Gila

Yes, there it squatted, an ugly, misshapen, figure, a cross between a toad and a gila monster, half man, half beast, with big red eyes--rubies probably--that gleamed in the repulsive golden face.

You used to meet one of them now and again, in the old days, on the edge of the gold country, away north there beyond the Rio Gila. I've seen it.

As part of the visit, the group met with Monica Lynn Antone, lieutenant governor of Gila River Indian Community, and discussed best practices for serving Indian Country.

In their review of factors affecting the distribution of Gila Monsters in California, Lovich and Beaman (2007) noted that all previous records except one were east of approximately--116[degrees] longitude, corresponding to that portion of the eastern Mojave Desert that receives more than 24 percent of annual precipitation during the warm season (1 July-14 October).

In the Gila country, creeks course through steep-walled canyons, some so deep that direct rays of the sun never warm the water.

transferor) in an asset reorganization while a GILA is in effect, the asset reorganization will trigger the GILA, unless:

Established in 1988, Gila River Telecommunications is one of seven tribally owned telephone companies in the United States.

Cohen tells me she arrived at the Gila expecting to stay three months and has stayed eight years.

At 24 inches and one-and-a-half pounds, the Gila (pronounced Hee-la) monster is the nation's largest lizard.