Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
HERE IN INTEREST
 PARk-T0-PARk ASSN

Gus Holm's, managing secretary of the National Park-to-Park Highway Association passed through Kingman Wednesday on the inspection tour over the southern division of the National Park-to- Park Highway while on his way to northern California to consult with Mir. A. L. Conard of Red Bluff, who is the Associations director for
 California, and where plans are being completed to secure .California's full consideration and support to the Mas ter Scenic Highway of America. While here MT. Holm's held council with officials of the local chamber of commerce and members of the As ;sociation; things of interest to this community and the worlds greatest road project have been discussed. Some ofthe problems confronting the Association no wis the completion of the Wolf Creek Pass in Colorado and the construction or rather completion of the road across the Navajo and Zuni Reservations. These sections of the wonder loop are abrriers to a much greater auto travel over the southern division. While the roads across these sections are passable and safe they are rough and slow and will continue so until some real works is done; this is especially true of the reservation roads. The completion of the road over the two above mention ed Indian holdings is an absolute necessity as the practical connection between Mesa Verde Park, the Petri- fled Forest National Monument and the Grand Canyon National Park, as we'll as to open to the tourist the very interesting homes of the present day southern Italians that perhaps are de- scendants of the ancient cliff dwell- CTS; a most wonderful cliff dwelling ruin is found very close to Aztec, New Mexico. >....'.. -,..... 7. "
 The Association represented by MT. Holm's decided at its last convention to enlarge on its activities and public ity throughout the entire nation and to encourage activities that at least to some degree will offse the public ity carried on by the shipping board. Only those who have gone to the trouble of Investigating can realize how much the shipping board has cost the nation by advertising attractions in foreign countries and entirely for getting that tis is the greatest tour st country in the world. The of- ficials of the National Park-to Park Highway Association wonder how ong the people of the picturesque west are going to stand for this out rage and so far as is known it is the ,nly organization that has ths nerve o raise it's. voice in protest. The Associations membership is growing steadily and by the aid of he directors of each state MT. Holm's l s organizing the strength in each community by forming local National oark-to-Park Highway Cooperative Clubs. This is being done around the .ntire routing and when completed he voice of the people of the west will prevent the repeating of passing an 'ther $1,O0O,0O0 appropriation to the hipping board. ..,.- @ i
 The Association is governed by a | Board of Directors. and an executive committee composed of G. V. Hodgin, Canon City, Colorado; F. R. Dildine, Cheyenne, Wyoming; F J. Chamber ain, and Rex Yeager of Denver and ius Holm's. Mr. Yeager is Vice President and chairman of this com nittee. Scott Leavitt of Great Falls, Montana, is president and Father c. Vabre, of Flagstaff, Arizona, is sec nd vice president. The Directors on he southern division are G. V. Hod- in, Canon City, Colorado; T. F. mailing, Gallup, New Mexico; and :. V. Root of Winslow, Arizona.
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