The Coolidge examiner., 1932-11-18
Southwestern Briefs

tember.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Gregory of Santa
Fe died as the result of injuries re-
ceived in an auto accident seven miles
south of Santa Fe on the Lamy high
way.
The 1893 automobile license plates
for New Mexico are being mailed by
parcel post to all the distributors this
year instead of being shipped by truck
as has been the custom in the past.
John G. Wooten, a prospector, has
reported discovery of a gold bearing
vein 25 miles west of Hillside, Ari-
zona. He said assays showed the ore
was worth from S2O50 to $3.50 ton.
Farmers on the Storrie Project in
New Mexico are shipping their sugar
beets to Swink, Colo. The acreage of
beets on the project this year was
not large, but the general yield was
good.
Jose Ortiz Y Pine of Kentucky, n.
NJ. filed a petition signed by residents
of the community served by the San
ia Fe railroad protesting against the
railway application to close the
agency at Kennedy.
The city of Albuquerque will re-
ceive a gift of 100000 for munich
pal auditorium to be known as the
Albuquerque Public Forum" under
the terms of the will of Neill B.
Field, attorney. who died recently.
The Texas company, whose whole
sale plant in Lower Miami, Arizona,
was destroyed by fire September is.
will build a new plant adjoining the
Southern Pacific Company's railroad
near Grover canyon within the near
future.
The New Mexico state corporation
commission cancelled the blue sky per-
mits of the following companies The
United Royalties, Inc, of Albuquer-
que; Your Food Stores, Inc, of San
ia Fe, and the Albuquerque and San
ia Fe Oil Company.
New Mexico growers of pinto beans,
who have government loans maturing
November 30 will be allowed to place
beans in storage as collateral until
they are marketed Dallas will be a
concentration point for storage if it
is found advisable to market beans
from there.
Falling 2,700 feet when the cage in
which they were working was torn
oh h1r
21, well known in the Miami,
Ariz., district, as a prize fighter, and
Tom Domingues, 3S, were killed in
stantly in an accident at the Magma
mine in Superior.
A. H. Kneale, superintendent of the
Pima Indian reservation with head
quarters at Sacaton, Arizona, an
nounced the United States Indian ser
vice was considering plans for ex-
penditure Of approximately 100000
in development of 10000 acres of
fertile land in the San Carlos project.
C. C. Cresser. 5O-year-old mining
man who had been employed on the
Apache Maid property OF D. M. Losey
in the Jersey Lily district, lost his
life when the truck he was driving to
the mine from Prescott, Arizona, got
out Of control and rolled over and
down a canyon side distance of 900
feet
Warrants have been drawn by Mrs,
Ana Frohmiller, Arizona state auditor.
for the second quarterly apportion-
ment of state school funds amounting
to $493, 3,456.72. The amount appor
toned to the counties includes !:
Cochise, s4S,762.35; Pima, $61,753.37 /;
Santa Cruz, s11,S03 Yavapai, s40,-
1887; and Maricopa, $1S7,73714.
The New Mexico state corporation
commission granted charters to the
following companies: The Sanolind
Oil and Gas Company of Delaware
with authorized capital stock of $780,
100000, The company will maintain
headquarters at Santa Fe and with j.
o. Seth as legal agent. The Dudley
Stone Products Company, Inc, of Tex
as with authorized capital of 100000.
The Liberty club of Albuquerque, a
no stockholders liability benevolent
and charitable organization. The in
corporators are Alfred Naunes, Max
Gutierrez, J. T. Sanchez, ]. B. Ia
mora and Ed Milligan, all of Albu-
querque.
Commercial companies operating
private cars in Arizona will pay the
state a tax of $9O,51O.99 for 1882 ac-
cording to a statement issued by the
tax commission. The cars owned by
the companies are valued at $2,277,-
007 and the tax has been computed on
the average tax rate for all purposes
in Arizona which is $3,975 per each
500 of assessed valuation. The tax
will be collected by the state treas
urer. Two companies pay the bulk of
the tax or approximately $4,000. They
are the Pacific Fruit Express and the
Pullman Company. In all, 105 COM
panies will pay the tax The next