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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
12
County Agent Brown reports a survey on coyote damage to poultry in farming areas. Organizing farmers to overcome prejudice against poison use, with Musgrave aiding in addressing coyote predation. Also notes jurors reported for October court term and deputies serving taxpayers for fall term by the sheriff.
Traditions committee members were named by the Sophomore class led by chair Carmenittee head Drachman with aids including Chester, Snyder, Gresh, Meetfitt and Hortell among others. Women’s committee elected Jane Neyer as chairman with Harms Blair Kitheffer and others serving. George Hill presided at a meeting nominating officers. Registration numbers rise as 1161 checked in noon today. Beever arrives for Home Demonstration Dept. meetings. Women riding classes announced to start Monday. Freshmen prep events set for tomorrow including A on Sentinel Peak and a big rally bus, with Hello Mixer dance on campus attended by President Meek and Mrs. Marvin.
Peay Sam Carter was elected president of the fantor clase at the first meeting of the year last evening. Joe Stallings was chosen vice president Mixy Fath Carson secretary and Miex Bite Megelund treasurer. A good attendance was present.
Official sources report Seongtere Pacific of Mexico to resume construction along the Tepit to La Quebeda link on the west coast main line. After months of halted activity, crews will push work during the coming winter period and H. R. Titcomb, president of the Arizona Basters, is expected back midweek.
Heavy rains delay progress on the main line of the Utah Construction Company project. Chief engineer Sloan oversees repairs while preparations continue to push the gap to completion. Officials forecast millions in west coast improvements and increased travel once the line reaches Nogales.
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