County Court Advances Bonded Indebtedness In 1696
The County Court met and bonded the county for 276125 to pay the 1696 indebtnedness. Four bonds are 500 each and one 76125 with 5 percent annual interest from issuance. Treasurer authorized to negotiate bonds. Atwoods resignation as jailer accepted. Read resignations as Justice of the Peace Jensen Precinct. Sillinga appointed to fill vacancy. Chung'a claim for board and lodging of David Lance denied as improper county charge.
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C. B. Atwoods
J. W. Read
Jensen
Frank Sillinga
Hilthoracancy
Chung
David Lance
Interpreters Examination and Utah Mining Prospects
The Civil Service Commission announces an April 30 examination at Fort DuChesne Utah for a civilian interpreter in the Quartermaster department with a $720 annual salary. The process includes spelling penmanship arithmetic letter writing and Ute translation to build a eligibility register. Prospecting and early mining results near Vernal and Ashton show ore with silver and gold and expectations of new mines while weather affects snowmelt and river levels in Uintah County.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Fortman
Utah
Bluag
Quartermaster's Department
Fort Dauchesne
Wel Wright
Fort DuCheszne
Vernal
Ashton Boys
Ashton
Royarty
Vernal official appointed highway supervisor in Uintah County
Governor Wells names William Siddeway of Vernal as supervisor for Uintah County over highway and bridge funding from last legislature. The note details local political bets, a coal company payroll robbery near Castle Gate, and a mix of community notices including school tree planting and long local anecdotes.
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Wells
Willia H. Siddeway
Vernal
Uintah County
Auction of odd lots and school fence bid in Utah
A fragmentary item notes odd goods such as oala and a baby carriage offered in a debt settlement, then comments on not accepting women or children on subscriptions. It then details a bid by Persis Stewart, Clark of the School Board of Dietres No 12, Uintah County, Utah, calling for 48 rods of fence to enclose school grounds and a share in Burns Beach Irrigation Canal, with bids due by 2 pm May 22, 1897 and the board reserving the right to reject all bids.
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Senate
House
Sach Reservation
United States
Nathaniel Galloway
Vernal
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Green River
Henry's Fork
Wyoming State Line
Wm Richmond
Brown’s Park
Needles
California
Galloway
Lahore Canyon
Aurora
Tia
Line &T
Persis Stewart
Clark
School Board of Dietres No
Uintah County
Utah
Sach
Burns Beach Irrigation Company
Persia Stewart
Jonsen
Natural Philosophy Explained By Papa to Robby and Tits
A father answers a child question by question about natural philosophy using a toy, gravity, elasticity, and vibration as explanations. The scene shows playful dialogue and the father’s firm end to further questions with a threat of a slipper.
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Papa
Robby
New York Journal
Weill
Bobby
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