Cattle ranch in the United States. The cowboys move animals for better grass. Mountains in the background. The ranch cattle is fed corn. The ranch animals ready for beef arrives at the stock yards to be sold. A statue of a cowboy on the back of a bucking bronco. Trees in the background.
Countryside of Arizona,United States. Views of landscape and an open field. Mountains in the background. Camera slate indicates next scene is of Frontier Days rodeo in Prescott, Arizona. Arizona Governor Thomas Edward Campbell and an older woman pose for the camera. A boy is nearby behind them, looking on. Governor Campbell smiles, takes off his cowboy hat, and waves it. Landscape views of mesas, buttes, prairie and railroad tracks from a moving train in the American southwest and western United States. Point of view shot from moving railroad train car, of a woman looking out of a train window at the countryside.
Gold panning in Arizona, United States. View of mountains. Two men pan for gold in a small stream. One man pours water in shallow pan with shovel. Another man shakes the pan and sort gold from gravel. Trees in the background.
The Luther Burbank Experimental farm (7781 Bodega Avenue, Sebastopol, CA 95472) in Sebastopol, California. A large flower garden at Luther Burbank Experimental farm. A man holds a rose. The man walks through a flower bed. He examines plants, leaves, buds and flowers. Burro stands under willow trees. View of a small stream. An observation tower on the roof of a single room building. Irrigated fields. Base of the observation tower with water running from a pipe. Mountains in the background.
Gold panning in Arizona,United States. Two men pan for gold in small stream. A man handles nuggets in a shallow pan. Trees in the background.
Film opens showing a picturesque stone church in Arizona. Camera pans up the church, to cross on the top. Man holds slate reading, “New Mexico, May 30th.” Then Pueblo buildings are shown (possibly in Pueblo of Isleta). Next, two women are seen walking away from the Palace of the Governors, in Albuquerque.
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