The Coolidge examiner., 1934-07-06
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branch bank in Kingman, Ariz.
/ New Me1ico's share OF the 5000 000..
300 appropriations for highway con.
struction will amount to about three
million dollars.
J. F. Mcdonald. Arizona state
Z Irriminologist reported recently that
|32S fingerprint records OF Arizona orr
gin were received during May.
Demobilization Il the Sunnower
|CCC camp near Globe. Ariz.. has been
effected and its membership has been
transferred TO Stafford and to Grano
Lake. Colo.
/ Sales tax collections in Arizona for
The first eleven days Of June totaled
.El9.97S.70. according to F. F. Frazer.
assistant director OF the state sales
AK division.
< Sheepmen OF Valencia and McKin.
T ey counties, in New Mexico. reported
The highest lamb crop in the history
7 of the country following completion
F u lambing early in June.
Grapefruit production in Arizona has
multiplied almost 500fold In the thir.
1 .y-fiye.year history OF the industry.
I according to survey by the Phoe-
ak Chamber Of Commerce.
( a tentative scale OF liquor licenses
has been adopted by the Santa Fe City
Council. with the agreement there
shall be no closing restrictions for u
Z year in selling liquor in the city
The Artesia Pipe Line Company has
lnloaded twelve carloads Of new pipe
At Artesia. y. NJ. preparatory to lay
T Ing a fourinch line from Artesia 10
The western edge OF Lea county.
With $50 delegates present. an asso.
citation OF twenty,four New Mexico
towns located along O. s. highway No.
20. from Clovis 10 Las Cruces, was
organized recently at Mescalero.
The condition OF ranges over New
Mexico on June was the lowest than
at any time since 1925. Fred Daniels.
federal agricultural statistician. stated
In his monthly crop and livestock re-
port.
Appointment OF the Rev Walter
Hofmann. pastor Of the Glendale.
Ariz. Christian church. as member
and chairman Of the State Board OF
Pardons and Paroles. has been an
nouuced.
The city OF Williams. Ariz. has fur
ther reduced its expenditures for the
coming year BY retiring three more OF
It's per cent bonds OF $1,000 each.
The bonds were purchased al 1850. or
$50 below par.
Visitors from the East. West and
Far West. including all the states
bounding New Mexico. attended the
Polo Pony show. which was held re-
Gently at the Philmont ranch near
Cimarron. n. VI.
Mary Loos. who studied dramatIes
az Stanford University and the Uni.
versIty OF New Mexico. was called
from an archaeological expedition in
New Mexico to enter into a film con
tract al a major studio.
DR.. G. W. Barr OF the agricultural
extension service of the University OF
Arizona. who is acting as state direc-
tor for drought relief. has been au-
thorized by Washington authorities TO
proceed with emergency work in all
drought-siricken counties.
Salaries paid school teachers in the
Mckinley. n. NJ, county rural section
are considerably higher than salaries
paid in the majority OF other counties
in the state. school budgets recently
completed by Educational Budget
Auditor r. II. Grissom. show.
Business In Arizona continues TO
sweep forward. motor vehicle fuel tax
figures released by the highway de-
partment. show. Taxes collected in
May showed a gain OF Sc per cent
over the total for April, and a boost
of EOS per cent over May of 1888.
Miss Lillian Rogers was chosen as
president OF the Las Vegas, n. NJ.
Business and Professional Women's
Club at recent meeting in Las Vegas.
A farm loan headquarters admins
tration office is sought for Arizona in
telegram TO President Roosevelt by
Gov. Il. Il. Moeur.
A brand new recreation lake, TWEEN
ty-five feet in depth. impounding 625
acre feet OF water-and with an ex-
ceptionally fine drainage area OF ap
proximately 1900 acres-is to be
another feature asset of Williams
Ariz, tourist attractions within the
next two months.
At the request OF State Game War
den Elliot Barker, the U. g. bureau
Of fisheries has sent scientists to New
Mexico to make a complete biological
and chemical analysis Of the fishing
waters Of the state to determine carry |
ing capacity, and the species of fish
best suited TO each of the major wa
ters.
Indians Of Isleta Pueblo. peace-lov
ing farmers living on a reservation |
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