Public Utilities Commission Critique in Utah 1917
A critical view on Utah 1917 public utilities commission law and funding. The author argues the commission creates needless regulation, high costs, and monopoly risk, hindering rather than aiding public service like railroads and telephony. It warns against reform zeal and political capture of regulatory boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Hkilea
Hmiltman
Mc Utilities Commission
Hem
Sayig
Ltes
Uintah Railway seeks one more year for branch extensions
The Uintah Railway asks the Public Utilities Commission for an extension to end of 1924 to complete the Watson and Bonanza branches in Uintah County. The line cites reduced traffic and low demand for Bilsonite, noting 1920 shipments of 56,670 tons dropped to 9,259 tons in 1921, with work now proceeding sluggishly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Railway Company
Public Utilities Commission
Jranchesrom Watson
Bonanza
Uintahounty
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Tax Commission
Federal Commission
State Commission
Republicans Nominates Jensen for State Superintendent
Dr. Jensen the present incumbent was nominated by the Republicans for state superintendent of schools. Judge J W Cherry of Mt Plessant was nominated for the Supreme court.
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Dr. Jensen
J. W. Cherry
Mt. Plessant
Supreme Court
Contests Heard by State Engineer in Carbon and Emery
State engineer Lloyd Garrison conducts hearings in Carbon and Emery counties on contest cases before deciding. One case in Emery involves claims by Peter Carboglio and Preston D. Nutter to stock watering places in Emery County.
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Lloyd Garrison
Statant
Carbon
Emery Counties
Emery Entiirety
Peter Carboglio
Preston D. Nutter
Emery County
Foreclosure of Ranchman's Lien for Black Mare
Notice of sale to satisfy a ranchman's lien on a black mare branded a o left shoulder. The mare, years old, will be sold for cash July 31, 1922, at 2 PM at Murdock barn Duchesne Utah to cover $75,009 and costs. Sale under statute and lien, Duchesne County justice.
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John Doe
Duchesne
County of Duchesne
Utah
M. Shelton
Notice to creditors Estate of Giles N Brooks deceased
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Pruit land Utah or to M B Pope attorney at Duchesas Utah on or before November 1 1922 Administrator of the estate of Giles N Brooks deceased date of first publication July 21 1922
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Giles N. Brooks
Pruitland
Utah
M. B. Pope
Duchesas
A. D
Sheriff Sale In Duchesne County Utah Listings Property
In the District Court Duchesne County Utah Bertha L Moore plaintiff v Playford Mary L Playford and Bank of Duchesne by Seth Pixton State Bank Commissioner defendants to be sold at sheriff sale on the first day of August 1924 at 2 00 oclock P M at the front door of the County Court House Duchesne Utah Lot 4 SE 1 4 SW 1 4 and SW 1 4 SE 1 4 in section 18 township 2 south range 6 west containing 155 acres and the NE 1 4 the north half of the NW 1 4 and the SE 1 4 NW 1 4 of section 13 township 2 south range 7 west containing 280 acres with improvements water rights and appurtenances Sheriff Charles R Barton dated July 20 1922 Boe box 912
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SN. Playford
Mary L. Playford
Bank of Duchesne
Seth Pixton
State Bank
State of Utah
County Court House
Duchesne
Utah
U.S. M
Charles R. Barton
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Blartford
G. V. Billings
Duchesne Courier
Fitzwater
A. W. Clemons
Dalgleish
The
Ctal Co
B. Cook
U. A. Hollenbeck
H. T. Howes
Utvilitles
Commission
L. A. Hollenbeck
M. B., Pope
W. T. Walker
H. Fr. Walker
State of
Arcadia
Duchesne Town Band
Tintah Railway Company
Jensen and
Cherry
United State
Gertrude Eggett
Fresno
California
America
Sheriff's Sale
Duchesne County
Bertha L. Moore
Plainstift
Vas
Boe
Ladies’ Peats Ara
Oxford
Golden Rule Store
Jai
Mplete
Tea Marton
Schonian Furniture Co
Duchesne, Utah
Grant Duchesne
James Grant
Salt Lake
Roosevelt Stage
Heber
Provo
Salt Lake City
Strawberry, Valley
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