Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-08
Southwest News
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and Arizona
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Citizens Of A~lnmogordo. y. NJ, ARE
planning the construction ~ n public
swimming pool. All are enthusiastic
over the proposition and It Is thought
that n pool win be- n big asset To the
community.
At n special meeting the CONNER
cial club Of las Vegas, y. NJ, decided
that the Cowboys Reunion must he
held again this summer II possible.
Secretary Root reported That some
$4,000 hnd been raised aud that an
effort would be- made to get more,
W. NJ Elliott, foreman for the Dln.
mond A Cattle Company aud one OF the
best known stockmen In the vicinity of
silver city, y. NJ, Is dead NJ his home
FROM henrt failure. He had been u eat.
tie mun of Grant county for many
years.
The Clovis. n. NJ, Gun club, with flf.
~ members in the initial organization,
recently held Il meeting for the cleo
ton of Officers, Milton Brown being
chosen Ms the new president. \ range
will be- fitted rp soon and practice Will
he started Icy the team.
Surveyors are NOW at work on The
highway between Colfax and Maxwell,
n. NJ, aud the work uf grading the
road will he started q The surfnc
Ing viii he completed early In the sum.
mer, thus making another main high.
way into Ration.
\ cotton gin In Roswell, y. NJ, To
take are Of the seasons crop Is now
assured, according 10 the reports r..
celved since a meeting of the farmers
which was recently held. Practically
all the acreage needed has been So.
cured aud the crop will he one Of the
principal ones OF the valley during the
coming season.
SENATE Bin No. 15s, amending the
present law relating to the sulc of
bonds TO secure the indebtedness OF
counties, school districts, cities, towns
and other municipal corporations By
changing the restriction upon the
amount for which such bonds could be-
sold, was vetoed by Governor 1'homas
l.. Campbell. The measure was passed
by the last Legislature.
The farmers Of Quay county. y. NJ.
hive shipped four ear lOnds of broom
corn TO the eastern markets, this being
the largest shipment of the senson.
The price paid to the growers was SO
per ton. which mean that the crop will
bring n neni SUM TO the farmers Of this
vicinity and Will no doubt mean that
the ncrcnge will he greatly Increased
during the coming season.
Arl2onn Is n big factor In the mining
world. This fact Is clearly brought on
In the list Of officers aud committees
for 1921 for the American Mining Con-
grcss. james $. Douglas, prominent
mining man of the southern part Of the
state, Is II member OF the board of di
%rectors, while Norman Carmichael of
the Arizona Copper Company In chr.
ton, Is on the committee of state vice
presidents.
The Old Dominion Company. one of
the oldest producers of copper In Arr.
IONA, viii discontinue operations. ln
making this announcement. President
& hnii's $ Smith stated that the com
lnny is carrying % lnrgc surplus Of cop
per produced nt high cost and for
mere Is mo- morhct. Operations
VIII be- reduced gradually over II per
'nd of several weeks until ore and coke
an hand have been exhausted.
The much discussed Arllonn indus
trnl commission him Inns been signed
hy the governor The bin crentc. AN
Industrial commission of three u,m
beers. serving lcrms OF two four and
years. each ni q salary ot SinOn
' H'"' u commission VIII appoint
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