Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-06-11
Southwest News
From An Over
NeW Mexico
and Arizona

fclnlt or the road. Whllo the site mas
not been selected, II ls expected II Will
be built at the lower end OF the main
street.
The Roy Cooperative Company Of
Roy, n. NJ, will begin the erection OF
a large grain elevator soon. which Ia
70 cost nearly $4,000. Plans nre al
ready made for the excavation and II
Is expected that the new structure
will be completed In time TO take rare
Of the fall crop.
Eleven persons were seriously ~
iured when Santa Fe passenger train
No. sos, bound from III Pnso to Albu-
querque, struck a stretch OF track UNI
dermlned by high water near La Joya,
fifty miles south OF Albuquerque. The
baggage and smoking car was tele.
scoped aud n chair car was dernlled.
New Mexico Is showing her heels TO
all other states IN the Federal Public
Health Association membership drive.
According TO the latest reports received
at the health department, the state has
already given more than 200 per cent
OF Its quota OF new members. The
quota, however, was only IL members.
Two hundred and eighty sets OF har-
ness have been received by the Arl-
zona Highway Department from the
government, Il was announced by State
Engineer Maddox, who added that
road camps had been instructed 10
make no more purchases and that in.
quiries had been sent each county en-
glneer MS TO his requirements.
Between 10000 and $4,000 cases of
eggs, 80 dozen to the case, were pro.
duced In the Sale River valley In 1919.
according 10 figures made public by
the Phoenix Chamber Of Commerce.
The statement said the egg sold at an
average price of 20 ITO cents a dozen,
reaching an approximate total OF
$00O,OOO.
The New Mexico Dental Association
will hold It's annual meeting nc Albu-
querque June 81, % and %. The local
dentists will form the committee on
arrangements and all the sessions will
be held In the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms, where visiting dentists from
Denver and other cities will give u
three days' postgraduate course.
The Apache county rOnd bond cleo.
tion carried for the bonds by n large
majority, according 10 word received
by State Engineer Maddox ut phoe.
nix from -. Y. Peterson, clerk " the
Apache County Board OF Supervisors.
Peterson said In his message that the
county expected to be ready In the
near future to match Sl50,000 federal
aid for highway construction.
II. Barnum, a p~Ostoffice employee OF
Silver city, n. NJ, has a White Leg
horn hen which has established II rec.
ord by laying what ma he termed n
renl double egg. While gathering the
eggs In the hen house a few days ngo
Mr.. Bnrnum found an egg which was
nearly the size Of n goose egg, and
upon breaking the shell discovered on
the inside an ordinary sized egg, per-
fectly formed, and enclosed in a hard
shell.
Complete determination OF what was
considered one of the largest prairie
dog towns" In the West has been re.
ported to the predatory animal inspect.
IRIS office AT Phoenix by the Chlrlca-
hue Cattle Company of Cochlse county,
southeastern Arizonn. More than
i,000,OO0 prairie dogs were estimated
Ia have lived on the company's ranch
OF more than 10000 acres until the
management started an offensive cam
Yaign against them.
G. W. +. Hunt. former governor OF
Arizona, whose nomination as min ster
to Siam was confirmed by the Senate,
Il expected TO sail from San Francisco
for Siam June 10,
A temporary injunction, issued by
the United States District Court IN
New Mexico. restraining the state
council ~ defense and certain off.
einls Of that state from interfering
with the sale and circulation Of the
Hearst magazines In New Mexico, was
upheld by the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals at 81, Paul The In.
junction was obtained by the lnterna-
tional Magazine Company, Of which
W. H. Hearst Is a stakeholder. The
action started early In 1915.
10 punish her 7-year-old daughter,
Concha, for dIsobedlence, Mrs. Angus
tine DIVA, wife OF n cotton picker In
the Scottsdale district. neal Phoenix.
II alleged 10 have held her daughters
feet In Il trash fire and wrapped hurn-
ing clothes about them. The child's
creams attracted Mexicans, who sum.
moned a deputy sheriff. The IN
told nfflcers. iheV snld. Tint shA I'D