Notice to Water Users and Public Auction for Lease
State Engineers Office in Salt Lake City Utah publishes a water appropriation notice for Ash ley Reservoir Company to store and release 3000 acre feet of Brush Creek water for irrigation across Uintah and surrounding sections. Protests due 30 days after publication, followed by public auction May 23 1935 for lease terms including Btu minous Coal Code. Also probate notices: estates of Henry L Green Dallas Hatch with deadlines June 19 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineers Office
Ealt Lake City
Utah
Ashley Reservoir Company
Vernal
Brush Creek
Uintah County
Ashley Creek
High Line
Ashley Upper Canal
Steinaker Ditch
Rock Point Canal
Island Ditch
Ashley Central Canal
SE Cor
Inc
RBWE
BLM
TY. H. Humpherys
Crecitora
Wallace Calder
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof Filing
Department of the Interior notice from Salt Lake City dated March 27 1935 states John W McKeachnie of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof for stockraising homestead land described as W SE 13 E W IN E TM Sec 13 and EYWNRY EMSE TM Sec 14 Township South Range 23 East East Lake Meridian before Notary Leon P Christensen Vernal Utah on May 7 1935 witnesses listed Charles H Roller Alson Hunting Norman Freestone and L H Girt all of Vernal Utah. The register date shows first publication April 4 last May 2 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
John W McKeachnie
Vernal
East Lake Meridian
Leon P. Christensen
Charles H Roller
Alson
Norman Freestone
L H. Girt
Thomas F
James H Luster
Watson
EWSEY
Beysel
Hauswi
Leon P Christensen
Vernal Utah
Notice of Grazing Stock Entry Heirs Claim Vernal Utah
Catherine Galbreath heirs of Bell Fill, deceased of Vernal Utah filed no proof to establish land claim on April 3 1930 stock raising homestead entry No 048629 NW 33 section 34 township 3 north range 17 east Salt Lake Meridian before Leon P Christensen Notary Public Vernal Utah on May 11 1935 Claimant witnesses James Calbreath William Mott L Caldwell and Edward Taylor THOMAS FP THOMAS Vernal dates first published April 4 1995 publication May 2 1995
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Catherine Galbreath
Bell Fiil
Vernal
Township
Range 17
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P Christensen
Vernal Utah
James Calbreath
William Mott
L. Caldwell
Edward Taylor
Thomas FP
Thomas Register
Las
Notice of final land proof for James H Luster Utah
James H Luster of Watson Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a land claim in Sec 34 T12S R22E SL Meridian. The proof will be before Leon P Christensen Notary Public in Vernal Utah on May 14 1935 with witnesses Birchell Hatch Squier McCoy and Cliftain McCoy of Ouray Watson Vernal Utah. First published April 4 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birchell and Gelden Hatch
Ouray
Utah
S Squier
Watson Utah
Cliftain McCoy
Vernal
Thomas F Thomas
Las
Interior coal leasing unit designated in Utah
The Secretary of the Interior designates Coal Leasing Unit No 1156 Utah No 157 covering NI and Lot 3 in Sec 18 T38S R41E as a coal leasing area. The unit will offer a royalty of 15 cents per ton for mine run coal with an initial investment of 75 dollars, for the first three years, and a minimum production requirement of 690 tons per year starting at lease commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOR
United States Land Office
Salt Lake City
Secretary of the Interior
Charles II Roller
Utah
Vernal Sheriff Sale of Uintah County Property
In Uintah County Utah on May 15 1935 at 2 pm the Fourth Judicial District Court orders a sheriff sale of the described Vernal City parcel assessable to George W Baese et al. The sale is at the front door of the County Courthouse Vernal with a plat referenced as Lot 1 Block 14 Plat A and includes improvements. J Emery Johnson Sheriff April 25 May th CDe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Utah
County of
Uintah
W Chapman
George W Baese
Uintah County
County of Uintah
Emery Johnson
Naples News Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Births
Bishop Byron Goodrich attended a Salt Lake conference and returned with Mr and Mrs Wallace Johnson. Earl and Mary Goodrich came back from Idaho after a winter visit. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs William Harrison on April 21, their seventh child and first daughter. Sterling Merrill went to Idaho to stay with his mother. Merrill Charles T. Pope returned from Idaho after a brief stay. Frank Gardiner returned to the CCO camp in Salina after visiting home. George Allred of Wallsburg stayed with J M Allred. Mrs Josephine Openshaw hosted her son’s birthday party with his school class in attendance. Beehive girls and Mrs Ruth Harrison staged three one act plays last Thursday evening. Keith Harrison, post appendectomy, home and improving. Delroy, Lyle and Cluff Goodrich left for Wyoming for work. Curtis Horrocks and family moved into the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Goodrich
Salt Lake
Wallace Johnson
Earl Goodrich
Idaho
William Harrison
Sterling Merrill
Mra Mary
Merrill Charles T. Pope
Frank Gardiner
CCO
Salina
George Allred
Wallsbury
J. M. Allred
Josephine Openshaw
Local births and illnesses sweep through Vernal community
Mr and Mrs Archie Richardson welcome a baby boy born April 12. H H Greenhow is seriously ill with heart trouble. Marv Chiveras released from CCO returned home Friday. Mrs Sarah Workman and children Billy Ted LaNae returned home after two weeks with relatives. Several residents travel, entertain, and prepare Easter cantata while others move, visit, or attend events in Carbondale Jensen Provo and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Richardson
H Greenhow
Marv Chiveras
CCO
Sarah Workman
Billy
Ted
LaNae
Carbonera
Colo
Joseph Jaimes
Fred Slaugh
Dragon
Naples
Davis
Muasic
Linnie Blinper
Stella Richards
Paul Watkins
Jensen
Hes
Milin
LeRoy Ellifritz
Colorado
LeRoy Elli
Couple Chandler and Neilson wed in Castle Gate ceremony
Mr and Mrs BM Chandler and James Neilson of Castle Gate were married Friday April 19 with Bishop F Walquist officiating. The newlyweds departed Sunday for Castle Gate to establish their home. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Aaron Larson and Snaby of Floceevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BM Chandler
James Neilson
Castle Gate
F Walquist
Aaron Larson
Snaby
Floceevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
J .W. Stevens
Postoffice Vernal Ctah
City Bakery
Lewis Jewelry Shop
W. W. Lewis
Froom
Uintah State Bank
Ar Salt Lake
Heber City
Fruitland
Duchesne Iv
Myton
Roosevelt Ft. Duchesne
Gusher
Uintah Chevrolet Co
ANGUS
George Barker
New York
Aes
Ross Crandall
Earl Babse
Thos. E. Hall
Summit Monumental Co
Adlerika
Vernal Drug Company
Sterling Transportation Company
Uintah Basin
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Price
Vintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. S. Land Office
WM. J. Siddoway
Herbert Tyzacek
Bes
WM H. Siddoway
Wm HL Alddoway
Georga E Adama
John Hacking
Dintai Abstract Cos Vernal
Uteh
RADIO
Hotel Temple Square
Union Pacific
Interurban
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mer
National Recovery Administration
Thomas F. Thomas
Register
Dallas Hatch
Wallace Calder, Vernal
Charles A Hatch
Department OF Tite Inter
Sheriff's Sale
Alexander Chevrolet Co
Ruth Harrison
Keith Harrison
Delroy, Lyle
Cluf Goodrich
Wyoming
Curtis Horrocks
Chevrolet
Flint
Mich
Elle
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Stendard
CMCC
Frank Collier
Sonny
Esther Clark
Vergie Gillman
Veda Bouthorp
Erma Cellier
Enid
Lluana Workman
Tetty Slaugh
Freda
Vera Gurr
Leah &Imper
Gladys Watkins Cela Chivers
Luther Gale
Wm Anderson
Myrtle Murray
Lawrence Gar Wier
Olina Eyec
Verna
Soma
Lilness
Fred Atwood
Shirley Williameson
Walter Bimper
Henry Wyman
Willow Creek
Cbf Larsan
Provo
Harvey Knight
James Tasmussen
Neil Rasmussen
George Jensen
Reed McClellan
Edith Woolley
Blanche Chandler
Bill Young
Preston Harris
Boyd Stevens
Victor
Mra
Edna Jensen
Alberta
Canada
J. P Stevens
Ransome Stevens
Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Muriel Stevens
George Prough
Jim Caston
Lapoint
Nellie, Donna
Gena Brough
Reuben Wilson
J P Rasmussen
Bridgeland
Moon Lake
Harold Dudley
Jerry Walker
Mike Roman
Harvey Mace
Ralph Sasmussen
LeRoy Taylor
Owen Wall
Avalon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!