Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-23
Southwest News
From An Over
NeW Mexico
and Arizona

All mining claimants In Arizona who
expect to make application for surveys
aud patents this year with n View Of
obtaining final receipt before the
end Of the year aud avoiding annual
assessment work should make applica.
tion TO the surveyor general without
delay.
At q regular meeting OF the Tucum-
carl, n NJ, Chamber Of Commerce, Mfr.
McGee suggested thnt n bonus be CIV
en- to the first oil company bringing In
n well In Quay county or within thirty
miles Of the city. No final action was
taken but II Is believed the bonus viii
be raised.
A civic organization at Albuquerque
has started u movement to change the
name OF the state OF New Mexico. A
resolution was passed saying that In
view OF the turbulent conditions in
Mexico and association OF names, tho
Legislature be asked TO rename the
| state. No name was recommended In
the resolution.
Federal aid for Arizona, and there
In no possibility that any money orig
| inally allotted TO that state will be
withdrawn because OF failure to match
the funds. This Is the import OF n wire
received by the State Highway Depart
ment from Assistant State Engineer +.
NJ. Holmqulst.
Indications are that mining opera
lions will b. resumed nj Tyrone camp
I'm New Mexico, about August 1. The
now Marcy mills have been received
and are being Installed and there Is
more machinery IN transit so II is ex-
pected that another month will put the
big concentration In working order.
W. q. Churchill OF HaEelton, Pa,
was found dead In his berth on n spe-
clal train Of shrlners OF RaJah temple
Of Reading when It arrived at Albu.
querque. His death was said to he due
to heart disease. The train made a
stop OF two hours while brief services
were held and the body prepared FOR
shipment to Hazelton.
The Universal garage OF Portales
N. NJ, has established q free camping
ground for tourists which when com
pleted will be one OF the best In that
section OF the state. The ground 10 To-
Gated in the rear OF the garage ant
will be equipped with free water ono
lights and all the expenses will be pait
hy the garage people.
Nearly all the equipment for build
ing the road from Lovington TO Carls
bad, n. NJ, has arrived and work will
be started soon. Several large truck
will be used In the work and a powell
grader has also been shipped and vii
arrive In a few days. Part Of this roat
has already been graded by the Lei
County Construction Company.
Fulfilling every confident expecta
ton OF the members Of the count!
highway commission, the board Of 81
pervlsors, Judge Rush In Fedora
Court In Chicago has ruled against al
those attempting TO block the highwa,
building program In Mnricopn county
ArlE., by denying the application for
temporary injunction to prevent the do
livery of any more OF the $4,O00.OOO II
sue Of highway bonds to the purchai
ers, and dismissed the case.
, The big motor convoy which 10 NAL
ing a transcontlnental nj from Wnsi
inRton to San Francisco under IN
auspices OF the War Department wi
I pass through silver City on It's wa
| across New Mexico. The total person
mel besides the big trucks Ia twenty o
T, ficers and 100 men. The trip will /
made at the rate Of forty-flve mile
: per dny aud barring accidents shoul
arrive In silver City about the 25th
August.
The Western Trading and Elevate
Company has purchased n site and wi
I let the contract OOn for Its new ell
, vator building at Clovis, N. NJ.
, Gen. Aware Obregon, In a statemeI
at NOgales, Arlz, regarding reports
IL. revolts In parts Of Mexico against h
de factO government, said the revol
ing generals are former Carranxa n
: herents who fear punishment by Il
4 present government on graft charge
|. The r%evolts, the general said, are co
a fined 10 two or three local sections al
are regarded as a bluff, precedll
= flight OF the revolving parties TO Il
mountains as fugltlves from Justice.
- The long.taiked-Of and much-to-t
!. desired highway through the Bla
range, one " New Mexlco's most bea
:. tiful scenic routes, Is now an assur
fact, for the boards Of commissions
y both OF Sierra and Grant countli
VI have made special tax ievles, In {