State Engineer Defends Green River Waters Rights
The Wyoming State Engineer defends state water rights amid Colorado River Basin disputes. Wyoming notes vast Green River irrigable land potential, power prospects at Flaming Gorge, and asserts water used for power must serve irrigation. Protest filed against Utah Power & Light permit underscores protecting irrigation reserves for future agricultural growth.
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Arizona
United States Supreme Court
Secretary of the Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Colorado Basin
Wyoming
Colorado River Basin
Green River Basin
Flaming Gorge
Utah
New Mexico
Colorado
Green River Valley
Green River
San Luis Valley
Census Bureau
United States
West
Federal Power Commission
Utah Power & Light Company
Salt Lake City
State of
Utah Power Or Light Company
Utah Water
Colorado River Company
Congress of the
Californa
Devel
Daniel Doings in Daniel and Area Briefs
Daniel residents and visitors travel between Star Valley Rock Springs Pinedale Kemmerer Merna Walden and Big Piney. Car accident involving George Farrell and George McLain. minor injuries. Local dance draws a large crowd with another scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Farrell
Big Piney
George McLain
Pinedale
Mr. McLain
Field Stations in West Inspected by U of W Officials
President A G Crane and trustees toured Wyoming Agricultural Field Stations in Lyman Afton Eden Valley Cokeville and Rock Springs area The party praised improvements including a modern hog house remodeled poultry plant and new dairy facilities Work plans included remodeling cottages barns sheds and expanding equipment and feed lots The $2 1 million federal funds and state bond funds will fund road work bridges and farm development across the west region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Crane
University of Wyomng
F. A. Holliday
University Board of Trustees
J. A. Bill
College of Agriculture
W. L. Quale
Lyman
Crane
Powiry
Afton
Star Valley
Cokeville
Eden Experiment Farm
Rock Springs
Eden Valley
Sublette County Commissioners Proceed on Roads and Settlements
The Sublette County Board, with Chairman Gust L. Larson and Commissioners Jensen and Montrose, met October 7 8 9 1930. They established a public road location, set an appraisal date for Boulder Elkhorn No. 48, approved a school district treasury, and audited numerous county bills including Sheriff, Assessor, Clerk, Treasurer, and road work expenditures. They laid over tax abatement petitions for Ben Mishkind and W F Brockmeyer and adopted a resolution by the board on county affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County
Wyoming
Gust L. Larson
James P. Jensen
J. W. Montrose
Big Piney Examiner
Boulder-Elkhorn
Charles Olson
W. W. Luce
Martin Brandt
Chas
J. Bayer
Holt
W.D
Albert
R. T
Hesser
William L
Feliner
C. G
Clementsen
Lillian
Ill
Joe
Sommers
Meg McAlister
Mahr
Nick
Big Piney
G. B. Hackett
W. D
Furdy
A. G
Doyle
Leita B
Salary
May McAlister
Salary & Exp. Co
J. P. Shipley
Hackett
G. B
Mil. & Exp
Healy
Mary
State
Pinedale
Assgt
T. W. Allen
Fish Ponds
Feltner
C. C
Rathbun
D. B
Kemmerer Transportation Co. Express
Cockins
BE. V. Justice of Peace
Key
E. D. Elec
Canvassing Board
Pinedale Telephone Co
Big Piney Telephone Co
Big Piney Exminer
Samora
J. D. Wood
Wilson
D. L. Justice of Peace
G. B. Bond
Mills Company
Elec
Pinedale Round
Tibball
B. N
Boulder
Fred & Jay Mollring
Wiezand
George
Kent
Bertram
James
King
Marve
Subic
Anton
Suiic
Hietula
Gust
Jost
Gt W
Harmison
Warren
Nichols
W. S
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Hill, Joe
Undersheriff
Rathbun D. B
Austin Western Road
Mchy, CO
Lawes Motor Co
Edmunson
John
Welson
Walter
R&b
Swinburn
McWilliams
Corn Mercantile Co
Upper Green River
Linby. Co
Bridge Timber
J. O
Roberts
Edwards
D. D
Boulter
Ray
Paul
Ben
Tranquet
M. G
Kendall
Raimen
Sandlin
E. D
St. Bk
J. F. McWilliams
Andrew Bertoncell
St. Bank Pinedale
Walter Nelson
Spears
State Bank of
Cli Baker
W. H
R. L. Sills
Dickerson
Eastor
W. H. Dickerson
Looney
W. L
Davison
Mrs
Ned
Montrose
J. W
Carson
D.C
Jensen
Cohlimr
Sal
Larson, Gust L. Co
R. Salt
Allen
T.W
Vigo N. Miller
Ben Mishkind
W. F. Brockmeyer
Board of County Commissioners of the
State tourney to be limited to sixteen entries
The State High School Athletic Association announced after a Friday conference with University of Wyoming representatives that the state tournament will be limited to 16 teams. Four districts will each send four teams, with district selection by local play and cooperation from the university in conducting the meet.
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Marcel
State
High School Athletic Association
University of Wyoming
University and Board of Control
High School Association
Southwestern Wyoming
Sasm
Lowell
Sheridan
Gillette
Albany
Laramie
Platte
Goshen
Niobrara
Natrona
Converse
Casper
Cheyennne
Wheatland
Douglas
Glenrock
Torrington
Railroad and Bridge Built Before Highway
In Kemmerer the Oregon Short Line Railroad faces criticism for past alignment habits as a spur and trestle across Willow Creek predate the highway. The paper notes repair history created traffic hazards and the railroad contemplates removing center posts and requesting road curve adjustments to enhance safety near the underpass.
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Kemmerer Gazette
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Winlow Creek
Willow Creek
Justice Court Trial Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
A Justice of the Peace trial in Pinedale led to Charley Byars as plaintiff and Charley Lackey as defendant. The jury found Lackey not guilty after witnesses testified regarding an alleged shooting on September 19. Ivan S. Jones of Kemmerer defended Lackey, with Hackett prosecuting for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Byars
Charley Lackey
Lackey
Justice of the Peace
E. V. Cockins
Pinedale
Ivan S. Jones
Kemmerer
Hackett
Sublette County Sheriff Candidate Announces Campaign
A Republican candidate announces bid for sheriff after securing the party nomination in Sublette County. The speaker thanks voters for their support, expresses intent to run in the general election on November 4, and pledges to serve without fear or favor, citing prior law enforcement experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisket
Sublette County
Sublette County Candidate Seeks Support for Wyoming House
The Democrat nominating Fred H. Pape for State Representative asks Sublette County voters for support in the November 4 1930 general election. He pledges to devote time to Sublette County and Wyoming’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Sublette County
Wyoming
Fred H, Pape
G B Hockett Seeks Sublette County Attorney Seat
G B Hockett announces candidacy for Sublette County Attorney on the Republican ticket. He pledges to serve county residents economically and efficiently and asks for voter support at the general election on November 4.
Sublette County Officials Thank Voters for Support
Ann Billings thanks voters for Primary support and pledges full time if elected on November 4 1930. May Mcalister Sommers expresses gratitude to electors for the Primary vote and seeks continued support at the General election on November 4 1930.
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Sublette County
Ann Billings
Sublette
May McAlister Sommers
Fox Farm Planned by Del Dearth and Link Shideler
Del Dearth the longtime government trapper resigns to start a large fox farm with his father in law Link Shideler on Shideler's ranch near here. They plan one of the best fox farms in the state and expect strong success due to Dearth's experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Dearth
Slatecreek
Link Shideler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daniel
Waugh Hibben
Hibben
Mr. Hibben
Glidden McNeal
Mrs. W. S. Todd
Mr. Glidden Men Neal
Joe Gunningham
State Highway
James Anderson Sr
Mr. Albert Duke of
Merna
CG. G. Jewett
Lee Smith
Opal
Rank Ball
Daniel Salmeday
Clyde and
Harold Robbins
U OF W
Cpment
C. Feltner
HIWAY
Justice Court
G. B. Hockett
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