The Coolidge examiner., 1932-10-14
Southwestern Briefs


The Arizona Fish and Game Com
mission announced closing of Lake
Pleasant for bass fishing until Sept.
Is, 1884.
U. S. Senator Bronson Cutting of
New Mexico resigned as Republican
national committeeman from New
Mexico.
Shearing of the fall mohair clip is
well underway by members of the
Pinon Avis Angora Goat Association
in New Mexico
Gov. Arthur Seligman granted COM
plete pardons to Emiterio Anaya O.
Guadalupe county and Alfredo Aragon
of San Miguel county.
Harold NJ. Hogan was renamed
chief clerk of the Arizona highway
patrol, succeeding Riley Bryan, who
has been made field patrolman.
A motorcade left Nogales recently,
to attend the formal opening of the
international Pacific highway between
Nogles and Magdalena, Mexico.
A total of 22O miles of roads are to
be built in six Indian reservations in
northwestern New Mexico and north
eastern Arizona at a cost of S174,OOO.
The Grand Lodge of Arizona, Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, has
been granted permission to lay the
cornerstone of the new Phoenix fed
eral building.
The efforts of youngsters under
years of age and from 8 to ii years
will be featured in two divisions of
the domestic arts exhibits at the Ari-
zona state fair, Oct. "a to 80.
J. r. Halstead, lumberman and wide
ly known sportsman; Una Inch, of
Medford, Ore, his secretary, and Mrs.
Alice Jones, Los Angeles, were killed
near Prescott in an automobile acci-
dent
Sheriff's posses shot and killed
Jack Anderson. 60, gray-haired des-
perado who shot it out with officers
at his mountain camp near the Colo
rado-New Mexico border, south of Du,
range, Colo.
With over 1892 students registered
and pursuing class work at the Uni
versity of Arizona there is every in
dication that the total enrolment will
equal, If not exceed, the registration
figures for the last school year.
A truck load of valuable historical
material dealing directly with the
early days in Arizona, has been moved
from Tombstone to Tucson and will
be housed in the historical room of
the University of Arizona stadium.
A verdict of guilty and recommen-
dation of utmost clemency" were re-
turned by jury in the trial of Edu-
ardo Trujillo, former bookkeeper at
the First National bank of Santa Fe,
charged with conspiracy to violate ma
tional banking laws.
Shot by a dog. Zedo Ishikawa of
Mesa, Ariz., is dead. The youthful
japanese saw two dogs fighting. To
part them he pushed the butt of
rifle between them. One dog clawed
the trigger, sending a bullet into
Ishikawa's chest.
The old 470-pound town bell, Off
cially used at Kingston, N. M, during
the towns heyday to call political
gatherings and sound emergency
alarms, such as fights and fires, has
been reclaimed and now modestly
hangs on a new platform near the
postoffice, and it's clear ringing tones
announce the arrival of the United
States mail
Four adults were killed as a result
of an automobile accident near Selig-
man, Ariz. Mrs. Jennie Nelson, So;
her two daughters, Mrs. Carma Nc
Bride, "a; Miss June Nelson, IA, and
Walter (Hardrock) Rodgers, owner
and driver of the car, were crushed
to death when Rodgers machine
plunged over a high embankment
after an attempt to dodge livestock
on the paved highway.
A statement in which he asked the
hearty support" of all members OF
the American Legion in New Mexico,
was issued by Paul Gantz, state com
mander, upon his return from Port
land, Ore, where he attended the ma
tional convention. The statement re
ferred to an appeal made to the ma.
tional executive committee by a group
of Legionnaires for suspension of the
department charter in New Mexico
The appeal was denied, Commander
GantZ said.
Announcement has been made by
DR.. H. w. Marshall of two afternoon
courses at Normal University for the
accommodation of teachers of the two
towns. The classes will be held at
AIS o'clock on the afternoons desig-
mated. The first course is biology 101,
for which four hours credit will be
given. The classes will be held on