Utah State News Highlights From San Juan to Salt Lake
James F Barton appointed postmaster at Verdure San Juan County. Fish Lake forest reserve HQ moved to Salina. Years events include Gret institute in Spring Oley taat week and annual Congregational meeting in Provo. Accidents include Thomas Miglin crushed near Ogden, and a man killed by a freight train after Nearing a railroad bridge. earth tremor reported in Salt Lake. Also notes on salt resources Great Salt Lake geothermal context and local industry developments.
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James F. Barton
Verdure
San Juan County
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
Park City
Salt Lake
Thomas Miglin
Mow
Ogden
Balt Lake
Northwest Notes on Mines Railways and Incidents Across West
The Silver Peak railroad completed on the 16th with a first lumber train to Blair Nevada. Denver hosts American Mining congress with notable attendees. Montana editor William M Alderson dies in Helena after long illness. Burlington plans Frannie Worland line extension through Thermoplara to Denver. Horace B Voss shot dead in Utah after reproving Day. Harriman Oregon & Washington subsidiary seeks Seattle right of way. Aetna Banking & Trust branch in Washington DC closes. receiver appointed. Fatal train collision near Monroe Washington injures several. five masked robbers loot Hayes & Monette mine at Goldfield Nevada. U.S. land office withdraws coal land entries per policy. Warrant issued for F E cashier of Actna Bank in Butte. funds refunded to others. Union Pacific to build Platteville to Laramie cutoff. Goldfield Nevada reports soaring telegraph traffic. Rich ore shipment from Mohawk mine near Colda Nevada worth about 1 million. George Smith killed near Ogden after map incident. Hot Springs meets win by Mr Blue in national coursing. Two killed in collision between Santa Fe trains near Manwinile Colorado.
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Aetna Banking & Trust Company
Washington, D. C
Robert Lyopa
Bull Mont
Monroe
Wash
J. E. Hideon
A. W. Rowhelle
Pat Sheridan
George Lawrence
Wetzell
Hayes & Monet Leasy
Hawk
Goldfeld
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
United States General Land Office
Leonie Pollock
Hayes & Monette
Cold0e 4
Nevada
George Smith
Hike
New
Roald
Ogden
Smith
Biko
Utah Banking Company charter amendments proposed in Lehi
Notice records a Utah banking charter petition with amendments to corporate articles. It outlines board structure with twelve directors, officers including president vice president cashier, and meeting rules. Place of business set as Am Fork City Utah. stockholder meeting in July. charter valid for 100 years unless dissolved.
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Lehi
Lehi City
Utah
Tata
Ing
Ming Pine
Cor. Sretion
Utah Banking Company
Seconal
Aient Min
Anon
Bec
Bee
Am. Fork City
Amn
Fork City
Secon
Thomas RB. Carter
Jom Y Sirs
Cuahier
A. J. Evans
Panama Canal Debate Drives Deep Waterway Drive
Fragmented notice mentions Jonah E. Raneden proposing a deep waterway to Chicago amid commerce control talk. It touts Kodol For Dyspepsia as a health aid and notes local vendor People’s Institute selling it.
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Panama Canal
Missisappi Val Ie
Vongresemas Jonah E. Raneden
Louaiane
Chicago
Buainey
Addroms
Presa Club
Notice of Land Offerings Listed by Utah State
United States Land Office in Sault Lake City Utah announces that Utah has filed for mining land entries under federal law. The notice lists several townships ranges and sections with state land numbers and describes posted lists available for inspection. The notice requires interested parties to respond within thirty days from the date of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Sault Lake City
Utah
Contests On Land Tracts For Mineral Value Ahead Of Appraisal
Notice invites protests to state claims on mineral valued tracts described, challenging agricultural use. Protests must be filed within the specified period. failure to contest may imply non mineral character and allow selections to be recommended for approval. Frank D Hobbs signs the notice to the General Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Ofice
Washington, D. C
Frank D Hobbs
Notice of land grant protest hearing in Utah
United States Land Office East Lake City Utah announces a hearing on September 24 1908 at 10 oclock am regarding land described in Township 48 Range West State No 348. Persons claiming mineral lands or objecting to the election are invited to appear and present testimony. Frank D Hobbs Register. First publication Oct 11 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bistes Land Office
East Lake City
Utah
Diah
Township
We L. M
Frank D. Hobbs
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Banpete
Gret Institute
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Mount Plowannt
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Connectton
National Association
Salt Lake City
James HH. Crawford
C. U. Lockhart
Anatony
Warren M. Lowry
Great Salt Lake
Cove Creek
Millardty
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Red Sea
Ogden Bower Pipe & Clay Company
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Georgia
Piper
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Spicer
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Thako
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Price
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Department of Agriculture
Arthur Tattersol
American Fork
George Morehouse
Sear
Fish Springs
William McGregor
Burch Creek
Omden
Leonard Jensen
David
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Silver Peak
Blair
Denver
American Mining Congress
Reno Hutehihann
M. C
Se W
William M. Alderson
Bozonian Courier
Horeman
Mont
Jong Ilinene
Ts. Ife
Yorkshire
England
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Burlington
Hig Horn County
Thermoplara, Ghoshone
Horace B. Voss
A. T. Day
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Oregon & Washington
Harriman
Subardiary Corporation
Seattle
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Actna Bank
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Whder
of & Indy
Cbards
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Union Pacific Railway
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Laramie
Wyo
Galt Lakety
Goldfield
America
Hot Springs
Waterloo
Mr. Blue
Tool = Bounders
Butie, Mont
Lord Make
Petty
J. F. Barties
Hana Ecore
Fe Express
Ghar Manwinile
Colorado
York Sty
Ike
Jake
Jay
Gradway
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Wm. M. Roylance
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Register
Lehi Mill and Elevator Company
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