The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-09
[puthvest News
From All Over
re,p Mexico
and Arizona

niob school building Willch
new ,a6er nl construction at socor-
been qn tnr some time has been com. !.
\ an and opened for the laii 'e''" .
udoIpn. president of the Ari-
\, han and the Southern Pacific
- and one of the pioneer raii-
tll,p' @sp Of the southwest died at
'D' o, meeting of the New Mex
rS'," Irovers' Association in Es-
B''I NJ, to arrange for the sell
b. y ts for the year, it was de-
SDUa oontinue the organization tor
,n.pt Hamilton of Estancia,
tlDl. Iris ,, that the winter wheat
l,f no more than doubled this
VII st Of the farmers think that
d DIV oet il in the ground early
,iaId more than the spring
~. Farms Company, which will
-o OD onp of the finest herds of
pl, 'sbrpd livestock in the southern
;Tor Mexico, recently unlOaded
u..ford bulls which will be
an the range of the L-C Cattle
sny, y near Silver City,
-, and stockmen in the vicin-
,rood near AlamOgOrdO, \. NJ,
,,ood an association TO rid the
= If coyOtes and other preda-
simals Local men will have
! Of the work under the direction
hological survey.
), Com Emory Coil of Tucson
monc the party of American nav
r.orS aboard the dirigible ZR-2
ornloded and was destroyed
,ha city of Hull, England, ac-
!, 70 Gen. L. H. Manning. father
If tbe lieutenant commander.
vmpmline NJ. NOyes, one of the
rosidpntS of Prescott, AriZ., and
tu of Frank b. NOyeS of the
,1gon Star, president of the As
rd Press, died in a hospital in
or She was 81 years old and
rd in Prescott fifIy-One years.
wriously lived in California and
bis
Las Vegas WOmen's Civic
NJ has been organized with a
membership for the purpose of
s women to cast their ballots in
gtly. The organization is non
M. but will endeavor to give its
IN the benefit of thorough dis
n Of all matters on which they
allied on TO vote.
aa Dewey Carlos, %, was killed
lining at his home. a mile north
ginO, AriZ. He and a younger
had been cutting wood. George
alding near a tree, his ak over
builder. The tree, struck by the
Ig bolt, was uprOOted, the cur
pSing to the young wOodsman.
hath was almost instantaneous.
nhltS of Hope, n. NJ, and the
nfng country held a big meet
discuss the proposed irrigation
y which is to be constructed
Of there. The water shed north
y city is one of the largest in the
F and with the building of a
RSeryOir it would be possible to
rie over 100000 acres in the val
AVeen Hope and Artesia.
b Smith, formerly city clerk of
-s Arlz, surrendered to the
attorney TO answer to a charge
'Ig embezzled $6,0S7.23 while he
" Clerk. Smiths bail was fixed
wv and he was given time to
uP bond. Smith is alleged to
HaOezzled the money on Aug. u,
y having caShed checks belong
he city and devoting the money
own use.
NalOnS for more than $J00,00O
N 10 cattlemen in Arizona were
uOy the Arizona advisory COM
VI he National Live Stock FL
oOTpOratiOn, at a meeting of the
''ee at Phoenix.
i"ad interest is being shown
OlOOm corn association which
|'ued at POrtales, n. NJ, some
~ LOT the marketing of the crop.
SSelh has been tried out. in Cur
Oulef counties and it is thought
-ee is no reason why it will not
0ccess.
- moon, a prisoner in the state
'uary at Florence, died as a re-
~JurleS received when a bank
I On MIN in the gravel pit at
W. Moon was working in the
y 'lle caye-in occurred. He was
.''ely dug out but died a short
'er IN the hospital.
! special meeting of the officials
% "iy County Fair Association,
N NO'lS' \. NJ, it was decided to
annual fair some time in Oc.
uateS to be announced later.
9ee'lng the officers and com.
.s ~, lhe coming event were
kns5u au the plans for the big pro.
lCnn 'ilil OF the Southwest Lum
'upany at Alomooordo N nj