Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-04-30
Southwest News
From An OUeT
NeW Mexico
and Arizona
western Newspaper Union New. s.rvis.,

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Valley Water Users Association at
Phoenix, Howard s.. Reed was elect
Cd president.
The Arizona Cotton Growers Aaso-
citation has extended It's field C. cot
ton labor work to the Casa Grandc
and Santa Cruz valleys and directors
have been appointed from these dis
trictH.
The XIV Light and Power Company
OF Magdnlena, N. NJ, nov has In OPP
Grafton one OF the most complete and
up-to-date light, power, ice and cold
storage plants In the entire South
west.
The students OF the Las Cruces, N.
A., school will stage a spring festival
On April 23rd, the pageant to be staged
IN the nrnory, which will be trans
formed into Mount Olympus. the home
OF the Greek Gods.
At a recent meeting Of the East Las
Vegas, N. NJ, school board II was
voted 10 build the new High school
building on the present Castle school
grounds, connecting the new building
wih the present one.
Coconlno county In Arizona Is
spending 100000 On the Old Trails
highway, II was stated by County EN-
glneer !. Is. Wright, who VISITED the
state Highway Department at Phoe-
nix to consult with State Engineer
Thomas Maddox.
The Clark well, north OF Columbus,
Is now about 1900 feet and the drill
ing is proceeding with all possible
speed. Nothing unusual In the wny Of
formations has been encountered
There is u carload OF casing on the
track and more ordered.
The Arizona Bureau OF Mines IL now
In u position to supply fun informa
ton concerning the oil land leasing
bill approved February %, 1920, aud
general land office regulations cover
Ing oil and gas permits and rcguln
lions concerning oil shnle leases,
The New Mexico Construction Com
pnny. which Is taking over the WORK
OF the III Pnso Bithulithlc Company
in the state Of New Mexico, has oh
tanned the contract for about thirty
blocks Of paving In Clovis. Work will
he started there within n few weeks
Louis Albers, 90 years old, shot
through the chest NJ the Crimson mine
nenr Camp Creek, forty miles north
Of phocniN, was taken to Phoenix and
placed IN n hospital. Peter Zebro was
also taken To the city In custody OF u
deputy sheriff, who said Zebro nd
mitted he shot Albers after the lJitet
had seized him 10y the throat, declar'
ing his coughing az night was annoy
ing.
J. A. Work OF Cloudcroft, N. H., has
just received u shipment OF ten head
Of oxen recently brought from Tor
reon, Tex, which will he used In haul
ing logs to the mill at Bailey Station
In the Sacramento mountains. Tween.
~ more head will also be shipped In
from Louisiana. This Is said to be
one OF the few places Ia the United
states where oxen are used In the
lumber Industry.
TEL years after filing OF appllca'
tions for Indian nllotments by forty
one Pnpago Indians, word has been
received NJ the United States land Of.
flee at Phoenix that the applications
had been rejected, according to locnI
officials Of the land office. The ap
plicntions were rejected. II was said
for the reason that the land with with
drawn and included in the papago In
dian reservation for the benefit OF m,
tribe by nm executive order issued Feb
ruary /, 1917.
One leper was deported from Mari
ropa county, Arizona, to Mexico dur
ing March, according to the month";.
report OF the county physician.
Cattle valued at SlOO.OOO died II
currnls two miles south of Nogales
Ariz The animals. which weri
shipped from the tick belt, were i'm
properly dipped before loading, the dll
-unning or the bodies 10 the ground
where II was licked up In quantitle0
mfflclent for the poison In 1t to caus'
Heath when the animals reached thl
Nogales c%Orrals, whore they were sup
llied with water In abundance. Tn,
attic are the property OF the Fowle
Cattle Company.
clyde Morris, a senior, George Gen
ry. 70 sophomore, and Arthur Booke
It the State University were selecte
is the debating team for the inter
olleglate debate to be held In Albr
uerQue with The Agricultural Co
ege MAY 9th. The subject for debat