Panguitch City Finance Report for Year Ending 1916
City records show receipts and disbursements for Panguitch Garfield Utah with detailed funds including General, Contingent, Water Works, Streets and Alleys, City Park, Sinking, and 1916 Interest Fund. Notable figures include total receipts around 6,947.93 and liabilities for city and water system bonds, with cash on hand varying by fund and a certification by Recorder Sara Ipson dated January 3, 1916.
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Salamea
Marhall
L.levy
Justice of the Peace
Streets and Allies
Co. Treas
State of Utah
Garfield
Panguitch
Sara Ipson
Utah
Special Stockholders Meeting of Utah Antimony Company
Notice is given of a special meeting of the stockholders to be held at 2 oclock P M February 28 1916 at Room 202 O Rourke Estate Building corner Main and Granite Streets Butte Montana to consider selling or optioning all company property including mining property in Garfield County Utah and a concentrator building and contents Bond Hampton President Grant Hampton Treasurer and Asst Secretary
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Utah Antimony Company
O’rouke
Main
Granite Streets
Butte
Montana
Garfield County
Utah
Bond
Hampton
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Garfield
A. A. Stephens
A. A. Stephan
Pangultch
Gerfield County
G. J. Goulding
Notice to Water Users by State Engineer in Utah 1916
State Engineer W. D. Beers in Salt Lake City gives notice to water users Joseph H. Linford and Jesse W. Haycock of an application to divert two cubic feet per second from Sandy Creek Iron County for irrigation of 120 acres and a second applicant Peter Petersen seeks parallel rights. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication with a $2.60 fee. Days listed indicate first publication January 20 1916 and completion February 19 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineer's Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph H. Linford
Jesse W. Haycock
Pangultch
Sandy Creek
Iron County
Townahip
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Twnship
Peter Petersen
State Engineers Office
W. D. Beers
Notice To Water Users State Engineer's Office 1916
Notice from the State Engineer's Office Salt Lake City Utah dated January 10 1916. William H Hughes of Spry Utah has filed to appropriate one cubic foot per second from an unnamed spring in Garfield County for irrigation of 140 acres in Sec 6 Township 33 South Range 4 West and 5 West. Water will be diverted 4000 feet for use January 1 to December 31 annually. Application No 6508. Protests with affidavits and $2.50 fee due within 30 days after publication.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
William H. Hughes
Township 33
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
W. D. Beers
Allen Cameron
Marysvale
Hunt Creek
Garfield County
Township
Salt Lake Bast
Session Lawn
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Clatetey Coury
Wik
Thomas Trouston
John H. LeFevre
Andrace Miller
Atza Judd
Paigulets
Hot. Gould B. Blakely
Register
Lave City
Jabusey
James A. George
W. H. Brown
Salina
Woodruff Spring
Mt. Hillers
Wilco
Range 12
W.,d. Beers
Water appropriation notice for Hunt Creek Utah filing
Allen Cameron of Marysvale Utah seeks to appropriate ten cubic feet per second from Hunt Creek Garfield County Utah. The plan covers two diversion points on Hunt Creek and South Fork Hunt Creek for irrigation of 320 acres from March to August each year.
Notice of Water Channel Appeal Filed in Buffalo County
An application designated No 0250 seeks conveyance by a ditch for 10 200 feet and use during the period stated. Reasons must be sworn by affidavit in duplicate with a 2 60 fee. Filing in the Buffalo County office within 30 days after publication on February 19 1916.
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Buffin‘car
W. D. Beers
Panguitch Horse Breach Sparks Finder Alarm
A dark iron gray eight year old work horse escaped from Allen's livery stable in Panguitch on a Saturday afternoon. A faint brand on the right thigh aided a finder in notifying Earl Allen Panguitch, as a local report notes a newborn girl born Sunday January 23 to Mr William Miller and his wife in Panguitch.
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Pangultch
Joseph Miller
Allen
Earl Allen Panguittch
Panguitch
William Miller
Restoration to the Ole of Lahda Tn Way Youai Forest
Public land notice announces 499.26 acres in Sevier National Forest Utah to be opened for settlement and entry under homestead laws, with March 4 1916 as the cut-off. It lists several applicants and descriptions of parcels in Secs 8 and 27 and nearby ranges, noting prior rights for bona fide agricultural settlers before 1906 and the acting General Land Office official.
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Ole
Lahda Tn Way
Youai Forest
Farmers Round-up feature shocks Panguitch Utah query
Numerous county gents in Utah push a big feature on the yearly farmers Round-up. They ask why Panguitch should not have one and press for public interest and local pride.
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Utah
Restoration To Entry Of Land In Sevier National Forest Utah
Lands totaling about 659.47 acres in Sevier National Forest Utah will be opened for settlement and entry on March 4 1916 at Salt Lake City land office. Preferring qualified applicants with prior rights, notices list multiple sections and owners including Rialdo Merrill Tony Segura Wildy Telbot Mary E B Wills and Railnee K Kimball. C M Bruce Assistant Commissioner General Land Office signs off on the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forsat
Sevier National Forest
Utah
United States
United States Land Office
Salt Lake City
Rialdo Merrill
Winder
Tony Segura
Tropic
Selz
Telbot
Panguitch
Mary EB Wills
Hetheville
Kimball Vinder
C. M. Bruce
General Land Office
Restoration To Entry Of Lands In National Forest
Notice of lands within Powell National Forest Utah totaling about 659.29 acres to be opened for settlement and entry under homestead laws on March 4 1916. Preference rights exist for settlers actually claiming lands before 1906 who did not abandon them, with specific parcels listed and applicants named including James Nunley Ellsnoore Utah D E Young Monroe Utah Larsell Nielsen Monroe Utah Rudolph Luker Monroe Utah. Bruce Land Office January 28 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell National Forest
Utah
United States
United States Land Office
Salt Lake City
D. E. Young
Monroe
Larsell Nielsen
Ridolph Luker
M. Bruce
General Land Office
Grazing Permit Applications Open in Powell National Forest
Notice to all applicants to graze cattle horses and sheep in Powell National Forest for the 1018 season. Applications must be filed at the Encalante Utah office on or before February 6 1916. Information on grazing fees and blank application forms available on request from Georget Barhos Bingrvsr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Powell National Forest
Mfiy
Encalante
Utah
Georget
Barhos
Bingrvlssr
Sevier National Forest
Pangultchy
Ty J. W. Humphrey
Supertissf
Pen Lost by Vern Johns Son Pangtitch
A fountain pen is missing and believed lost by Vern Johns and his son Pangtitch. Police are alerted to recover the missing writing instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Johns
Pangtitch
Water appropriation notice for Star Spring Utah 1916
Notice of application by James Al George and W H Brown Salina Utah to divert one cubic foot per second from Star Spring Garfield County Utah for irrigation of about 70 acres. Ditch conveyance 13090 feet, diversion dates April 1 to September 20. Objections by affidavit with $2.50 fee due within 80 days. Publication January 27 and February 26, 1916.
Water rights notice for Woodruff Spring Utah 1916 filing
State Engineer office notice from Salina Utah to James A. George and W H Brown about appropriating one cubic foot per second from Woodruff Spring in Garfield County for 70 irrigated acres. Application requires affidavit, $2.50 fee, and filing within publication window. First published January 27 1916. completion February 26 1926.
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