County Attorney Prosecutes Illicit Liquor Sales
County Attorney Abraham Crawford vows to enforce the law against il legal liquor sales. After visiting Glencoe and Diamondville he sought warrants, noting Glencoe’s dry status and urging license compliance of $1 000 annually and full prosecutions for violators to ensure even application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Crawford
Cumberland
Overland
Glencos
Diamondville
Glencoe
Smust
Oregon Short Line Pays Taxes in Full for 1908
The Oregon Short Line became the first railroad to pay its 1908 taxes in Uinta County. Treasurer Wolff received a check for 636,448.50 from the company, covering the year in full. The Union Pacific pays about 43,000 annually, with remittance made on the last day.
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Oregon Short Line
Uinta County
Moni
Wolff
Union Pacific
Evanston
Stray sorrel saddle horse found at Burke's ranch
A sorrel saddle horse with white on hind legs below the hock and a brand on the left thigh was brought to Burke's ranch at Hamafork after entering a pasture last July. Owner may claim by paying buying charges. contact Mike Valentine.
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Istray
Mike Valentine
Burke's Ranch
Hamafork
Greee River to Remata on the 10 te
March 1 next year marks a reorganization of Utah division offices for the Union Pacific. Green River will host the district offices while current offices at Laramie Evanston and nearby bridges will be redesigned.
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Iees
Utah
Union Pacifec
Green River
Wille
Ies City
Bridges
Mnand
Evanston
Laramie Ore
Wreck Inquiry Censures Crew After Inkom Junction Incident
A board of inquiry met at Pocatello on December 6 to investigate a wreck at 3:08 p.m. An Inkom operator delayed the train on first and second No 8 to allow more time, but signals warned danger before the caboose. Conductor De Shone, Engineer Wright, Brakemen Jones and Hood were censured for improper procedures and lack of clear action to stop the train.
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Board of Inquiry
Dee
Pocatello
Inkom
Caboose
de- Shone
D. A. de- Shone
Wright
Jones
Hood
Jnot
Watchful Jeweler Warns Against Catalog Cut Prices
A longtime jeweler denounces cut price catalogues and urges customers to buy locally. He asserts stronger value at his shop with direct samples, offers warranties, fair wages, and a wide stock including watches, cut glass, rings, and carving sets.
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Rogers
Wallace
Notice of Publication for United States Land Offer in Wyoming
Notice of Publication appears for a United States Land Offer from Evanston Wyoming dated NOV 38 1800 and NOV 7 1904. It lists claimants and assignees including Arthur E Kuldn of Cokeville Uinta County and Tuomas V Davies. Objections or protests must be filed by January 1 1910 in this office with proper affidavits.
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United Mates Land Offer
Evanston
Wyo
Frank D. Chapel
O. Saat
Arthur E.kuldn
Cokeville
Uinta County
Danary
le Tuomas
Davia
Walter
Land Ofice
Arthur
Hobin
Aka Ula
Wiunmlig
Wiliam W. Webster
United States
Notre
Grakue K. de
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