The Coolidge examiner., 1932-04-22
Southwest News Items

day ana Wednesday, April 10 and ~,
at Miami.
A tariff on copper was described
before the senate by Senator Hayden.
Arizona, as necessary to save his state
from bankruptcy.
The eighth annual forty-third dis
trict conference of Rotary Interna-
tional will be held at Mesa, Ariz.,
April 10, II and IL.
On tour to study irrigation sys-
TENS in the west, three Russian agrOn-
omists inspected part of the Middle
Rio Grande conservancy project.
Smelter returns from the American
Smelling & Refining Company's plant
at FL Paso, N. NJ, on the first car of
ore loaded from the Pankey mines
show better than $55 per ton.
William Brophy, of Albuquerque, N.
NJ, has been appointed temporary
successor to the late Prof. Joseph R.
Long as a member of the Colorado
University law school faculty.
Southern Pacific Company has paid
total of $12,644,031 in pensions to
veteran employees of its service since
the establishment of the railroads
automatic pension provisions in 1908.
The Santa Fe Railroad Company's
faith in a return of business is un-
dimmed, and it is spending money on
a large scale for advertising and pre-
pairing for a tourist increase the CON-
ing year.
A dividend of 81 share has been
declared by the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railroad Company. The
company paid $150 three months ago
and before that at the rate of $40 Il
share annually.
A plan to restock Roosevelt lake,
as suggested by William Heger, presi-
dent of the Arizona Game Protective
Association, has been approved by w.
C. Joyner, state game warden, and
will go into effect Immediately.
Representative Dennis Chavez cf
New Mexico has introduced into the
house bill to transfer 100000 acres
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lie lands to the Spanish-American
Normal school at Ell Rita, N. M.
Mrs. E. V. Graybeal of Miami was
elected president of the Gila county
Council of Parent-Teachers Associa-
tion at the regular meeting of the
council held recently at the George
Washington school of lower, Miami.
Semi-annual examination for regis
tration of nurses will be held in Phoe-
nix April 29 and 80, according to an
nouncement made by Minnie G. Ben
son, secretary-treasurer of the Arizona
State Board of Nurse Examiners of
Tucson.
Attracted by Arizona's newest and
possibly richest recent strike, hun
dreds of prospectors and unemployed
men were flocking toward a camp
some thirty-five miles southwest of
Salome, where rich gold lode has
been reported.
Definite steps to correlate and CO.
ordinate the welfare work of the state
Of Arizona will be taken April % and
| %, when the Arizona conference of
Social Work convenes in Phoenix, ac-
cording to an announcement made
by Miss Susan Faherty, president.
The Cimarron stream and Red Riv-
er will be heavily stocked with trout
for the fishing season this year, ac-
cording to word received by DR.. M.
F. Smith, president of the Colfax
County Game Protective Association.
from State Game Warden Elliott Bar
ker.
All inspectors for the New Mexico
state cattle sanitary board will meet
here April 18 for g. general conference.
Walter Naylor, secretary of the board,
said recently. The conference has
been called for the purpose Of redis-
tricting the state and eliminating ex-
cess operating expenses.
| Governor George w. P. Hunt was
advised by Wilbur J. Carr, acting Sec
retary of state at Washington, that
Raja Rama Bhagat Chandra Bahadur.
C. S. T., of Jubbal, India, will visit
Grand Canyon June 4. The governor
said he would send representative
to welcome the Raja to Arizona.
New Mexico educational, charitable
penal and reformatory institutions will
receive only their portion of actual
tax collections after July l, the state
board of finances has decided.
Action was taken following discovery
that the state faces a huge deficit
on June 80, because of delinquencies
| in tax collections.
The Arizona Public Health Associ-
alton will hold it's fifth annual meet
ing in Globe April 18, 10 and 20, it
was announced by officials. Held
under the auspices of the state board
of health, the convention is expected
to attract approximately 100 dele
gates including high state officials
from all points in the state.
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