Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-11-05
Southwest News
From Al OUer
NeW Mexico
and Arizona
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

W'HN'Nh F'NHlAiNN hHl'H Vows HffNl'hs
Production by Miami Copper Com
pany for September was 100000
pounds OF copper. About 1900 men
nre employed at present by the com
pany.
The September output OF the New
Cornella Copper Company ut Ajo, Arr
zona, was 3,3l4,OOO pounds, compared
with 3,SDS,OOO pounds In September,
1919, and 3,7i4,OOO pounds In 1918.
Santa Fe employees OF Las Vegas, N.
Mex, will hold a safety rally some
time In December. the same MS was
held the early part Of the year. Mayor
Blood has been named ms Il member
Of the committee on arrangements.
About $4,000 acres OF fall wheat
have been planted In the vicinity OF
Mosquero, N. Mex, and, as the land
has been well prepared, n big crop
Is looked for during the coming season.
One OF the biggest fires Roswell,
n. Mex, has ever had occurred when
the round house, pumping plant, ma
chine shops and one locomotive OF the
Santa Te railroad we're completely de-
stroyed.
The New Mexico Food Products
Company, which was recently lncor-
pointed, hos selected n site at Albu-
querque for a large canning factory,
according to an announcement OF q.
A.. Wilson, one OF the officials OF the
company.
The contract has been let and work
on the new machine shops OF the Santa
Fe Rnilroad Company In Albuquerque
has started. The new shops will be
the second largest on the entire sys-
tenn and when completed will cost over
$2,O00,O00.
More than S1,O00,000 public improve
ments Will he made In Phoenix by the
city government during the next year,
II bond issues proposed by City Man
ager V. A. Thompson are given en-
dorsement by the city commission and
voters of that city.
Il. @. Hickman, who lives near Sill
yer City, n. Mex, discovered a row
and calf In IN old prospect hole near
his farm. The COW had fallen into
the hole and the calf, In attempting to
get to Its mother, had fallen In after
her. Both were suffering from lack
of food and water.
The Department OF Agriculture Club,
which was recently organized In Albu-
querque, win hold its next regular
meeting in November. The purpose
of the club Is to promote cooperation
among the various working men.
Frank @. Pooler, district forester, is
at the head of the club.
Il. Nj. Roemer, Assistant Instructor
OF Military Science and Tactics, at
tached TO the University II. o. Il. O.
unit, has received his commission as
captain OF cavalry in the United States
army. Captain Roemer, who has seen
a great deal Of service, was overseas
In the World war and had the rank
of major.
A contract for the construction OF
steel s-uperstructure for Il bridge over
the Hassayampn river has been
awarded by the state highway depart
ment OF Arizona to an Omaha CON
tructing firm In the sum of S20,O5T.
Seven bids were submitted. The state
will build the piers and concrete floor
OF the structure.
The mining and engineering library
Of the late Angus Mckay, prominent
mining man and capitalist OF Arizona,
has been presented by Mrs. Mckay to
the Phoenix public library. Library
officials said the books, which were
many and Of high value, would be
made the nucleus OF Il scientific sec
ton In the library.
Il. l.. Bandy has been appointed
highway engineer OF district number
one, comprising the counties OF Donn
Ana, Sierra, Grant, Luna and Hldnlgo,
In New Mexico. Mr.. Bandy was the
first project engineer IN the state over
the concrete road from lei Paso to
Las Cruces and has had n wide expert
ence In this line OF work.
Shelter production Of the Phelps
Dodge Corporation In the Blsbee-War-
rem district IN September was 1898.
600 pounds OF copper, compared with
0,220,0OO pounds In September, 1919,
and 15,5OO,023 pounds In September,
1918. Copper production by Calumet
x Arizona In September was 3,03S,0 900
pounds, compared with 8,31s,OO0 pounds
for the same month In 1919, and A.
s6S,0O0 pounds In 1918.
An aggregated purse OF $500 win
be given TO the winners In the calf
roplng contests 10 be staged by the
foyXhoV gnortq nrnUrnu, NJ tda ctot.