Predatory Animals Killed At Cost Of 63259 Dollars
The annual report by George E. Holman shows 3774 predatory animals killed in the cooperative campaign ending June 30. Costs totaled 63259.03 with federal and state shares. kills included coyotes 3394, bobcats 364, wolves 1, lions 11, bears few.
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George E. Holman
State Board of Agriculture
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Holman
National Stockmen’s Association
National Forest Service
State Fish and Game Departtment
Kaibab
Mr. Himan
Dixie Forest
San Juan
Dolores River
Colorado
Uintah
Grand Counties
Duchesne County
Fillmore Forest
Grand County
Fire Destroys School at Strawberry
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Straw berry schoolhouse Wednesday night. Isaac Baum discovered the blaze at 11 30. No firefighting means available, and sparks from nearby campers may have started it. No insurance. This is the third school building burned recently and replacement before opening is doubtful.
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Strawberry
Isaac Baum
Predator control methods and bounties debate in livestock losses
The report describes a hunter killing one deer, poisoning carcasses, and skinning two more while other predators are blamed for livestock losses. It cites Lt Hollan on data gaps, states many bountied animals came from other states or were reused, and notes bounty payments ending reduced trap and poison station losses. Plans claim continued campaigns will end predatory threats to livestock and wildlife.
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Mr. Hollan
Ulal
Nation to Spend 200 Million on Highways in Three Years
The post office appropriation bill authorizes 190 million for federal aid roads and 10 million for national forest roads across 23 states. The plan targets 26 thousand miles of federal aid roads, with total highway outlay nearing 668 million including prior sums. Oregon leads forest road funding with 2.27 million for 210 miles.
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Frederic J. Haskin
United States
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Public calls for lower tariff slow to gain Senate support
The piece notes gradual Republican openness to reducing tariff schedules but says no major shift will stop the measure. It cites leaders and nine of ten Republicans backing continued debate while a middle group pushes for meaningful cuts to make the bill more acceptable.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
McCumber
Utah Issues Five 100000 Notes for Temporary State Loan
The Utah State Board of Loan Commissioners issued five notes of 100000 each at 4 percent to Irving National Bank New York for 500000 total. Dated August 1 and due December 31 1922 the notes are part of a plan using anticipated 1923 tax revenues to borrow in advance without increasing constitutional state indebtedness.
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State Board of Loan Commissioners
Utah
Irving National Bank of New York
Board of Loan Commissioners
DuChesne Band To Offer Free Gongerets Each Saturday
The Du Chesne band, organized for the Fourth celebration, receives praise and community support. Businesses contribute to cover expenses as citizens arrange weekly free music on Main street Saturdays from six to eight PM.
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Duchesne
Oiy
Main Street
Carbon County Adopts New Salary Schedule for Officials
At a monthly meeting the Carbon county commissioners raised the salaries of the commissioners to 1200 and county treasurers to 2400 while cutting the county clerk to 2100 and reducing the surveyor by 300. Sheriff and other officials salaries were set at 2400 and 1800 respectively. J G Callaway named speech officer for the Price Castle gate pavement at 150 per month with a 1000 bond. Sheriff Kelter ordered three deputies dismissed and Deputy D M Adamson in Scofield district to dismiss all deputies.
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Carbon County
Forms of Corporation Tax Returns Available
Forms for making returns on special taxes under the revenue act of July 1921 are now available at the Salt Lake Internal Revenue office. Return and payment must be made by July 1, 1922 to avoid penalty. Regulations and forms on capital stock tax are obtainable from the collector or his offices. The act requires domestic corporations to pay an annual excise tax equal to 6 percent for each $1000 of the fair average value of capital stock exceeding $500, including surplus and undivided profits in its value.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Salt Lake
Utah Rural Population On Farms In Census Report
The census bureau reports Utahs rural population at 140 249 people or 31.2 percent of the state total with 370 residing on farms or gardens inside city limits. Idaho has 200 902 rural residents, 46.5 percent of its population, with 433 living within city limits.
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Census Bureau
Moffat tunnel project awaits start within 30 days
W P Robinson announced the Moffat tunnel commission will commence work within thirty days. The board of consulting engineers reported 6 720 000 is sufficient for construction and proposed a western portal relocation to avoid rock, plus a pioneer tunnel to speed main bore completion.
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Moffat Tunnel
W. P. Robinson
Commission
Board of Consulting Engineers
D. W. Brunton
Denver
J. Vipond Dryis
J. Waldo Smith
New York City
Tunnel Commission
Ater
Buck Creek Valley
Harding Denies Clemency for Political Prisoners
President Harding declares no general amnesty for political prisoners as long as he is president. He says only prisoners guilty of war act offenses should be reviewed after Justice reports, with a strict ban on pardons for those advocating overthrow by violence. Delegation seeks amnesty for eighty seven prisoners and presents a million-signature petition.
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Harding
Department of Justice
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Alice Sinclaire
Dakotas
George J. Gould
Europe
Gould
Hoa
Mark Sullivan
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kaiser
William
Doorn
Holland
Gongerts
Utah Parms
Moffat
A. A. Alt
Topeka
A. N. Alt
James Grant
Sunnyside
Manti
Jay Pope
St. Paul’s Guild
A. Snow
R. W. Kroup
Ernest. CG. Robbins
Bank of Duchesne
Myton State Bank
J. A. Alfred of
Latuda
N. P. Ottosen
Talmage
A. J. Feller
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