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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1906
Page
3
A suggestion urges Bishop Billings plan a Vernal horse show with minimal effort from county horsemen to invigorate public interest. The proposal emphasizes local participation and community engagement through a simple event.
A Washington dispatch notes Germany's high per capita liquor use and total expenditures. It cites average annual beer, wine, and brandy consumption, a 60 million population, and 672 million dollars in liquor spending, alongside 90.7 million for schools and 203.8 million for the army and navy.
The writer criticizes removing children from classes for farm chores saying it harms learning and leaves students discouraged. Recommends they stay in school through year end and, if needed at home, work before and after school. Argues that education is the core of forming useful citizens and condemns out of school labor in spring.
Colorado notes reveal the Moffat road altered ten miles toward Steamboat Springs with a 315,000 bonus, right of way, and land for a station. The Vernal area is urged to mobilize a united plan via the Commercial club to win the line when officials visit next month.
I have in my possession two estray cattle in Vernal Utah a red two year old heifer branded ER on left shoulder and a red brindle steer eighteen months old branded J on left rib. If not claimed and costs paid within ten days from date of notice they will be sold at public auction for cash at City Estray Pound Vernal Utah at 10 o'clock a m on April 28 1906 City Pound Keeper Hy Mecks approved April 18 1906.
Notice is given that a claimants group filed for final proof before a district court commissioner in Linwood Uintah County Utah on June 15 201 any in the NW4 section and adjacent parcels. The listed witnesses include H Jolten Samuel Warts and Clark Meus Twitch all of Linwood and Mantaa. The filing concerns residence and cultivation proofs for a land claim in Utah and lists a June 21 filing deadline.
Notice from the State Engineer announcing that the Drs Gui Irrigation Company seeks appropriation under Chapter 108 to divert water from Lake Logan area for irrigation of 2120 acres in Sevier and nearby townships. It lists location, amount, season from April to October, and filing requirements with protests due within 40 days after publication.
The State of Utah issues a public notice in Salt Lake City regarding an application by an agent of the Cartel Bt feo through Lt Mason Castonel Infantey to divert water from the Green River in Utah County. The plan specifies a pipe location 83 degrees east 1 foot from a quarter corner, with the diversion extending LE STAG fet along the river, from January to December.
Public notice announces a land application to the State Engineer for Fort Du Cheam. It states publication began April 14 and completes May 13 with 30 days for proof or filing. Official date of first publication April 14.
Water users in Utah are notified that Dryfalkh Inigation Company, led by ROS Collett of Vernal, applied under Chapter 104 for 24 cubic feet per second from Lake Fork Creek in Duchesne County to irrigate 1 840 acres in sections 7 18 and 19 township 1 north range 4 west. Objects must be filed by affidavit within 30 days after completion of notice. date of treat Fiat April 14 and publication May 14.
Public notice from the Dry Gulch Irrigation Company assigned to Wiantel Develprint Company, Vernal, Utah, seeking water rights under Chapter 108 to divert 9600 acre feet from Lake Fork Creek for irrigation across sections in Township 8 South Range 1 West and adjacent areas. Objections due within 30 days after publication, with state engineer Garten Lanner overseeing.
Notice is given that Dry Guich Iesization Company asignee of OT Veagiher & 8 Collett has applied to Utah State Engineer to appropriate 4 cubic feet per second from Inkhelark Creek, Green River. Water will be diverted by dam and canal in Wasatch County and used April 1 to October 31 for irrigation of 6 56 acres across listed sections. Public comment period ends within thirty days after publication.
State Engineer's office in Salt Lake City issues a notice April 14 1904 regarding the Dry Gauch Transformation Company and RS Collett applying to divert 181 cubic feet per second of water from Take Lark Creek through Green River area Wasatch County for irrigation of 170 acres across multiple townships. Protests must be filed within 180 days after publication.
Notice from the Utah State Engineer announcing Thomas Dorl mintons Denver address has filed for a water diversion permit under Chapter 10 of Utah law. The plan diverts 16 cubic feet per second from a Green River branch for 127 acres in Uintah county with seasonal use from October 16 to March 1 and a six thousand two hundred foot distance. public objections must be filed within 30 days.
State Engineer Office Bal Lake City Stah April 7 1908 announces that Jarvia J Bens has filed a trade application at the post office address in Junction Colorado in accordance with Chapter requirements.
Calera Lanne, Utah State Engineer, notes a water rights application to divert 3 cubic feet per second from the Duchesne river fork of the Green river in Wasatch county for irrigation of 340 acres, yearspecific timing, with protest and affidavit requirements. Publication dated May 4th.
United States official notice from Salt Lake City dated April 7 1460 announces LT Col Mason Infantry a claim under Chapter 104 Utah water code to divert ten cubic feet per second from the river at a defined location in Lindah County to irrigate 180 acres from March 1 to October 31 annually. Protest deadlines and affidavit requirements specify thirty days after final publication May 14 for objections.
A notice from Leah in Vern Utah announces an application by Roo Collett of the Sry Guild Tigation Campaunt to appropriate 224 cubic feet per second of water from Jake Fork Creek. The project would divert water to a canal for irrigation across multiple townships and sections, with a public protest window lasting thirty days after notice.
Notice from the State Land Office Utah to Dry Gulch Irrigation Company asserting a water rights application under Utah law to appropriate 258 cubic feet per second for Park 4 reach and Green Basin area. Public protests must be filed within the statutory period after completion of publication.
Public notice states Dry Deuth Irrigation Company intends to appropriate 90 cubic feet per second of water from Green River Weasatch County for irrigation of 4520 acres in Townships 24 25 26 27 2m YO 4 83 and 6. Protests must be filed with affidavits within 40 days after publication.
Atate Enginere Office Salt Lake City announces Lt Col W. Wason of the 20th Infantry applies under Chapter 108 to appropriate two cubic feet per second of water from Uintah River. A pipe line would divert flow from a point north 53 80 minutes east 207 feet from a corner near Section 2 Town 2 South Range Lenent Lintith. The term runs January 1 to December 31 annually for domestic and cultivated use by residents of Fort Duchesne. Protest affidavits due within 10 days after publication.
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