The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-14
Southwestern Briefs

al the Forty second Annual commence
ment exercises. May IS.
b. J. Mckinney. newly appointed
United States marshal for Arizona.
will take office July /. With an entirely
new staff OF assistants.
I Since January / there has been a
total Of 2i.073 visitors through the
carlsbad Cayerns compared 10 1888
TOR the same period OF 1884.
4 Governor Moeur has designated
June 10 TO Is inclusive as western
railroad week. He urged Arizonans
( to cooperate with railroad officials in
observing the period.
/ The $500 600 June allotment for crop
planting has been allocated and is
available 10 New Mexico. according TO
. Gov Clyde Tingley. who said he had
been so advised by Sen. Carl Hatch.
The Cochise county board OF super.
yisors have petitloned the Arizona
tax commission for an emergency levy
OF $4,000 to operate the county hos
pital. county attorney and sheriffs of
fices.
Albuquerque Golden Jubilee. July
-. celebrating its fiftieth birthday. is
calling for old.timers for its parades
and pageants. II has asked communi-
ties throughout the state to assist in
this direction.
Coconino county school district No
will apply to the public works ad-
ministration for a loan OF $4,000 for
construction OF new grammar school
at Williams. Ariz.. It has been an
nounced
Headquarters for District No. 4.
FERA. have been established in
Deming. n. NJ. including the counties
OF Luna, Grant. Hidalgo. Dona Ana.
Sierra. Socorro and Catron, II has
been announced.
Gov. Clyde Tingley Of New Mexico
has applied for $500 in TWA funds
and has asked the government to ear.
mark IS 200 900 for construction OF the
San Juan Water Diversion Project. II
has been announced.
Sir Josiah Stamp. president OF the
British Railways. is impressed with
the Grand Canyon because IL makes
me feel so young" lie and Lady
Stamp were visitors at the Canyon re-
Gently. on their tour OF the nation.
Four graduates Of the college de
partment and fifty-two seniors in the
high school department received di.
plomRs at commencement exercises
held at the New Mexico State Teach.
ers College at Silver City.
Miss Bernice Tidwell OF Carlsbad.
n. NJ. has been awarded first place
among all New Mexico entrants in the
twelfth annual meat story contest
according TO the National Live Stock
and Meat Board. its sponsor.
Written entirely In Chinese. the viii
OF Yce Toy sicung. Phoenix merchant
who died recently. was filed In Mari
copa county Superior Court. The es-
tate did not exceed $4,000. An Eng
llsh translation was provided with the
will.
New Mexico bankers wound up their
two-day convention at Roswell with a
business session in which they named
5. a. Jones. president OF the Citizens
Bank OF Clovis. as president. and Sc
lected Ration for the 1896 convention
city.
Company NJ Of Prescott. machine
gun outfit OF the 15Sth infantry. Ari
roma national guard. viii be in camp
at Flagstaff. August 1870. according
10 instructions received by Capt. Har-
ry l. Mayneld from the adjutant gen
erals office.
The Allison mine OF the Diamond
Coal Co. near Gallup. has suspended
operations. according to b. B. Hangar,
general manager. Present market con
dltions and Allison mine production
costs were reasons given by Hangar
for the suspension.
Fourteen juniors In the Reserve OF
lege will attend six weeks summer
camp al Fort Bulls. Texas. They are
being sent TO camp by the Federal
Government in connection with their
military training course at the college.
Stetson Brothers. operators OF thea
tres In Phoenix and Prescott, have an
nounced plans for construction of an.
other showhouse In Phoenix. The new
theatre. which win have a capacity
OF 900 seats. viii be the second estab-
lished in Phoenix by the Stetson Broth
ers.
Superior. Ariz., once important 81
yer center. recently held a silver jubi-
lee celebration, heralding the in.
creased price Of the white metal and
the resumption OF operations in many
OF the old mines of the district. Fash
ions Of the early COS were assumed by
the citizens with bearded prospectors
and cowboys crowding the streets.
Phoenix milk men want to lead a
more normal and happier life," and
believe daylight delivery will do the
rick. Some of the large dairies have
started a movement asking approval
or disapproval of Z 80 o'clock deliv.
cry. They give the following reasons
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