Utah Post and State News Roundup in Salt Lake City
Utah officials reported on statewide events last week in Salt Lake City including postmasters association sessions and health officer convention. Notable incidents featured duck hunting accidents, train strikes, handcart veterans reunions, escapes from Ogden school, and a drowning near Balt Lake. The National Wool Growers convention planning, church gatherings, and a regional disaster-free duck hunt were noted along with legal appointments and a rescue story of a boy from Ogden.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Wool Growers’ Association
Salt Lake
Wool Growers’ Association
Capital City
Sprague
Mahing Company
Detroit
Mich
Thomas A. Harris
Ogden
Weber River
Multiple Disparate Local Incidents Reported Across West States
A Hillaboro Oregon football player Holland Neary injured in Portland game. initial reports of death corrected. A large coal mine near Thermopolis Wyoming escaped with all workers safe after a collapse. Goldfield Nevada postmaster requests more staff due to rising business. Mrs Carey Snyder links skeleton found near Hillsboro to her husband, Kansas City banker’s son. Wyoming governor candidate detained by typhoid threat. Arizona Sheriff Ed P. Shanley shot by his own pistol. dies. Bank of Hillnboro robbery suspect Carey M. Snyder connected. escaped. Montana and St Louis mining matters addressed in federal court. Garden City Kansas arrest of Dave Mackley, a suspected horseman and bigamist. escape ensues. Indian affairs in Wyoming show Ute relocation attempts. Montana Wool Growers conclude meeting. leadership elected. Silver Bow Montana endorses Lee Mantle for US Senate. Colorado murder case dismissed due to insufficient evidence. libel ruling against Denver paper. Denver businessman Frank T. Hughes jailed for perjury over Midland wreck claim. Federal meat inspector exam announced for several western locations. Nevada sour relations as Horace Faker kills wife and himself. Santa Fe Railway declares semipermanent dividend. Troops actions and courtroom tensions noted in ongoing trials across region.
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Carey M. Snyder
Hillsboro
Ore
Kansas City
A. D. Kelyter
Lander
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Tha
Ed P. Shanley
Gila County
Arizona
Shanley
Hillnboro
Snyder
Yves
Polk
Garden City
Kan
Dave Mackley
Casper
Wye
Jaiey Tippy
Mackley
Mola
Tippy
McLaughlin
Bureau of Indian Affloire
Utah
South Dakota
Montana, Wool Growers’ Association
Helena
J. Howard Bower
Oks
Meagher County
A. K. Prescott
G. J
Utah Banking Company Amends Articles of Incorporation
Notice of a meeting of Lehi Commercial and Bank stockholders at the Bank of Lehi City Utah at 8 p.m. on October 27 to vote on amendments including renaming the corporation Utah Banking Company and establishing banking houses. Revisions outline board structure twelve directors with officers, monthly meetings, stockholder electors, and annual meeting in Am Fork City for director elections.
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Lehi Commercial & Bank
Lehi City
Utah
Hamely
Utah Banking Company
Star Oers
Simcaon
Akbie
Eee Se
Gashler
Mleet
Fork City
County
Uteh
Tuatan K. Cortér
Joan Y Barra
A. J. HV Anas
Public Land Notice on Mining Location Extractions
Notice announces lands selected by the State under an act of Congress approved July 18, 18M. It names tracts described by section, township, and range, posted for withdrawal and public notice, with deadlines for objections or claims within sixty days. It references state and plate numbers and states the posted notices are available for inspection and marking.
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Uialy
Act of Congresa
Federal land protest notices from 1906 on mineral value claims
The document instructs protests or contests against land tract selections by January 19, 1906, alleging mineral value over agricultural use. It states failure to protest within the period will be evidence of mineral character and the selections may be recommended for approval to the General Land Office in Washington with Frank D. Howes cited.
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General Land Office
Washington
Frank D Howhs
State Notices Deserted lands under Utah act to be selected
The State of Utah will submit proof to the land office regarding desert lands titled under an 1804 act. The hearing is scheduled for December 24, 1996, at 7 PM in Utah offices. Persons claiming any portion of the described lands or objecting must appear and testify on that date. Frank D. Horis, Register. First publication Oct. 11, 1908.
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George Bskachlouroes
Garfield
Utah County Fair Association
Provo
National Trotting Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ulah
Momtay
Townalip
Frank D, Horrs
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Utah State News
Utah Postmasters’ Association
Frank Eggington
Ofdon
John W. Parsons
Logan
East Lake City
Alfred Peterson
Hiram Poulson
K. Poseart
Harriaville
Ita
Balt Lake
Boise
Ida
Butte
Mont
Lutheran Church Conference
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Maine
Arthur Anderson
Union Pacific
Douglas Wardrop
Plains
Nick Lunde
Highland Bay
Bingham
Joe Roesleh
Joseph B. Frick
Supreme Court
Cutter
Supreme Bench
Barth
Tetina
Alexander
William McWhirter
Scotland
Utah Lake
Sam Davie
Davis
Khia
Alta Hollias
Farmington
Northwest
Goldsteth
Nevada
United States
Melona
W. 8. Hunt
Montana Mining Company
Ie St. Louis Mining Company
Groom
Marveville
John J. Mullins
Dogger District Court
Daily Mining Record
Denver
G. G. Ree
Gollfield
Frank T. Hughes
Hughes
Midland
Culber’s Siding
Hiesult
Civil Services
Bureau of
Animel Industry
Moscow
Laramite
Sheridan
Wyn
Horace Faker
Suake Valley
Belleville
Typeka and
Santa Fe Railway
Cone
Advent Cine
Hall Lake City
Aiea Ner
What the
National Biscuit Company
Wm. M. Roylance
Provo, Utah
Register
Lehi Mill and Elevator Company
Lehi
Hammer Bros
Main Street
State Street
Buss
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