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Newspaper

Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1922

Page

2

Protests Stage Franchise Hearing In Duchesne County

Citizens of Duchesne pressed the public utilities commission over poor winter stage service between Myton and Duchesne. A hearing was set against Dodge Stage Line at Price, with applicants James C. Huey and Peter Catalina and protests from Helper and Duchesne. Duchesne later decided not to pursue the fight. the commission will be advised at the Price hearing. The case questions monopoly rights on public roads and aims to ensure adequate service for Myton and Duchesne.

Duchesne Public Utilities Commission Thaeraforea Dodge James C. Huey Peter Catalina Helper Miertar Myton Duchesne County Roy Commission

Oil prospects and activity in Duchesne and surrounding areas

Notable visitors from Salt Lake and Denver assess the Utah Southern Oil Co. progress in Duchesne with president G. Hansen and geologist H. Morton Johnson of General Petroleum Co. Assessments on oil shale and placer claims are under way with about 40 local workers, drilling halted at 1600 feet awaiting casing now in place.

G. T. Hansen Salt Lake B. ©. Jones Denver Utah Southern Oil Co Hansen H. Morton Johnson Los Angeles General Petroleum Co Utah Midwest Douglas Creek Coorzeé Mulvey

High Strawberry River Flood Threatens Duchesne Bridge

The Strawberry River rose above recent records causing damage in Duchesne city. The east bridge is unsafe and could collapse. Officials blame the river’s crooked course and the reservoir’s management for spillway overflow. A city action plan proposes a short cut-off and reservoir fix to prevent future floods.

Duchesne City Strawberry

Indian Creek Threatens Road as High Water Holds Steady

Indian Creek remains unusually high and menaces a nearby road. Authorities report measures have been taken to prevent erosion and protect the roadway while monitoring for changes in the water level.

Indian Creek

Daniels Creek Irrigation Consolidates Into Mutual Company

Water users on Daniels creek in Wasatch county consolidate diversified irrigation interests forming a mutual irrigation company. The move unifies efforts, centralizes management, and aims to maximize water supply while minimizing costs, ending decades of conflicts and local dissension.

Daniels Creek Wasatch County

Forest highway funds apportioned to Utah projects

Senator Smoot reports that Utah will receive 371776 from the federal highway fund for forest roads. Approved projects include Hever-Fruitland 50100 Sevier-Cove Fort 348000 Pangultch-Trople 43000 Bryce Canyon 22200 Circleville Canyon 61500 Cedar Long Valley 59000.

Smoot Oy the Forester Utah Fedeal Highway Fund Secretary of Agriculture Hever-Fruitland Sevier-Cove Fort Circleville Canyon

Civil actions filed in Fourth Judicial District Duchesne county

The Fourth Judicial District of Duchesne County shows multiple civil suits filed including Knight Trust & Savings Co. versus Elias Brady and others, Horace Lusty and others versus Earl P. Fowler and E W Mecham, Van Kleek Bacon Co. versus J Milton Alexander and others, and Federal Land Bank of Berkeley versus Lewis T Young and others. June term dates set include 606 Civil Jos Staley versus C Jensen for June 2 and 381 Civil W A Warthen versus Farmers Commission Co. for June 3.

Fourth Judicial District Duchesne County Knight Trust & Savings Co Elias Brady Horace Lusty Earl P. Fowler E. W Mecham Jos Staley Ya C. Jensen W. A. Warthen Farmers Commission Co

Record of Daniels Creek project sets Utah irrigation model

The author notes that extended visits will be sufficient to complete the work under the new system. Daniels Creek results establish a record of accomplishment and will guide future projects in Utah. Several similar efforts are underway with more planned, aiming for efficient consolidation where natural conditions permit. The writer will focus on irrigation issues after July 1, prioritizing local cooperation and practical cures.

Daniels Creek Utah

Interior Department Clarifies Assessment Work Window for 1921 Claims

Judge E C Finney acting secretary of the interior outlines that for mining claims located between January 1 and July 1, 1921, annual assessment work must be completed by July 1, 1922 to avoid relocation. The ruling aligns with Arizona attorney general views and shifts the year to run July 1 to July 1, affecting early 1921 locators.

American Mining Congress E. C. Finney Department of the Interior Bursum New Mexico Pinney Finney Pickens Secretary of the Interior Arizona

Moffat Tunnel Commission Appoints Members in Colorado

Governor Shoup appoints the Moffat tunnel commission members Charles H. Leckenby editor Steamboat Springs Pilot Charles A. Wilcox William P. Robinson W N W Blayney Denver The commission reports tunnel bonds have been sold and the interest rate is under four percent.

Shoup Colorado Moffat Tunnel Commission Charles H. Leckenby Steamboat Springs

Salt Lakers Buy 8000 Lambs in Grand County

Culp & Sons of Salt Lake contracted $000 head of lambs from Moab sheepmen for fall delivery at 10 cents per pound fob Thompsons and Cisco. An advance of $1 per head was paid. with summer range conditions the lambs should net about $7 per head. Moab representatives include Indian Creek Cattle Co Don Taylor Max B Taylor A M Robertson C A Robertson R Lee Kirk and Alfred Sheep Co.

Culp & Sons of Salt Lake Moab F. O. B. Thompsons Cisco Indian Creek Cattle Company Don Taylor Max B.taylor A. M. Robertson C. A. Robertson R. Lee Kirk Alfred Sheep Company

Water users allowed to issue notes for maintenance

A. J. Charles reports maintenance for Uintah Indian Irrigation project may accept notes in lieu of cash from water users unable to pay. Instructions came this week from the commissioner in Washington.

A. J. Charles Uintah Indian Irrigation Project Washington

Bibles Burned by Mexicans Incite Durango Mob

An enraged mob of about 400 in a Durango village drove Miss Elizabeth Streeter during the night of May 4. Bibles from Mills Streeter’s party were confiscated and used as bonfire fuel. Streeter is reported seriously injured with a broken hip but expected to recover. Mexican ministers present deny official complicity and say persecutions of Protestant missionaries occur without government approval. Streeter has been in Mexico since before the revolution. her home is Meridian, Mississippi.

Durango Mexico Elizabeth Streeter Mills Streeter Emigdtio G. Santos J. P. Lancaster el Paso Torreon C. C. Cota Juarez St. E. Stephenson Jesus Castro Miss Streeter Kaan Meridian Miss

Allen Davis Improving After Illness Near Duchesne

Allen Davis and wife from Indian can yon ten miles above Duchesne traveled to Vernal for a short stay. Davis, now past eighty, had been ill for some time but is slowly improving. They were joined by their son Guy and family who immediately returned home.

Allen Davis Indian Canyon Duchesne Vernal Mr. Davis Mrs. Davis Guy Homie

Reclamation bill stalemate as Congress passes buck

Washington congress faces a stalemate over the Smith McNary reclamation bill with House and Senate blaming each other. Leaders resist attaching the measure to the soldier bonus bill. finance committee opposition and western protests threaten passage. Absent a new push, the bill risks defeat this session and little chance in a short session.

Washington Congress House Senate Alphonse and Gaston Finance McCumber Finance Committee United States Fnally DiMeulty American Legion The Legion Middle West New England McNary Senate Irrigation Committee

Newspapers Urged to Print Bible Quotations

The Back-to-the-Bible bureau of Cineimoati begins mailing Bible quotations to editors nationwide. It funds the effort through donors and aims to publish a monthly Bible Thoughts with a daily verse. The initial verse is Psalms 51:10, “A morning prayer Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me.”

United States Cineimoati

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