The Coolidge examiner., 1935-08-23
Southwestern Briefs

release from the Bureau OF Air Com.
merce.
New Mexico viii continue use OF the
|oue-and.nvemi tax tokens for sales
tax payments despite a ruling By Sec
re,ary Morgenthau that the tokens are
illegal
The new CCC camp has been estab.
I llshed al Carrizozo. y. NJ. and will DO
range Improvement work. the division
F Of grazing. Department OF the Interior.
announced
/ Twelve out of fifteen applicants for
admission 20 the New Mexico bar sue
cesslully passed the recent cXamina-
+ tions and have been recommended by
+ the bar commissioners for temporary
+ licenses.
Hugh N. Gardner. acting president
+ OF State College al Las Cruces. y. NJ
+ has announced the appointment Of
7 Dr. Aryil Stark as assistant professor
OF horticulture and landscape garden
cr at the college
B. S kisch. one OF the lawyers
registered at Santa Re for the State
I Ear Association convention. probably
is the delegate the greatest distance
I from his home town. Kisch regis.
tered from Alahabad. India.
T Plans for construction OF q $4,000
I PWA gymnasium at School OF Mines.
Socorro. y. NJ. have been released TO
contractors by Britelle and Ginner.
architects. Bids on the structure will
be opened al Socorro August 81.
Arizona State Teachers College at
I Tempe. Arizona. viii throw open its
doors for fall registration Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. September 5.
and Z. announcement was made this
week as the 1885 catalogue came
off the press.
4 a request has been made by the
+ New Mexico park service TO the WPA
+ for $4,000 for installation OF sewer
and water systems at the Aztec ruins
I national monument. Carlsbad caverns.
I FL MORO national monument and
I White Sands national monument.
Upwards OF 1000 men are expected
I to be employed soon on works prog
ress projects. according TO Gordon
I Herkenhon. director OF projects and
I planning. who made public the list OF
/ projects forwarded by New Mexico TO
Washington for approval or rejection.
W. y. Gohring supervising engineer
F In Arizona for the mining loan diyi-
+ sion of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation. said recently that the
I mining industry in the state Is on the
I threshold OF sensational boom as
result OF financing being provided by
I the RFC
/ The Arizona Cattle Growers Asso-
I citation reported that Yange conditions
f In southern Arizona have shown
F marked Improvement as the result OF
recent heavy rains. Water holes were
nlled and forage received sufficient
moisture to provide excellent feed for
( cattle. II was reported.
Clinton ?. Anderson Of Albuquerque
has been named state administrator
+ for the National Youth Movement. ac-
cording 10 Congressman Dennis Cha.
veg. Mr. Anderson is a former coun
7 y and state FERA administrator and
I is nov FERA regional field represen
/ tatiye for the Rocky Mountain area
I The appointment OF Howard ~
Watenbaugh OF the University Of Ari
zona as associate professor ot agron-
{ omy and associate experiment sta
ton agronomist. and w. Earl Beam
I as assistant professor OF English at
State College. Las Cruces. has been
announced by Hugh NJ Gardner. act
/ Ing president
An application for a loan OF S3.500
900 10 finance construction of the
I Glen Bridge-Verde Highline irrigation
| system. or the Alternate Colorado Riv.
I er-Verde Tunnel project. has been
/ filed with the Phoenix office OF the
Public Works Administration by Fred
T. Golfer. president OF the Arizona
| Highline Reclamation Association.
Five hundred thousand Mexican
silver pesos were shipped recently
/ from Nogales by Mexico TO California
/ where the coins will be turned into
/ bullion and recoined into half-peso
/ pieces. The silver pesos were called
in several months ago by the Mexican
government due to rise in the value
OF silver. The shipment weighed sew
/ eral thousand pounds.
S. A. Spear, Arizona state director
OF the national emergency council.
said loans for development OF small
/ mining properties must be obtained
through Washington. although appli.
cation blanks are being sent out by
/ the Arizona office. Aid will be ex.
tended 10 miners whose property can
be developed and mills erected at
cost OF less than $4,000.
Parker. Ariz., Colorado river reser.
walton town. recently experienced it's
first Indian uprising since the days
OF the tomahawks were more in use.
| Nearly thirty braves of the Mohave
/ tribe, armed with stones and clubs
and stirred up by agitators over the
arrest Of one OF their members. closed
in on officers from all directions
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