Secretary of State Reports Increase In Collections
The quarterly report by H. E. Crogkett shows 92940.63 collected by the Secretary of State through September 30, up from 58028.05 in 1921. Motor vehicle and license taxes drive the rise. general fees were 7828.62 versus 9623.46. corporation taxes 865.26 vs 2443.66. Compiled Laws sales 94.76 vs 185.35. Motor vehicle revenue for nine months totals 728371.56, surpassing 130000 by October 17, meeting the year’s early forecast for 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E.crogkett
Utah
Prohibition Talk Leads to Handcuffed Bootleg Haul
A stray report from near the Canadian border describes state police stopping a truckload of liquor. The driver claimed the haul came up the road a short distance, while two subdued passengers sat handcuffed in the seat. Police continue to search for the missing stash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enaud
Prohibition
Notice of Managerial Address Change Uintah Power and Light
The Uintah Power and Light company announces the manager’s office has moved from Myton to Roosevelt. All correspondence should be addressed to the new address. Heber T. Hall, Manager. October 19 and November 9 dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Power & Light Company
Myton
Roosevelt
Heber T. Hall
Disaster relief costs in a Red Cross year
The year ending June 30 1922 saw 72 disasters with hundreds killed and 145000 homeless or needing aid, costing the American Red Cross 1,441,486. Fires floods and tornadoes caused most damage, with San Antonio floods and the Knickerbocker Theatre collapse among notable losses. The Roma airship disaster and overseas fires in the Philippines and Tonio are highlighted, along with San Domingo and San Salvador relief efforts. The report urges renewed membership during Roll Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ife
United States
San Antonio
Texas
Vicksburg
Natchez
Miss
Fed Cross
Knickerbocker
Washington, D. C
National Capital
U. S. Army
Virginia
Hampton
Philippines
Mania
Tonio
San Domingo
Med Cross
San Salvador
Ted Cross
Essay wins trip to Washington for safe highways
Stanley Newcomb, 14, of San Diego, is the Boy Scout author of the winning essay How I Can Make Highways More Safe. He triumphed over more than 400,000 contestants and receives a gold watch and a trip to Washington from the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Newcomb
San Diego
Calif
Washington
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Notice of Sale by Farnsworth Canal and Reservoir Co
Delinquent stock for assessment No. 32 dated August 28 1922 listed against stockholders Mecham B B estate Mecham T L Miles James H George G Lindsay Dated October 3 1922 Secretary.
Sheriff Sale in Duchesne County Utah 1922
In the Fourth Judicial District of Utah Duchesne County the case Hightower v Thompson et al is set for sheriff sale on November 4 1922 at 2 PM. The property includes the east half of the southeast quarter Section 2 Township 1S Range 4W plus water rights represented by eighty shares of Dry Gulch Irrigation Company class A stock. The sale takes place at the front door of the County Courthouse Duchesne Utah. CHARLES R BARTON Sheriff. 21-244 dated October 20 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Thompson
Caroline Thompson
Seth Pixton
State of
Utah
Bank of Duchesne
County Court House
Duchesne
Uintah
Uintah Special Meridian
Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
Charles R, Barton
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Secretary of State
Walker
Enoch Morgan's Sons Co
New York
U.S.A
Farnsworth Canal & Reservoir Company
Mountain Home
George G. Lindsay
Shri Antt
Allred
Sole L
Alfred
Thomas L
Anderson, John & James
Anderson, Annie
Birch,j. A
Bunce, J. D
Burton
Austin G
Frank L
A. J
Henry F. Burton, Jr
Beckstead
Henry A
Cook
Sarah L
Clement
O. F
Easton
Caldwell, J. TL
Dart, B. L
Day
Thomas C
Draper,j.&, Estate
Davies, William
Evans, Eb, P. Jr
Erickson,Johin A
Farnsworth, D. B. Jr
Farnsworth, DB. Sr
Fullmer, F. P
Fullmer
F. Clyde
David
Harvard
Heber
Hanberg
Willard
Roy
Hogensen
Hansen
Hans
Jozsa
Ciprian
Jessen
Squire
Jolly
F. M. Estate
Johnson
John L
Jorgensen
Hyrum
Jensen
Joseph
Jansen
Jex
Heber C
Jarvis
Frank W
Kenison
Thomas
Larsen
Elray/ Dy
Elsie
Julian D
Estate
H. S
Larsen, C. C
Archie. Marchant
A. M
Mecham
Warren P
A. N
Lewis
Ottosen
Elizabeth
Pace
H. A
Luray
Palmer
E. F
Ershel
Peacock
C.A
Potter
Wright Estate
Rowley
John
Lucy M
Ralph N
Reynolds
C. M
Robertson
EB. W
Ross
J. I
Rust
George B
Redford
R. D
Stott
George A
Geo. O
Sorensen
Christian
Shirts
W. D
Stewart
Sanders
Sarah
Stevenson
H. M
Stevens
Leslie L
Ray
Gen. G
Snow
Irving
Stewart, Bayparis J
Shelton, Francis M
Sheppard, W. L
Sheppard,Dan Est
Smith W.T
Taylor, Heber
Thayne
Alma
Lester
Thilo
Paul IE
Tidwell
Joseph Todd D
M. Jr
Ungerman
V. L
van Wagenen
D. Li
van Kleeck
Mtga
Board of Directors
Duchesne County
Sweatman’s Variety Store
Upalco
Myton, Utahs
Uintah Power & Light Co., Owne
Victrolas
Victor Recorde
Victor Agency
Schonian Furniture Co. Utes
Thompson Merc
Talmage
Sheriff's Sale
District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District
Kodak and
Suppi Kodak
Sanmiel Dalgles Duchesne
L. A. Hollenbe
Attorney-At-Law
Pope & Porte
Terry . Gilkison
Frankie
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