The border vidette., 1925-01-03
ARIZONA NEWS.

lett Heard tract. recently placed
on the market, is selling very
we'll, according to Eben E. Lane,
sales manager of the Wright B.
Heard Investment Co. The com.
pany plans to set aside triang.
ular space in the center of the
su division, which will be plant
ed with shade trees and provid
ed with playground equipment
for the use of the residents of
the district.
Tucson-In the final report of
the United States grand jury re,
solutions we're included urging
the Pima county board of super,
visors to give consideration to
the construction of a new Jail
building capacity of acconImo
dating $50 prisoners. The gov.
ernment has contract with the
county for the housing of fede.
raj prisoners.
! Grand Canyon-Work on the
new government trail into the
Grand Canyon is we'll underway,
with crews working at both the
upper and lower ends.
Tucson-It is believed that
there is little likelihood that an
appropriation of $425,OOO for a
federal building for Tucson, in.
cluded in the bill introduced in
the senate, will be made for the
reason that President Coolidge
has taken strong stand against
the passing of the public build,
ings bill
Miami A new Knights of
Columbus community central
building is to be erected on a
West Sullivan street site oppo.
site the Catholic church. Plans
for the buildinng have been
drawn by George O'Mara OF Los
| Angeles.
| Jerome-Plans for the new
Methodist church to be built
have been ordered modified by
| the board of trustees, and have
therefl ON been returned to the
architect for changes. AS soon
as plans are ready work on the
church will be pushed as rapid.
ly as possible.
| Winslow-Terms have been
agreed upon for the construction
of new 5Ox5O foot building
here in which unit of the In.
dian employment division is to
be established.
| Phoenix-The new $48,OCO.OO
Cartwright school building is
now completed and ready for
use.
Phoepix-In his biennial re.
port of the library, Con P. Cron.
in, librarian, states that Arizona
must have a hall of records or a
temple of justice to house the
state law and reference library
and the supreme court.
Tucson-The first floor of the
new library OF the University of
Arizona is fast nearing compile
ton and will probably be ready
for use by the opening of the
second semester 10 February,
according to President Cloyd H.
Marvin. The exterior work is
practically completed and work
on the interior has started. The
lobby will be finished in marble
and bronze, while the Mexican
hardwood, amapa, which is of
an oak color, will be used ex
clusively for the woodwork fin
ishing of the interior. The fur
niture will be of white oak, &C
cording to present plans.
Yuma-Plans for new $4,000
parish house for st. Paul's Epis.
copal church here are being
drawn by V. 0. Wallingford. of
Phoenix, the building to be start
ed as soon as bids can be receiv.
ed and the contract awarded.
The parish house will be two
stories high, 100 by 35 feet, and
will contain a large parish hall,
a guild room, a room for the
men and boys organization and
a we'll equipped modern kitchen.
The second floor will be occupied
by Sunday school rooms.
Mesa-It is announced that
soon after construction work has
started on the Auxiliary Eastern
project, now known as Roose-
velt district number one, another
bond issue of 81 100000 will be
offered the land owners. Addi,