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Show i Pag Thursday, October 10, Southern tltaii Mewl, Kanab, Utah Four' Glendale daily nows items and notes Year County from SCS for any extended period of time you will need a storage right. If you propose to build a regulating reservoir to temporarily store your natural flow right, it must be (1) on an offstream site. (2) supplied with water in accordance with your established flow right, (3) used only during the irrigation season, (4) limited in capacity to no more than your water right will supply in 48 hours. In the interest of public safty, the State law requires that plans and specifications for any reservoir or pond construction to impound more than 20 acre-fee-t of water must be submitted to the State Engineer for his approval 30 days prior to begin-m- g com truction. Plans and specifications may also be required, at the State Engineer's discretion, on any rservoir regardless of dam height or if. there appears to be a hazard to life or properiy should the dam fail. Even though your proposed reservoir or pond will impound less than 20 aere-fee-t of water the law still requirs you to have a proper water right and to die State Engineer of the name, . location, height of the Er.;!:y:3 Mrs. Lucile Flynn and ChildExplains Wafer ren from Henderson, Nevada, Weekly News Rcleees Uses In Utah visited here over By Carl Hatch Mrs. Paul Reycraft received The office of the State Engword of a new grandson, bom fertilizer on this fall ineer, State of Utah, has given Putting Harris Linford Mrs. to Mr. and will help you have a pretty special instructions to Utah at Henderson the past week. lawn next spring. water users to help you to comCommercial fertilizer is rec- ply with the laws of Utah in ommended in preference to the development of your proKanab flews Notes manure for lawns. Manure is posed water project according good fertilizer for lawns, but it to Dwain Haacke, unit conserRelatives in Kanab this week is messy and often brings in vationist, SCS. for the funeral services for Mrs weed seeds. According to the instructions FinIna were Iva W. Findlay Grass needs nitlogenj each of the State Engineer, the condlay HyneS, San Francisco; Sid- year and clover needs phos- struction of a regulating reserney Kaasa, Vallejo, Calif.; Nev- phate periodically, so gear your voir does not grant any storage ada W. Driggs, Seattle, Wash.; fertilizer application to promote reservoirs are Afton W. Hunt, Salt Lake City; the kind of lawn growth you rights. Regulating if interferto removal subject WatClark Watson, and Dan prefer. For lush grass growth, ence with other water rights son, St. George; Florian Jhayn, each year put on about 8 lbs. of develop. All water uses, regardWashington, D.C.; Mr. and ammonium sulphate or five lbs. less of size, must be covered by and Mr. Mrs. L. Dee Watson, of ammonium nitrate per 1000 a water right The requirements Mrs. Dow Watson and Wood-rofeet of lawn. This fall, extend to ponds or reservoirs square Watson, all of Cedar City. cover the lawn with about half of less than 20 t capthis amount, then apply the acity as well as to large reserrest next summer. Also apply voirs or ponds. 10 pounds of trebel super phosIf your proposed project is a phate to the same area every stock water pond, it will be nectwo to four years if you like essary for you to secure a water lots of clover. If you want less right to store the water. TURKEY clover, that much phosphate If you plan to build an irrshould last twice as long. reservoir to store water igation Nitrogen may cause burning if you esceed by several times these recommended rates, so Sponsored by Kanab American Legion be careful to avoid burning your lawn. If you do put too much on, promptly water your Big lawn thoroughly to prevent the 1 burning effects. A baby girl was bom October 0 at the Panguitch hospital to Mr. And Mrs. Donald Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Mardell went to Salt Lake and Odgen on business and to see relatives the past week. Mr. Rex Bauer and Carrey Brinkirhoff Went to Las Vegas the past week on business. A birthday party was given October 7 for Rhonda Lou Page oil her 10th birthday. Students home from college at CSU the past weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Maxwell, Patsy Warkman, Lonna and Dot McArthur, Lou Nell and Roger Chamberlain and Jeri-lyPugh. Brink-erho- the-weeke- ff n w acre-fee- SHOOT Register For P.M., Sunday, October 13 Just North of Kanab City Park IhzQldLItt Also drawing for Gun and NINE Other valuabla prizes for men and women cap-cit- y al ad-vis- dam and capacity. If you propose to change a point of diverson, place or nature of use, the law requires an approval application from the State Engineer before you make the change. Farmers and ranchers should take the above instructions into consideration well in advance of construction of proposed stock water pond, irrigation reservoir, or regulating reservoir to notify jthe State Engineer and get proper cleamce from him. Applications for reporting proposed projects to the STate Engineer can be obtained from the Unit Conservationist, Soil Conservation Service. Some people think that inyone who can make enough tioney to go to college doesnt' teed an education." WELCOME HERES WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN YAITIHG FOR OTS I960 OF GOOD USED TRUCKS FORD F600y Cab-chassi- drive, 2 speed axle, e SP Deer Contest 25 Gais. Gas Widest Spread 25 Gals. Gas Most Points 10 Gals. Gas NarrowesfSread i Case Ultra-Lub- e Oil to first person back to our station with a buck. M ,. 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