Reclamation Law Changes Being Drawn
Gazette's Washington Bureau reports the National Reclamation Association drafting amendments to House Bill 1770 to allocate costs for multi purpose projects. The plan addresses salinity control wildlife development recreation sediment control and health and defense features while resolving objections from Agriculture and the Budget Bureau delaying the bill in the House Rules Committee.
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Washington
National Reclamation Association
Murdock
West
House Public Lands Committee
Department of Agriculture
Budget Bureau
House Rules Committee
Week-End Horse Show Attracts 200 Entries
Fine horses from almost every State in the West will be exhibited Saturday and Sunday at Rancho Del Caballo on East Lincoln Road north of Camelback Mountain. Herbert Blackman says about 200 horses will compete in 24 classes starting at 1 30 p m each day with exhibitions by the Western Saddle Club Quadrille Team and Setting Hen. Paul Cain is manager and announcer with judges Lt Col Whitside Miller David Kipnis and Paul Carney. Dick Smith of Scottsdale will handle a barbecue accompanying the show.
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West
Rancho del Caballo
Lincoln Road
Camelback Mountain
Herbert Blackman
Western Parade
Western Saddle Club
Paul Cain
Whitside Miller
David Kipnis
Paul Carney
Dick Smith
Scottsdale
Creme de Menthe
Gene Eaton
East
Georgia Avenue
Wickenburg Party Travel by Bus to Ranch Tours and Rodeo
At the Gazette and Republic Building links to Wickenburg events. Six small groups visit Kay El Bar Slash Bar K Monte Vista Remuda Rancho de Los Caballeros Triangle W. They tour ranch operations then meet at Flying E Ranch for lunch. Rodeo events start at 2 PM with calf roping bareback riding bulldogging and more.
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Gazette
Republic Building
Second
van Buren Streets
Wickenburg
Kay el Bar
Slash Bar K
Monte Vista
Remuda
Rancho de Los Caballeros
Triangle W
Flying E Ranch
Wickenburg Saddle Club
Ruby Gobble
Prescott
Phoenix
Republic and Gazette World Travel Bureau
G C Barnum Succumbs Founder of Phoenix Tent and Awning
George Claire Barnum founder of the Phoenix Tent and Awning Company died unexpectedly due to a heart attack early Thursday after working Wednesday. Funeral arrangements are pending at Grimshaw Mortuary. He started the company in 1912 at First and Monroe, later moved to 532 West Adams. Survivors include his wife Margaret, daughter Mrs Donald Sloan of Berkeley Ill, sister Miss Edna Barnum of Orange Calif, and two grandchildren. He was a charter member of the Phoenix Kiwanis Club active for years.
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George Claire Barnum
Phoenix Tent and
Grimshaw Mortuary
Barnum
First
Monroe Streets
West Adams Street
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
Margaret
Donald Sloan
Berkeley, Ill
Edna Barnum
Orange
Calif
Order Sets Standards For Drivers Of Trucks
The Arizona Corporation Commission plans to adopt a general order requiring common and contract motor carriers to hire drivers meeting strict mental and physical criteria. A public hearing is set for Wednesday. The rules demand no serious bodily loss, no major diseases, no functional defects, no narcotics or excessive alcohol use, and the ability to pass visual tests and driving exams.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Commission
William T. Brooks
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