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Papago Indian News
Sells, Pima County, Arizona
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State Highway Department to erect new signs on Highway 86 through the reservation to lessen accidents, including village markers at Sells, Covered Wells, and San Simon, after meeting with tribal leaders. Average speed: 62 mph.
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IN EFFORT TO LESSEN ACCIDENTS ALONG
NO.86
New signs, expected to result in a reduction of accidents on State Highway 86 as it passes through the main reservation, are to be erected soon, according to statements made at a meeting of state highway personnel with Tribal Chairman Enos J. Francisco and Administrative Assistant Edward J. Sullivan.
"Village" signs are to be erected at the approaches to Sells, Covered Wells, and San Simon. Intersection markers were to be placed at three sites near Sells, and signs referring to pedestrian and cattle crossing will be placed as found needed.
A check of traffic shows that the average speed of cars on the highway is 62 miles per hour.
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State highway personnel met with Tribal Chairman Enos J. Francisco and Administrative Assistant Edward J. Sullivan to plan erection of new signs on Highway 86 to reduce accidents. Signs include 'Village' markers at approaches to Sells, Covered Wells, and San Simon; intersection markers near Sells; and pedestrian and cattle crossing signs as needed. Average car speed is 62 mph.