State of Utah lands listed for indemnity school purposes
United States Land Office Salt Lake City Utah announces that Utah has filed lists of lands selected under the 1894 act for indemnity school lands. The tract SB SE Sec 22 Twp 30 South Range 13 West L M 049276 List 2397. Protests on mineral value vs agricultural value will be received and reported to Washington. Acting Register GhO. E Woolley. First publication June 18 1980, last July 11 1930.
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United States Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
South Range
West
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
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Woolley Acting Register
Water Users Notice in Beaver County Utah 1930
Notice to water users announces H D Bayles of Parowan Utah has filed to change use of 0.0088 cubic feet per second from Water Hollow Beaver County. Plan includes ditch 6400 feet to storage pond and piping to troughs for 6000 sheep and 12 horses. File No a-1120. protests due within 30 days. Geo M Bacon State Engineer. Date first published June 20 1930.
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Salt Lake City
H. D. Bayles
Parowan
Utah
Water Hollow
Beaver County
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State Engineer’s
Geo. M. Bacon
Publication of a Golf Score Sparks Humorous Debate
The Akron Beacon Journal notes that publishing a golfer's score prompts lighthearted controversy and amusement, reflecting the public interest in score reporting and personal records.
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Akron Bencon Journal
Milford News Subscription Listing
Milford News announces subscription at 2.00 per year with second class mail status under the 1879 act, in the Milford post office.
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Milford
Congress
Advertising schemes prey on small town merchants
The Washington County News reports on traveling ad salesmen scamming merchants with booster programs and film advertising that never materializes. Salt Lake defendants face suits over contracts for show house advertising, with notes sold and buyers seeking recovery after the outfit went broke and no ads were shown.
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Salt Lake
St. George
Washington County News
Boulder Dam Project Looms as Colorado River Plans Move Ahead
The Boulder Dam site near Las Vegas Nevada is poised to cost over 1.065 billion dollars and back up the Colorado River for about 200 miles. The 550 foot tall structure will impound 1,500,000 acre feet of water and generate around 1,025,000 horsepower. Settling basins above the dam aim to reduce silt and prevent floods. A rail line from Las Vegas will ferry materials to the river, with huge elevators to lower them to the site.
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Boulder Canyon
Colorado
Gulf of California
Sameéue
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
Nevvada
Union Pacific Railroad
Las Veens
History of the Red Warrior Mine Mining revival planned by Moscow Silver Mines in Beaver County
The Moscow Silver Mines company begins development to reopen the Red Warrior mine in Beaver County’s Star District. The Red Warrior, once owned by Allan T. Campbell and later the Merritt Brothers, yielded ore down to 500 feet before a fault halted mining. Current prospects suggest ore deposits may reappear where the Silver Bed intersects the Red Warrior fissure system, with drift work planned toward the 1,600 foot level before the Elephant Canyon fault.
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Beaver County
Allan T. Campbell
Matt Cullen
Byram
Denny Ryan
Horn
Frisco
Merritt Brothers
America
Duluth
Messatbi Range
United States
Meritt Brothers
Red Warrior
Wilbur Merritt
Alfred Merritt
Mr. Merritt
Milford
Star District Suiner
Moscow
Beavers County
Lewis H. Merritt
New York City
Campbell
Merritts
Elephant Canyon
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Grand Canyon
Bryce Canyon National Parks
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Rocky Mountain National Park
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Telluride Power CO
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