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Newspaper

Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1924

Page

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Stanford Receives $1000 From Utah Rancher Jackman Herrick

Duchesne Utah rancher Jackman Herrick travels to Stanford California presenting the university with $1000 to repay training he received there. Herrick, a former student 1892, worked in geology and as private secretary to David Starr Jordan, later earning funds for his Utah ranch. He left Stanford after illness and lack of funds, returning now to settle his debt. In other items, Louie and Than Galloway were injured in a car accident west of Myton when their Ford roadster rolled over.

Stanford University California Salt Lake Tribune Jackman Herrick Duchesne Utah Universit Herrick Ray Lyman Wilbur Branford Hetrick Standford Wasington D. C David Starr Jordan Iso Herbert Hoover Stamford Fiera Hoover Facina Hall Ilmost Louie Galloway Than Galloway Oosefel Louie Myyon

Young murderers receive sentence in Vernal case

Judge Elias Hansen sentenced Ernest Trujillo and Harris Murray to life and ten years to serve respectively for murder at the ranch above Whiterocks on September 26. Co-defendants Cy Nellie Trujillo and Nora Van were found guilty of second degree murder and each sentenced to ten years to serve. Defense motions for arrest of judgment and a new trial were denied. bail for the two girls set at 5000.

Elias Hansen Vernal Ernest Trujillo Harris "Murray Thomas Rhoddes Whiterocks Ber Cy Nellie Trujillo Supreme Court

Sheep and Lambs on Feed Decline in West States

Dec 1 livestock data from George A. Scott shows Utah total 137 000 sheep and lambs on feed, down 51 000 from last year, with Idaho also down and California down to about 80 000. nationwide, western declines offset by increases in Colorado, Wyoming and Montana, totaling about 4.0 million on feed in the west and Delta regions.

Utah Tolano George A. Scott Salt Lake Division of United States Department of Agriculture Sevier Weber Idaho Pacific Coast California Idahto Nevada Colorado Wyoming Montana Scott GC. U. Harlan Bureau of Agricultural Economics Corn Western Pacific States

Vernal Sheepmen Send Flocks to Utah Range

About 160000 sheep entered Utah from Colorado for winter grazing. Vernal sheepmen own 30000 to 35000 of them, per state inspector Thomas Redmond. They will be driven between the White and Green rivers. Sheep from Colorado were reinspected at Mack after initial Colorado inspection. all found free from scab exposure and in good condition with a healthy lamb crop.

Utah Colorado Thomas Redmond Praz Rivera

Our Best Wishes aM for a Merry Christmas Card

A festive message expresses hope for Teal good times and cheerful spirits. The text wishes readers happiness and abundance, noting a wish for children to find stocked stockings and merriment, ending with a hopeful holiday blessing.

Interior Department Travel Costs Hit Million Dollar Mark

Officials of the Interior Department travel on government business at about one million dollars per year. Secretary Work orders tighter controls and a shift to economy, requiring itemized travel records and smarter routing. The largest spenders are the General Land Office and the Reclamation Bureau, with education and mines also contributing to travel costs.

Harry J. Grown Interior Department Work Anil Pension Office General Land Office Bureau Indian Service Land Office Bureau of Mines Bureau of Educaton Washington Bureau of Nines Bureau of Education Department Bureau of Pensions Pension Bureau Carr Work Ijs Budget Bureau Ukowise

Federal aid road route to Roosevelt via city cemetery eyed

Survey details for a federal aid road from Myton to Roosevelt outline a new alignment. The proposed path would run from Wm Zone's corner four miles north of Myton, cross the Harris ranch, and enter Roosevelt near Main Street by the Continental Oil tank. Rights of way would cost the same as an airline route, with two dugways and a hairpin curve removed. The plan entails a 30 foot deep cut, 90 feet wide top, 300 feet long, and a 12 foot highest fill, plus fence barriers and canal relocations. The route remains undecided but likely.

Myton Roosevelt W. E. Harris Roosevelt Cemetery City of Main Street Harris Ranch Apalco

Ward Surface Road Urged From Spanish Fork to Castlegate

Carbon county commissioners urged early construction of a hard surface road from Spanish Fork to Castlegate via Spanish Fork canyon Soldier Summit and Price river canyon. They learned no federal aid funds are available and no matching money exists, delaying the project until state or other funds are found. The road’s importance as a link to the Utah Colorado line west of Grand Junction was stressed, though funding remains uncertain.

Spanish Fork Castlegate Spanish Fork Canyon Soldier Summit Price River Canyon Carbon County Commission State Road Commissioners Capitol Price City Congress Grand Junction Carbon County State Road Commission

Indian population in United States matches Columbus era figures

The department of the interior reports the U S Indian population at 246 962 across all tribes, up 12 619 in the past fiscal year and 16 288 over eleven years. Oklahoma has the largest tribal population, while New York holds the most eastern red men.

United States America Department ‘of the Interior Oklahoma New York East

Electric versus steam drilling race in California

Crews from two rival oil companies used electric and steam gear to drill walls in California. Both groups started the same day and finished after 38 days. Electric drilling cost about 15.81 dollars per day versus nearly 100 dollars for steam. The electric outlet with three motors was salvaged at about 90 percent of its value, and there were no accidents with the electric drill.

California

Grave of Ouray Empty After Four Decades

McCook and a companion reopened the Ouray grave site in a canyon near Montrose Colorado. They found the mouth of the crevice bare no skeleton. Chipeta Ourays widow is likely to be moved to Montrose for burial per Indian agent F A Gross and relatives agreement.

Ouray McCook Montrose Colorado Moutrose Chipeta Bitter Creek F. A. Gross

Turkeys Shipment From Uintah County to Swift Los Angeles

F Q Lundberg of Uintah farm bureau and Ute Dairy Association traveled to Price to oversee a turkey shipment to Swift in Los Angeles. Growers received 31 cents per pound net. about 60,000 turkeys were raised this year, with an average price of 23 cents and average weight around ten pounds.

F. QO. Lundberg Uintan Farm Bureau Ute Dairy Association Swift Los Angeles

Nephi Keel Owes Rent on Indian Lease in Federal Case

Nephi Keel of Utah must pay about $200 rent on an Indian lease and roughly $600 in trial costs, totaling around $800. He admitted owing the rent but sought damages for alleged water shortages. the federal court in Salt Lake City said it lacks jurisdiction for damages and directed him to the U S Court of Claims in Washington for relief.

Nephi Keel Utahn Indian Department Salt Lake Keel U. S. ‘Court Washington Skeal U.S Court of Claims

Eye injury at Absopure Gilsonite mine reported

At the Absopure Gilsonite mine last Monday Newt Stewart suffered a serious injury to his right eye when about six steel shavings entered it. Dr. R J Enochs of the Indian department at Fort Duchesne removed the particles and bandaged the eye. Howard C Means, state road engineer, seeks about 2000 dollars from the Federal government for work on the Uintah river bridge above Fort Duchesne.

Gilsonite Newt - Stewart Intel R. J. Enochs Indian Department Fort Duchesne Howard ‘C. Means Uintah River

Murderers in the Pen Sent to Utah Prison

Sharif Safe and companions Ernest Nellie Trujillo Warris Murray and Elera Vanenoute traveled to Salt Lake City this week to begin sentences for the murder of Thomas Sthoades at Farm Creek Ranch on September 36.

Sharif Richardson Ernest Nellie Trujillo Warris Murray Elera Vanenoute Salt Lake Thomas Sthoades Farm Creek

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Jjackman Herrick En and Than” Galloway Faban Wall Green Te Nyoming Neeilles Galloway Drygulch Irrigation Company Lawes Vernal Surepmen Utah Range Merry Christmas Department of Interior Reclamation Bureau City WARD Ute Ghief Canyon
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