District No 8 Grazing Rules Adopted for Utah Range
The Advisory Board of District No 8 adopts general grazing rules under the Taylor Grazing Act to stabilize livestock, set licenses by six month use, establish priority dates to 1930, and limit leases, with a range of 8 acres per cow month for 1936, seasonal divisions May 1 to November 1 and November 1 to May 1, and exclusive use restrictions. The plan creates an executive committee, lays out assessments, and defines temporary allotments, licenses, and penalties with unit grazing restrictions and per-day forage charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Advisory Board
Tt Telig
Rupe
Taambers
Board of Advisors
Alan Grasing
Executive Committee
Advisory Board of District No 8
Yange
Domra
Wyoming
Cooranda
Craving Service
Valley visits and county notes fill weekend region
The report covers a weekend of visits and social events across the valley with mentions of E Evund returning from Balt Cake to visit family, J Winter Smith from Berkeley and party touring the valley, Lewellen Jenkins visiting Vernal friends, and many local families hosting or attending gatherings. It notes temple work trips, school activities, a charity shower at Avalon, and a county commission review of roads plus canal division for water flow to farmers. Also listed are relocations, farm leaseings, a broken ankle at an asphalt plant, Sacrament meeting speakers, Relief Society activities, and county assessor travel for assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evund
J Winter Smith
Derkeley
Cal
Party
Lewellen Jenkins
Vernal
Mos Tielmt Dilikum
Calfornia
Bub Lake
Mary Barney
Vault Lake
Tong
Free John
Leote
Lowell
Chivers
Baby
Y3te
W Op Ellsworth
Avalon
Grid
Ercel Johnson
Lewis
Toosevelt
Secson
George Wykink
John L. Ashby
Ontis Billings
BYU
Ashley Creek
Douglas Chew
Hugh Stewart
Vernalle Jy
Joseph Dudley
Moanard Keith Wellman
Relief Society
Winns
Mary Gerdner
Ada Jensen
Ella
Tip
Reading
Cenegg
Ashley Lynn Dedley
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Lester Bingham
Jensen
Willow Creek Residents Return From Vernal Trip
News notes from Willow Creek and nearby areas detail visits to Vernal last weekend and ongoing relief efforts. Mr and Mrs Jim Sarter returned from Vernal Sunday. Mr Luster was driving. W Hazelbush, A Brown, and Carl Squire went to Vernal. March dates reflect trips on March 22 to 27. Orval Thompson and family camped in Duchesne area. Thompson trapping for government. Snow storms brought 3 to 4 inches. Abe Tinte and Mrs Jane Cool visited Vernal. Mrs N A Taylor worked on Red Cross flood relief and had raised 2778 dollars. David Smith delivered herd feeds. more notes on upper Willow and Mill creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Sarter
Luster
Uiving
Ro Hazelbush
A Brown
Carl Squire
Vernel
Orval Thompson
Duchesne Camp
Match Brothers
Upper Rancha
Thompson
Abe Tinte
Jane Cool
N A Taylor
Will Creek
Cook Ranch
Taylor
Red Cross
Willow Creek
Mi Creek
David Smith
Social Evening and Community Notices in Vernal Area
Friends honor Mrs Jessie M Wall with a chicken dinner and songs at her home. Guests include Mrs Ernest Eaton and Mrs Breast Eaton of Vernal. A shower for Mrs Reymour B Snow Jr. at Mrs A W Wilkins’s home. Readings and performances by local residents. Two students Fay H Reeder and Gordon Reader absent with infected ears. Excalante Camp D U P hosted by Maud Snow and Maud Dudley led livestock discussion. Raspberries in the Cellar read by Maud Snow. The Wild Rest club hosted by Mrs A DeMarr Dudley and Mrs Suse G Nelson. Nine members plus two guests attended. Hig Wellman family moved to Castle Dale for work. During cold weather the text ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M Wall
Ernest Eaton
Reymour B Snow, Jr
Edna Meeks
Jack
Mns
Sophomor
Gordon Reader
Fay H. Reeder
Excalante Camp
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
Hig Wellman
Castle Dale
CCC Camp reports heavy snow and stock counts in Ashley Forest
The Sveosaf crew produced about 1000 poles for gates and fences amid the Ashley Forest boundary work led by Foreman Minerest Goaliloh. Snow storms dropped 14 inches at Yellowstone and 21 to 23 inches at Green Lakes with high water content. Rangers counted stock and the Utah State Cattle and Moss Growers meet at Lake City on April 3 and 4 to discuss Forest Service term permits and other issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantia Cco
Sveosaf
Manila
Minerest Goaliloh
Mintal Basin
Entre Ashby Forest
Frank Warthen
Yellowstone
Ranger
Nfardy
Utah State Cattle and Morse Growers’ Association
Teetel Newhouse
Bat Lake City
Moore
Forest Service
New Pupil Pauline Smith Joins Fragon Third Grade
Pauline Smith of Clifton Galo joins the third grade at Fragon with her aunt Mrs PW Martin on her return. Other notes mention Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs A I Norman and Billy, plus Mr Allen Gentry and Mrs Eva Pullim. A colored express worker asks his boss what to do about a troublesome billy goat seen nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Pauline Smith
Clifton
Galo
PW. Martin
Fragon Last
A. I. Norman
Billy
Allen Gentry
Evta Pullim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advisory Board of Utah District No. 8
Sterling Transportation CO
Vintan Basin
Salt Lac City
Provo
Intermediate
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Uintah
Willow
Ry Jensen Tas
Phay
Uintah Basin
Vernal Milling Co
America
Gotset
Goodyear
Ied
Ashton
Ashley Forest News
Warwick Halles
Mani Fla
Salt Lake City
Mates Waa
CCC
Warwick Trailes
Tailes
Ashley
Tite Ter Crerk
Paul Tigh
Fruita
Shepard
Hunting
Mra
Dorr Finscum
Tover Phillipa
Donna Winkler
Lois Hackley
W. Y Price
Bent Degee
Gale
Enatomens
Euccess
Mercant
Joorna
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