Basin streams stocked with trout to ease hatchery crowding
Utah officials plan early planting of brook, rainbow and native trout in Uintah basin headwaters and streams. Madsen and Gross discuss cooperation with gun clubs, Indian agency, and stockmen to move 1 million eggs and manage beaver impacts on fast, rocky streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Madsen
Uintah
Ladseh
Whiterocks
Jay Larson
Fish and Game Department
iPorest
State Department
Norehers
INDIAN FARMERS REPORT STRONG HAYING PROGRESS
In the Mytou district the general farm outlook remains above average as haying runs full tilt. Many farmers expect larger yields than last year with 50 tons from first cut for Tahgahpoots and son Tommy, while others like George Ut and Jimmie McCook manage 230 acres of alfalfa and wheat for Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mytou
Tahgahpoots
Tommy
Charley Ankerpont
George Ut
Jimmie McCook
Jimmie
Amalie
James Shavanans
James
Dick Sthelto
Willow Creek
Ebenezer Boys
Lave
Charley Pravis
Secc
Whiterocks
Harry Kochampinasken
Tfarry
Lawrence
Jack
Oscar
Willie Duncan
Utah Development Company to Restart Vernal Drilling Program
The Uintah Development company, reorganized in California, plans active operations near Vernal with holdings of about 000 acres of patented lands west of town. In 1913 they drilled four wells. a test near Victory Highway yielded 100 to 200 barrels at 950 feet. Drilling will continue to 1760 feet with three more tests planned and gilsonite deposits to be developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Development Company
California
Vernal
Victory Highway
Utgtah Development Company
Beavers Seized As Whites Indians Face Removal Proposal
Mr Maden reports about 20000 dollars worth of beaver were taken from a bag last year. He cites unlawful trapping by whites and selling to Indians to dodge penalties, urging action to compel removal of stock on streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maden
Madeen
Dastrup Family Reunion Notes from Provo Visit
UINTAH BASIN GORRESPORDENCE reports Mr and Mrs Dastrup and son Bernard returned from Ogden where Mrs Dastrup met her Los Angeles mother. They attended the Dastrup reunion in Provo and enjoyed the trip. Mr Dastrup drove a new Dodge home. Local folks include LaForge Dastrup Verl Wall at Independence and Miss Genlsee Crystal visiting. Multiple neighbors and relatives from Roosevelt Tabiona Mt Home Provo and Provo area are mentioned with visits and fishing trips.
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Altona
Dastruyp
Bernard
Ogden
Dastrup
Los Angeles
Provo
LaForge Dastrup
Verl Wall
Independence
Genlsee Crystal
Wm.Dastrup
Lawrence
Roosevelt
Ernest
Bobby
Betty
E. J. Mitchell
Sumiml Coulguy
A. N. Alt
Mt. Home
Emmons
Aaron Stevenson
Carbon County
Ray Walker
Philo Edwards
D.B
Ronald Farnsworth
Miss Johnson
D. B
Farnsworth
Talmadge
Roy Farnsworth
Arcadia Attendance Lists for L D 8 Conference Mt Emmons
Attendees for the L D 8 Conference at Mt Emmons on June 28 and 20 include Bishop Thomas M Gilbert Eliza J Gilbert Mr and Mrs Wim W Sayers Mrs Marvin G Shields Mr and Mrs Solomonson and son James May and Mrs Hale Holgate Mr and Mrs Peter Gordon Oliver Sagers Elsie Shields Alice Sagers Charlie Bird Mr and Mrs O L Gilbert Mrs Arvetta A Holgate Sylvia Mooré daughter of James M Moore of Salt Lake visiting grandma Eliza J Gilbert Charlie Towendles passed away at home after a lingering illness of one and a half years. The death shocked his king Mr and Mrs Re Murray and family hosted visitors from Salt Lake. Some local youths attended a dance at Midview. George T Smith returned from Salt Lake with a load of cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.D
Mt. Emmons
Thomas M.gilbert
Eliza J. Gilbert
Wim. W. Sayers
Marvin G. Shields
QO. Solomonson
James
May
Hale Holgate
Peter Gordon
Oliver, Sagers
Elsie Shields
Alice Sagers
Charlie Bird
O. L. Gilbert
Arvetta A. _ Holgate
Sylvia, Mooré
James Tf. Moore
Salt Lake
Charlie Towendles
Re * Murray
Florence
Gladys
Jack
Biuebell
Afr
Midview
George T. Smith
Residents Attend Social Gatherings and Visits in Park City and Duchesne
Park City residents Wanda Potter Ray Giles and families visit Mr and Mrs Giles with A B Atwood and O Z Curry spending a day with Abs Davies in Duchesne. Lee takes a business trip to Park City and a large group enjoys a dance at the war house. Rodney Morris and spouses join Harry Morris and others at the Ideal camping grounds on G N Wickens ranch and Miss Florence Davis visits Miss Georgie Gingell this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Potter
Ray Giles
Park City
M. Giles
A.B. Atwood
Curry
Abs
al We ‘Davies
Duchesne, Co
Lee
Park, City
Rerank Defa
New Stern
Farm Creel
Birthday Dinner Celebrates Mr Joseph Anderson
A Sunday June 13 dinner marked the 64th birthday of Joseph Anderson. Hosted by his three daughters at the old Anderson home northeast of Bluebell, guests included Mr and Mrs Frankie Thompson and seven children and other relatives. Friends Heber Barlow and his companion visited, ice cream and strawberries were served, and warm wishes for many more birthdays were extended.
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Nother
Joseph Anderson
Mer
Russell Roper
Heber Barlow
Roosevelt
Enlire
Anderson
Merricl Wathen
Edilen
Salt Lake
Norway
Myr
John Thorsen
Fern Larsen
Ty “Blaine
Oden
Roy Warren
Colorado
Herald
Indians Deliver Juvenir Package at Uintah Reservation
During a Pine Ridge visit, John Woods presented a small rawhide package painted in Indian colors to Uintah Indian leaders at the Uintah reservation. The container held dried foods and seeds shown at the 1925 grain show. Farmers report growing chapter activity and seven chapters forming Uintah and Ouray Better Homes and Live Stock Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross
Pine Ridee
South Dakota
John Woods
Pine Ridge Sioux
Uintah
Whiteriver
Uintah Reservation
Woods
Union
Antonio Garcia
Uintah and Ouray Reservation
Chicago
Utah
Pearl Taylor
Uintah and Ouray Better Homes and Live Stock Association
Elk to be released in Nine Mile section from Wyoming herd
The Price fish and game club plans to obtain a carload of elk from Jackson Hole Wyoming this winter. The animals will be released in the Nine Mile section to bolster local wildlife and hunting prospects.
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The
Price Fish and Game Club
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Nine Mile
Sterling Transportation Wins Basin to Basin Franchise
The Public Utilities Commission granted Sterling Transportation a franchise to operate a truck line between Uintah basin towns and Vernal Utah and to Salt Lake. A hearing on a basin to Price franchise was postponed to July 21 in Salt Lake with Price business men backing basin freighters. Union Pacific filed a protest against Dennis Bawthorpe’s request to run a Salt Lake Vernal stage line, arguing railroad service covers Salt Lake to Park City and Kamas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Salt Lake
Sterling Transportation Company
Vernal
Public Utilities Commission
Basin Points
Price
Noble Utilities Commission
Dennis Bawthorpe
utHitles Commission
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Why Mormonism Subject at Myton IA Program
The Myton M IA program for Sunday June 27 features Kenneth Draper speaking on Why Mormonism. His second lecture, entitled Because of its Arms, will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton M. I. A
Isi
Kenneth Draper
Fitle
District Court at Duchesne Concludes Term With Guilty Verdicts
Du chesne district court convened Friday June 11 with Judge Kias Hanses presiding. Key cases include Jefferson Wall found guilty of carnal knowledge and sentenced to not less than one year in the state penitentiary defended by Thomas W O Donnell. Milton Anderson found guilty of horse stealing with up to five years and leniency requested for Anderson. Orville Robertson discharged for lack of evidence in burglary case. Myra Philips awarded 100 damages for self and 60 for car in an accident case. Uintah Basin Construction allowed two more years to prove beneficial use on a state engineer project. Condemnation suits for right of way between Myton and Roosevelt remain before court with jury trials sought.
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District Court
Duchesne
Kias Hanses
State of Utah
Jefferson Wall
Wall
Alfred
Altonab
Thomas W. O'Donnell
Vernal
M. B- Pope
E. W.burgess
Orville Robertson
Ray KE. Dillman
Roosevelt
Charles Bowden
Milton Anderson
Altonah
State Penitentiary
M. B. Pope
E.H. Burgess
Myra Philipp
S. Y. Taylor
Myton
Bereavement thanks and civic project noted in local notices
A widow and family express heartfelt thanks for kindness shown during illness and death of Harold Broadhead on June 7 1926. Gratitude is extended for flowers music consolation and supportive words. Separately James P Grant and Rosa Lee plan a 200000 brick garage and service station at the Grant Hotel with a 60 by 79 foot building and a special heating system.
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Tesis
Annie Woodcock
Abram Woodcock
Emma’ "Shields ‘Yai
Harold
Broadhead
Nefishbors
Thos. Broadhead
Ile Broadhead
James P. Grant
Rosa Lee
Grant Hotel
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F. A. Gross
Uintah and
Inihan
Apt
Wate
Gorrespordenge
Fok
Joe Wilcken
T. M. Giles
Alfred Giles
Tabiona
Tas
Arcadia
Hanna
TT Tech Bluebell
Industrial Record
Utah Poultry Association
Owens
Randlett
Farmer Maxwell
M. A
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