well, New Mex, have formed the "Pick
u Pench club" to work In the big pench
orchards 10 help gather the crop. The
girls viii be- given free rides to and
from the orchards In automobiles and
II Is thought the new organization will
he the means Of saving the largest
pcnch crop in the history OF the Pccos
valley.
DR.. Oscar Moline. quarantine in
spector, Bureau of Animal Industry of
Arizona. reports during the month of
May sixteen inspections ut the border
ports of entry from sonora, totalling
$4,000 head Of cnttle, These cattle are
allowed 70 be imported after being In
spected for diseases. The cattle are
being shipped to various points in the
United States, principally the North
crn states for feeding.
Work on the new Varsity building Mt
Albuquerque, New Mex. for practical
mechanics has been started and IL Will
be completed not later than Oct. lst. II
viii be one story, 1OT feet wide and 10
feet long. The library will be moved
10 the old science building which will
give II much more room than in It's
present quarters IN the Administration
building, The new building will stand
near tho fountain and win be one Of
the finest ON the university campus.
The grand Jury nj Las Vegas, n. NJ,
after being In session since June o, a
period of twelve days, made It's final
report To the District Court. The re.
port states that the Jury examined
seyenty-onc cases In the twelve days
and returned flfty-four indictments
and seventeen no true bills. In dis.
charging the grand Jury Judge Lcahy
said they had transacted more business
tLdn any had done IN the past seven
years.
Virginia and New York capitalists
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Coin ana Silver Reef mining properties
near Fairvlew, Ariz.. In the Black
Range mining belt, and expect 10 he
az active work In a very short time.
The report of their examinations Of
these properties are very f%latterlng
and, at The present high price Of silver,
and the conviction Of all that these
prices viii be maintained for years to
come, these properties promise very
profitable results.
The Carlsbad, New Mex, volunteer
fire department h hing Of the past,
having been entirely replaced by n new
department created 10y the council At
its lust meeting. The nav %organi2n-
tlon will consist Of twenty-four active
fircmen who will he paid Il salary by
th" city. The old fire equipment has
been disposed Of and new modern
trucks viii be purchased to take their
place.
DR. n. II. Williams, animal husband.
man, University of Arizona, College Of
Agriculture, urges the voallng Of All in
ferior- calves On valley farms. lie
states that scores OF calves are being
raised IN irrigated farms that will not
Yield a return for the feed they con
sumo. u Is doubtful II n well-hred
Hereford steer will any more than pay
his way at the present price Of cattle.
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