Judge of Third Judicial District DAVID COAG of Corhon County
Corhon County court appoints David Coag as judge of the Third Judicial District. The selection places Justice Coag in a regional bench serving multiple communities and cases. Local officials welcomed the appointment and noted expected continuity of rulings and reforms.
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David Coag
Corhon County
Large scale ranching plans near Granger Idaho preview irrigation
A report describes two Idaho ranchers Gather Gray and David Bagley moving toward a 2500 acre valley ranch near Granger with a potential to irrigate 1200 acres via a ditch fed by two steel pipes. The project links Black's Fork and Thor's Park streams, with land between the rails of the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern railroads. Elevation around 6270 feet, water from springs, oats, forage crops, and hay for winter range. center of winter range for sheep. land located within miles of several communities and potential markets. Private ventures, careful siting across benches, and timberless ranching discussible. The letter from Evanston dated July 4 1998 references coffee cravings and a personal note about Seal coffee.
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Gather Gray
Idaho
David Bagley
Granger
Os.ta
Black's
Thor's Park
Vale
SMS
Jorene
Timothy
Bertie
Cate
Genesad
Vaneh
Arn Werkeel
Evanston
Homestead Entries Under Wyoming Act Readied at Buadton
Native residents are notified of tentative homestead entries under United States law in Wyoming. Applicants listed include Frank Moo Covent and William Dutton among others, with priority rights and required filings prior to August 12. The notice outlines lots and sections affected and names several applicants and locations in the Buadton and Grovont areas.
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Forest
Wyoming
United States
Bvadton
Iwly
Frank Moo Covent
M. Ferrel
Chet
Wiliam Duttons
Sh. Davis
Grovont
Uae
Iely
Awly
Restoration to Bury of Lands in National Forest
Restoration to bury lands in the Yellowstane National Forest details a 1908 homestead entry preference and rights prior to 1909. The notice cites the United States land records, mentions Evanston and Walter, and names officials including a land commissioner and the Secretary of the Interior. The likely action concerns settlement and entry before specific deadlines, with references to agricultural purposes and pre1909 policies.
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Yellowstane
United States Land Ecor
Evanston
Walter
Divekeni
Lad Ottes
Die Ts
Pratik Pierce
Birt
Iutertur Lael
Jeri
Landmark Mining Claim Notice of Final Filing
A fragmentary notice announces Mt water and mining claim activity on Weauntug county land. It lists entry No 2225 for a parcel described as Lots 4 5 and the Teoks Ni 8 and Tomer tion Bh, noting a failed reevaluation by a committee to prove title and lasting claim. The date references Mountay Abe Mh diay and several names appear, including an attorney for the corporation.
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Mars
Tiaie
Pruett
Notice For Publication From United States Mint Hamiton Wyoming
Notice for publication dated May 7 announces a call for bids to select a site for a monumental project. It details inspection requirements, submission deadlines, and approval processes. The notice lists contact addresses and references to competitive bid procedures and materials for first class work and pricing.
Notice of Dissolution and Corporate Winding Up
Notice announces the dissolution of The Kemmee by pany, a corporation, detailing the winding up process, stockholders meeting outcomes, and official actions by the board and officers. It specifies dates and the jurisdictional steps required to complete the dissolution, with statements on corporate authority and required filings.
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Kenmore
Wyetssiune
Ald Corporation
Daly
Benineret
Cheyer LP
Beth
Emi
Usaha
Pany
Remmerer
Wid Hawa
Cullen
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice with Errors
A damaged OCR fragment mentions four organizations and unclear topics about charges. It presents illegible names and stray phrases, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize with certainty.
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Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and places. Faint references suggest a brief item or notice but readable details are insufficient to determine a clear event, person, or organization for a proper card summary.
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