The Coolidge examiner., 1934-10-05
Southwestern Briefs


rected the exclusive use OF steel in
the 1895 licenses.
Production OF 9.252. 900 bales OF cot
ton this year was reported by the De
partment OF Agriculture as being In
dicated by Sept. conditions. or this
number. New Mexico produced $4,000
bales.
John Artiehoker. coach OF the
Burke Indian school for the last two
years. has returned 10 the Rosebud
reservation in South Dakota. leaving
vacancy in the Fort wingate schools
coaching staff.
Fire of an undetermined origin de-
stroyed three buildings in Gallup. n.
NJ. recently. causing a total loss OF
$4,000, The buildings housed an In
dian trading store. blacksmith shop
and Japanese restaurant.
The University OF New Mexico and
the school for the deaf will get their
public works grants without delay. &C
oording to ]. j. Dempsey. who said he
had been advised by John Pershing
OF Washington. PwA counsel.
Rudolph Gjelsness. Arizona Univer-
sIty librarian. announces that the in.
stitutions library has been greatly en-.
larged and enriched. From the Library
Of Congress and the New York public
library have come many needed books.
he said.
A reduction OF over $4,000 in the
operating cost OF Ration schools over
the last fiscal year. despite the fact
that the average daily attendance has
increased by twenty-five. is the high
light Of the auditors report recently
compiled.
Public Works Administrator Harold
l.. Ickes has refused 10 allot one mil
lion dollars TO the bureau Of reelama.
tion 10 cover the additional cost OF
high dam on the CabaIlo site. New
Mexico. The Caballo site is on the
Rio Grande river.
Arizona University officials an
nounce that two graduate students
will aid Dean Byron Cummings as
+ curators in the archaeology museum.
/ They are Gordon c. Baldwin, Port.
( land. Ore. and Miss Jean Mcwhirt,
F Prescott.
/ Operations In three mines In the
( Colorado river district. thirty.five
miles west OF Kingman. have been
e Of A.
stroyed the katherine mill OF the Gold
Standard mines. with damage esti.
mated at sl50000.
University Of Arizona officials an.
nounce that Mary Frances Munds Par.
sons OF Los Angeles. has been ap.
( pointed to teaching fellowship In the
woman's physical education depart.
ment In the university Miss Parsons
was graduated from 1he University OF
Arizona In 1927.
The State Highway Department has
called bids for more than 5000 900 In
F work on L. s. Highway 60 and Chand.
Ter city streets. They are oil process.
ing the Holbrook.Lipton road at an
estimated cost of sl39. 500 and con.
crete paving of Chandler streets at n
cost Of s7S.200.
Purchase OF cattle under the drouth
relief program In New Mexico has
been halted until further orders are
received from Washington. Dr. II. L.
Black OF the New Mexico State Col
lege. in charge Of purchases In the
state, said In announcing the state al
ready had spent more than its allow
ance for the month OF September.
When freshman registration at the
University OF Arizona closed, $50 stu.
dents had left their names in the Of
+ flee OF Registrar c. T. Lasher All
parts OF the United States. including
the Canal Zone. and every community
in Arizona. were represented. Twen.
ty-seYen states. not including Arizona.
were represented in the registration.
BY discovering "island uniyerses"
within the constellation OF Hercules.
DR.. Z. r. Carpenter OF Steward obser-
vatory. at the University OF Arizona.
has succeeded In extending the uni
verse far beyond the limits now known
by mankind. Two hundred and fifty
galaxies or groups OF little worlds
Dr. Carpenter believes. make up the
super galaxy. the twenty-fifth discoy-
/ cred.
In order 10 relieve congestion on
+ the University OF Arizona campus the
university board OF regents have de
/ cided to secure a building off the
campus TO house administration OF
/ fices Of federal emergency programs
+ The federal projects, handled by the
agricultural extension service and
other departments. are taking up
I classroom and office space on an nj
ready overcrowded campus.
Thirteen skeletons have been un-
earthed in the ruins of the Quarai mis-
+ sion. eight miles south of Mountain
I air, N. NJ. by civilian conservation
corps workers. The skeletons. found
/ beneath eight feet of debris inside the
ruins of the mission walls, apparent