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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
2
Officials announce a new daily mail route linking Vernal and Fort Duchesne to run each day. Details on schedules, stops, and service start date will be released by postal authorities.
Farmers in Uintah County anticipate high returns as agricultural prospects improve nationwide and weather favors harvest plans. Officials note rising demand and favorable prices boosting incomes for local producers.
The text condemns wholesale dumping of garbage on public roads as a reprehensible practice and argues for prohibition. It emphasizes the need for sanitary and orderly streets and calls for enforcement against violators.
A reader asks if enough horsemen will promote their stock with substantial advertising to ensure the horse show gains full enterprise and turnout.
A debate on routing the Moffat road through Vernal highlights strategic choices. Advocates push for the link while opponents warn of impact, urging a cautious, delayed approach akin to masterly inactivity.
The government calls for bids to furnish the usual Fort Duchesne supplies signaling the post will remain active this year rather than be abandoned.
The Uintah county fears trouble between Whites and Indians but notes that troop presence at Fort Duchesne greatly promotes peace and urges that the troops remain to maintain order and deter violence.
Strong representations urge government officials to keep troops at Fort Duchesne citing cost, desirability, isolation relief, and improved transportation and mail. With unsettled Uintah reservation conditions and potential white settler Indian trouble, soldiers are seen as needed now more than ever. Utah and Colorado delegates in Congress should be used to retain troops.
City of Mexico round trip tickets from Salt Lake City to Mexico offered April 23 to May 6 for 36980 with stopovers allowed for sixty days. Includes daylight observation car routes and illustrated Mexico books. General agent Harding in Salt Lake City available for more information.
Probatlan guardianship notice for the state of Utah requests claimants to present their claims with vouchers to the undersigned at residence in Maeser Utah before August 24, 10d Cuas H G M ere April 28 May 10 Administrator.
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of intention to make a farmproof in support of his claim and that such proof will be made before a court commissioner at a specified location. The names listed witness the claimant’s residence and cultivation of the claimed land.
Notice announces application by Ro Calhett representing Varatch Desdlupmint Company for water diversion from Lake Dark to supply irrigation across sections in Township 1 South Range 4 West, with annual diversion from September to March for 2 120 acres and related rights. Publication invites objections within thirty days and lists State Engineer Calfe Pawnfer as official.
Notice to water users that a Utah agent filed to appropriate ten cubic feet per second of water from a river in Lake County Utah. The diversion point lies near the section corner of Section 10, Township 2 South Range 2 East. Water use is for domestic and culinary needs from January 1 to December 31, subject to local rules.
State Engineer Tanner notes the completion of publication on May lath and states the reason for detention in the Aquikation case. The notice sets a thirty day deadline after the completion of publication for actions and appeals.
Notice from the Dry Gulch Irrigation Company requesting approval to divert 24 cubic feet per second of Lake Bark Creek water for irrigation of 1840 acres in Wasatch County. The proposed diversion runs 4009 feet to the irrigation area with a season from November 1 to March 31 and a home use component. Public protests must be filed within thirty days after publication, to the State Engineer.
Notice from the Water Usera State Engineer Utah Salt Lake County about an irrigation water application by Dry Guich Irrigation Company assignee of Wasatch Development Company. It seeks 60 cubic feet per second from Green River forks for 300 acres, with seasonal dam diversion and domestic use in winter. Protest period ends thirty days after publication.
Notice from Dry Gulch Irrigation Company of Meagher County Utah through president J S Gullett at Vernal Utah seeking to appropriate 0. "x" cubic feet per second from Lakebork Creek for irrigation. Project includes dam and canal near Township 1 North Range 4 West Uintah base and meridian, conveying water 20 400 feet from April 1 to October 31 to irrigate 6 609 acres in multiple sections. Protests due by 30 days after publication.
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City Utah gives notice of the Dry Gutch Irrigation Company led by RS Collett applying under Utah law to divert 981 cubic feet per second from Takeback Creek for 17 12 acres across multiple sections in Wasatch County. Water rights would run annually April 1 to October 1 for domestic irrigation with a dam and canal, rejection or approval decisions due within 30 days after published notice.
State Engineer notices Thomas Durlgan applies under Chapter 104 to divert water from the Water in the Green River branch in Utah County. The project would irrigate 127 acres with 450 feet of conveyance, running April 1 to October 16 each year, and domestic use year round. Protest must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Public notice states that Jarival Ten nett has made application under Chapter requirements. The notice references Lake City Stah April 1906 and Colorado address related to the applicant as part of the filing.
A notice from the Utah State Engineer outlines an application by Britton Tawa otto for the appropriation of two hundred double feet of water from the tinea river in Wasatch County. The project seeks to irrigate about 100 acres in Section 26 Township 8 South Range 5 West Utah. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
The State Engineer's Office Salt Lake City reports a pending application by United States against the irrigation of ten cubic feet per second from the Lindsay river branch into Green River Utah. The project diverts water via dam and canal at a point 26 degrees 60 minutes, four feet from the northeast corner of Section 3 Township 2 South Range East Uintah base. It contemplates conveying 5 600 feet to irrigate LGU acres in Section 2d Township 2 Earth Range? and requires protests in writing within 30 days of first publication dated April 14th.
State Engineers Office in Salt Lake City issues notice that Pry Gulch Irrigation Company led by president F. Collett seeks a water right from Jakoboth Creek to Green River Wasatch County Utah. The plan includes dam and canal works across multiple townships, with a 22 cubic feet per second appropriation for domestic use. Public objections must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Public notice from the State Engineer in Salt Lake City dated April 4 1900 announces approval to divert 258 cubic feet per second of water from Tookork Creek a branch of Green River Wasatch County for irrigation across Sections 10 17 18 14 27 28 20 in Township 2 South Range 2 West and adjacent areas. Water use spans November to March domestic needs, with a 40 day appeal window from publication date May 14, detailing the applicant Drv Gull Trrigitton and party led by BR 4 Collett with Vernal Utah address.
Notice from the State Engineer in Salt Lake City Utah dated April 14 2006 about Dry Gutech Fril gation company as the applicant to appropriate fifty cubic feet per second of water from Dry Guluh branch of Green rilver Wasatch county. Includes dam construction plans and land encumbrances for 520 acres with protest deadline within thirty days. Proposals to designate refer to the state engineer and publication through May 14.
State Engineers Office Salt Lake City issues notice that United States house agent Colonel Mason Cloteuant requests 200 feet of water from the Lintah river branch of Green River Utah for domestic culinary use at Fort Duchesne. Public protest deadline 40 days after publication.
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