The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-31
Southwestern Briefs

. Arizona 4H boys and girls viii hold
their annual state roundup at Tucson.
June Q. and s.
Plans have been made for maintain
ing In the Globe. Arizona. high school
OF q selfsupportlng summer school
for pupils who wish to make up credit.
+ Il was announced By II. Z. Stephenson.
city superintendent OF schools.
John G. OMalley. Phoenix. has been
elected president Of the Arizona Re
tail Lumber and Builders Supply AS
sociauon. other officers elected were
. c A. Hayes. Prescott. first vice pres
ident c. J. Killen, Yuma. second vice
president
a movement Is under way by Off
cials OF the northern Arizona museum
for Inclusion In the Wupatki nation
al monument Of vast area near Flag
staff. Ariz. embracing more than 600
Indians ruins. and a part OF the Paint.
ed Desert.
The Minnesota Society Of Arizona
was organized recently during a picnic
sponsored BY the ella County Minneso-
Ia Society. held at the arboretum near
Superior. Arizona. with Mrs. Gertrude
Roberts Sullivan. president. in charge
Of the program.
Margaret 4. Taylor. University OF
Arizona coed. will represent nearly
one million American college students
at an international conference at
Prague. Czecho Slovakia, July p 10
Aug. S. She will also attend a similar
meeting in Budapest
Among fifteen spring initiates in the
University Of Arizona chapter OF Blue
Key. national honorary service fratern-
ity for upper classmen was Earl Miller
OF Winslow, who graduated from Win
slow High School and has since been
studying at the university.
For the first time in more than two
years. Pima county. Arizona. has no
bonds In default. It was announced by
r. G. Darrow. county comptroller.
while $4,000 IN new court house bonds
and $4,000 in county road bonds have
not been paid. II is because they have
not been presented.
Southern Arizona cattle ranges and
cattle are in the best condition in the
last four years in the opinion OF live
stock men. Cattle men. basing their
statement on the condition OF range
lands and animals, believe that the
present situation is s5 per cent OF
the normal for the last ten years.
4 Joint meeting OF the University OF
Arizona board OF regents and the
board OF education Of Arizona State
Teachers College at Tempe and Flag.
staff was held in the office OF Gov.
Il. B. Moeur recently. The joint ses.
sion vas held to discuss the public
works administration Improvement
program at the thcee institutions
under loans from the government.
New Mexico ranges and pastures
for the state. considered as whole
showed only slight Improvement on
May ! as compared with a year ago.
according 70 Fred Daniels. agriculiur-
al slatisticlan. Northwestern and Sx-
treme south western counties have
normal or above subsoil moisture with
prospects when warmer weather
comes OF a good supply Of range feed.
Henry a. Morgan. former register
Of the United States land office at
Phoenix. has been named to the post
OF city magistrate by the city commits.
sion after Il had passed an ordinance
creating the post OF second city mag.
istrate." Under the charter, the city
clerk Is actually the city magistrate
but i'e charter also authorizes the
commission TO appoint a second mag
lstrate' IL deemed advisable.
The Yaqui Indians OF Arizona are
having difficulties over their ruling
officers. Three years ago II was their
chiefs now II is the assistant chief.
Gov b. B. Moeur received a letter
from Francisco Valencia, Tucson, who
wanted the executive to authorize him
TO represent his tribe as assistant
chief before all Pima county officers.
Valencia complained an assistant chief
elected several weeks ago has lost in
terest in the indian affairs.
When Cimarron's great event, Polo
Pony Show. Horse Festival, and Rodeo
is put on. June 30-July 4. at the new
grounds now assuming final shape, the
Ration. n. NJ. Chamber Of Commerce
viii make its contribution to the am
bilious program Of its neighbor by ar
ranging the Half Mile Ration Derby
stakes. II will be the feature race,
open to everyone; and the Cimarron
committee thinks it will be not only a
drawing card but a magnificent event.
Approximately fifty delegates from
nine states traversed by U. S. high
way go, opened the annual convention
of the routes booster organization at
Socorro, n. NJ. In his opening ad-
dress w. A. Sullivan, president of the
National Highway so Association, and
Mayor of Globe, Ariz., told the dele