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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1916
Page
4
Juvenile court official Hony Gilbert Beebe was in town Monday en route to Kanab and plans to return soon. Local residents noted his brief visit and role with the Juvenile court.
Notice that Shincon Ies ser has applied under Utah law to appropriate water from Red CHUM Spring and Garfield County streams for irrigation. The notice lists the location near Red Cliffs Springs and Salt Lake base area, describes the proposed diversion and use for 20 acres, and notes objections must be filed with the State Engineer by a set deadline.
Mr J M Campbelli of the Capitol Electric Light Co of Salt Lake City was in town Tuesday. The brief note indicates a routine visit by the company official, with no further details on purpose or outcomes provided in the readable text.
Notice to water users that Marshall, Hagkaville Utah, applies to divert 900 plus 25 hundredths cubic feet of water from Granite Creek Garfield County Utah under Utah law 1907 as amended. water to be released from a dam and conveyed for irrigation of 30 acres in Sections 10 29 30 Township 39 30 East and others. Public protest within 30 days with fee 2.50 to State Engineer. Data: April 20 1916 first publication. May 2 1916 completion.
Hyrum Gates Sr woke to the realization that walking and planting stunt provides real enjoyment at Pangultch Social Hall DD. W. Royde displayed his Kentucky Champion Saddler Stallion on Tuesday en route to Cirleville where the horse will stand and be reachable by mail. Dr G Carhart returned to Escanote Wednesday and is well established in pharmacology. M M Steel Jr of Delta reported prosperity and health in Pangultch. Miss Clarice Lamearuk of Mt Carnet visits with her sister Nellie Talbot.
Frank Canary, son of Mr and Mrs Arnon Doxford, born Ogden Utah July 9 1896, died at Panguitch Utah April 1919 aged 19 years 9 months 10 days. He was a beloved boy with a sunny temper and many friends. After ten days of suffering he died peaceful, trusting in God. Funeral services were conducted by Rev T M Keasseff with remarks by Mr Riding. Burial in Panguitch Cemetery awaiting resurrection.
A clipped OCR reading notes a visit and mail received last week from Lars Sandfife to Mes James at Barnhurst, mentioning a daughter and a stay with family. The readable fragment preserves only partial names and a casual postal reference.
Red Star compressed yeast on display at Grand Canyon Cafe declares the product unexcelled by any yeast known. The bread made with it is first class. Customers are invited to try the yeast and will be instructed on how to use it.
Notice announces lands within Powell and Weyler National Forests Utah totaling 832.21 acres to be opened to settlement and entry under homestead law. Listings name applicants Forest A Prows W A Allen and Frederick Steenblik with acreages, locations and list numbers. Deadline and processing governed by June 11 1906 act and May 27 1916 pref erence rights. official Salt Lake City land office handling.
A. Doxford and Mrs. La Carson thank Parigutich friends for thoughtful sympathy after the death of their son and grandson. The message expresses gratitude from Mr and Mrs A Doxford and Mrs La Carson for the loving support from men women and children of Parigutich during the illness and passing.
Salt Lake City April 1916 notice states GA Gibbons of Salt Lake City Utah has applied under Utah law to appropriate five tenths of a cubic foot per second from a named spring in Garfield County for stock watering. Spring location given near East Point Cove, through a 100 foot ditch, usable yearly Jan 1 to Dec 31. Application No 6545 with protest deadline 30 days after final publication. State Engineer TM D Beers announces first publication April 20 1916. completion April 20 1918.
Public notice from Garfield county Panguitch Utah states that registration for qualified electors for Election District No 2 precedes a bond election. Registration occurs at Clarks Shoe Store May 18 1916 from 7 am to 7 pm and on the first four Tuesdays prior at the registry agent’s home in Panguitch. Ann Cooper Registry Agent Pan Pitch Election District No 2.
An infant girl, one of twins born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Prince, died Saturday night after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending updates from the family.
Oat smut was widespread in some districts last year and no one knows when weather conditions will allow the smut spores to thrive again in any community.
Notice is hereby given that Panguitch Utah will hold a special bond election on May 18 1916 between 7 AM and 7 PM. Voters will decide if the city may issue twenty one thousand dollars in waterworks bonds to fund water rights and a system owned by the city. Ballots will list the question and polling places Clarks Shoe Store and City Building with designated judges.
Notice by Susan Foy registry agent for Panguitch Election District No 1 Garfield County Utah announces registration times and places for qualified electors. Registration available at Panguitch City & County Building and home office between specific hours prior to the May 28 1916 bond election.
State Uneincesta Office announces that LC Thon son and Neal McDougal of Hanksvile Utah seek to appropriate a cubic foot per second from a spring in Cateriet Canyon near Colorado River for stock watering. Water will be diverted 66 feet via pipeline year round. Application No 6522. Objections with affidavit and $250 fee due within 30 days after publication.
Notice is given that Archie Cleave of Coyotes Utah has applied under Utah law to appropriate 2 1 2 cubic feet per second from Pace Lake and Mud Lake Springs Garfield County Utah. Water will be diverted 23 760 feet and used May 1 to Oct 15 to irrigate 440 acres in sections 6 and 7 township 32 south range 1 west. First publication April 20 1910. Completion May 20 1916.
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