Water Rights and State Ownership Debate in Utah
Letter from Utah irrigators argues against private water ownership citing Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and Riparian law. Advocates warn absolute ownership could erode rights, spur speculation, and separate water from land, urging Utah to retain state control. Also notes slow constitutional progress and debate on religious aid, habeas corpus, and jury size at the convention.
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Wyoming Mine Disaster at Red Canyon Claims Many Lives
A catastrophic explosion at No 5 Central Pacific mine Red Canyon near Evanston Wyoming on March 20 kills dozens and leaves families bereft. Rescue teams work through the night finding bodies in the slope and mine chambers while authorities report at least eighty victims and a city-wide grief.
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William Avilers Sx
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Thomwsffatohinson
Samuel Bates
Walter Mailer
Henry Seothern
Agron Deatt
George Critchet
Hugh Sloan
Wm. Mortis
Sulin de. Locke
Albert Clark
David Lowry, Jr
Local exhibits and school entertainments noted on Main Street
Reports describe a handsome Main Street exhibit on Saturday and a large turnout at the Third Ward Sunday school entertainment. A raffle raised over 820 with Clarence Cummitts winning a prize. Additional items mention local comments, discipline charges in a Salt Lake school, Beaver anecdotes, and a juror instruction scene.
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Joba Tocatad
Third Ward
Utah State Ownership Debate Contentions Water Rights
An obscure historical note denounces a proposed action affecting land and water rights in Utah. It references a committee and delegates to oppose any act that would deprive property without due process, signed by a chair and secretary.
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Olor Crossquist
Water Rights Controversy Over State Ownership Debate
A caustic discussion on water rights in Cavhe Valley questions state ownership versus private appropriation. Experts, farmers, and university voices argue over constitutional provisions and who should control streams. The Utah Farm Exp Work official supports established rights amid intense local sentiment.
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