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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1952
Page
16
The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce seeks teams wagons buggies and horses for a March 21 rodeo parade. Contact 1021 N 1st St or call g 7303 to list details and participate.
Lost plastic framed reading glasses near Anderson's Market. Contact Betty Roberts at 50772 with any information. Reward offered for return.
Classified notices include a 1947 Ford C O E van type two speed axle at 4609 N 36th St and a CHEST of drawers for 25 dollars. Also a Scottsdale acreage for sub division write Box 851 Scottsdale and a violin for 50 dollars. Notice of sale in bulk lists Clyde Holliday and Eva Holliday selling Scottsdale Photo Shop at 122 East Main Scottsdale AZ with leasehold and stock to John K. Parker.
The town adopts an emergency ordinance controlling garbage, trash and rubbish collection, requiring permits, defining receptacles and disposal rules, and designating fees. It also adopts the Uniform Plumbing Code, sets enforcement by the town marshal, penalties up to 300 dollars or three months, and confirms severability.
The ordinance establishes a town Plumbing Official and a Board of Plumbing Examiners for Scottsdale. It requires permits for installing or altering plumbing gas and drainage systems, sets minimum regulations and penalties, and declares an emergency. The document on file details terms duties inspections and licensing provisions.
Notice to creditors of Jane Pearl Peterson deceased and to all with claims. Executor Roy Everett Peterson invites vouchers within four months at Curtiss Taxors building Scottsdale. Also notice of application for Letters of Administration for Helen Upshaw estate filed by Loren Upshaw with March 3 1942 hearing in Phoenix Court.
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