Canyonlands Highway Route Planned for Year‑Round Use
A proposed direct road linking southeastern Utah with neighboring states and major parks would be open year round with easy grades and few curves to ease livestock and general travel. The survey and road plans are by the Winish Basin and Grand County Lions clubs.
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Utah
Teton and
Yellowstone Parks
Wyoming
U.S. 40
Vernal
Uintah Mountains
Manila
Lyman
Wyo
Tetons
Yellowstone
Rosd
Winish Basin and
Grand County Lions Clubs
Stringham Named Chairman of Utah Fish and Game Commission
Dr. Paul G. Stringham has been named chairman for the next two years of the Utah Fish and Game Commission. The Salt Lake Fish and Game Dept. office announced the appointment last week. Stringham has represented Eastern Utah on the commission.
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de. Paul G. Stringham
Utah Fish 8 Game Commission
Salt Lake
Moab-Duchesne committee named with Vernal members
L L Taylor of Moats serves as chairman and Ray McKee of Vernal is vice chair. Other members include Obhid Patterson of Moab Willard Day of Duchesne C C Wright superintendent of the Indian Service at Duchesne James S Andrus N B Calder George W. Ma this and Jo Pratt Allred of Vernal.
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Jats
L. L. ‘Taylor
Moats
Ray McKee
Vernal
Obhid Patterson
Moab
Wilard Day
Duchesne
C. C. Wright
The
Indian Service
James 5. Andrus
N. B. Calder
George W. Ma
Jo Pratt Allred
Central Utah Project updates Uintah Basin water plans
The Uintah Basin will see 1 118 000 acre feet of new storage in the initial phase with 390 000 acre feet reserved for recreation. Ver nal Unit water deliveries begin this year for irrigation and municipal use. Ashley Valley Water System now provides culinary water to all valleys. Recreation gains include clearer water from Flaming Gorge Dam to the Green and Yampa confluence. No Uintah County tributaries affect the Colorado River under the Bonnaville Unit. Jensen Unit and other plans advance with a July 1904 schedule for the Draft Report and future Uinta River Unit authorization discussions for Lapoint Tridell and surrounding valleys. Dry Fork and Juniper Project reports progress this month.
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Central Utah
Ashley Valley
Green
Flaming Gorge
Colorado
Uintah County
Bonnaville
Congress of the
United States
Jensen
Central Utah Project
de Hine
Congress
Uinta River
Advisory Board Holds Livestock and Wildlife Interest Seats
The advisory board assigns members to represent sheep operations cattlemen and wildlife. Members include B H Stringham Bert T Coleman Ralph SIDDOWAY Lee Nebeker Cafton W McCoy for sheep. L Glyn Murray Willa Stevens A Wright Dickinson Floyd E Lamb W Reed Taylor for cattle. Lyman Merkley for wildlife. The board aims to advise the Bureau of Land Management on livestock and wildlife issues, though final decisions rest with the bureau. Members are elected annually under new instruction, replacing three year terms previously used.
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B. H. Stringham
Bert T. Coleman
Ralph Siddoway
Lee Nebeker
Cafton W. MtcCoy
L. Glyn Murray
Willa Stevens
A. Wright Dickinson
Floyd E.lamb
W. Reed Taylor
Lyman Merkley
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau
Adylspory Board
Department of the Inferior Instructions
Uintah Defeats Union 4-3 To Lead Region 8 Baseball
Uintah High School hosted Union Tuesday and won 4-3 to grab a share of first place in Region 8 North. The nine inning win gives Uintah a 4-0 record with two games left against Union and Altamont, while Union trails at 2-2 and Altamont at 0-4. Jack Stanfill doubled and scored on Jim Siddaway's single for Uintah's winning run in the ninth.
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Uintah High School
Union
Utes
Altamont
Uintah
Uiitah
Jack Stanfill
Jim Siddeway
United
Swindlers and safeguards in contractor outreach
Sheri Fletcher cautions residents to verify bids and be willing to testify against swindlers. The note warns that safeguards extend to traveling contractors including tank cleaners, roofers, siding salesmen, furnace and stave repairers, and robbers who target households.
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Sheri Fletcher
Ton Shines On Mound As Uintah Rally Stumbles
Ton pitched five and two thirds innings allowing two hits and no runs in relief of Cary Belcher. Uintah bats featured Jim Siddeway Eddie Oaks and Bob Pope with three runs seven hits and one error. Union counters Reed Ross and Rasmussen led scoring while Busch delivered a commendable relief effort.
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Ton
Uintah
Jim Siddeway
Eddie Oaks
Bob Pope
Union
Reed
Ross
Rasmussen
Howard Busch
Cary Belcher
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