Court Sessions Deliberate on Civil and Probate Matters
Owing to Judge Dunford’s illness court sat July 18 with Judge Hoyt presiding at the request of Judge Nelson. Civil hearings included Provensal Clark vs. Andre D Jackson, Basin Collection Service vs. W.H. Linck, and multiple divorce actions. Probate matters covered estates of Voorhies, Labrum, Leona Freestone, Annie Atwood, Jorgensen, Jack Randolph, Orval Smuin, Thomas McKeachnie, John Smuin, William Bowden, Clifford Wilson, Fisk M. Ray, Caroline McConkle, Virtus McConkle, and Showalter, with various petitions granted, continued, or under advisement. The docket also lists adoptions and guardianship considerations. a note of a housing district inquiry appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Dunford
Will L Hoyt
Fifth Judicial Court
Joseph E Nelson
Fred Lucero
Provensal Clark
Andre D Jackson
Twila Brown
Earl Ray Brown
Percy E. Stewart
Utah Fish and Game Dept
Basin Collection Service
W.H. Linck
John E. McNaughton
John B. Eaton
McNaughton
Elza Hardy
Defendent
Lois J. Hatch
LeRoy Hatch
Jack A. Gardner
LujJa Jones Gardner
Gladys’ Serawop Arrive
Stanley Arrive
Uintad State Bank
Edgar Mowrey
Hugh E. Chew
Marie Ann Chew
Alfred P. Voorhies
Jesse Labrum
Leona McConkle Freestone
Annie J. Atwood
John A. Jorgensen
Jack Randolph
Orval Smuin
Peliion
Thomas McKeachnie
John Smuin
William Bowden
Clifford Wilson
Fisk M. Ray
Robert Lewis
Maier
Edith B. Horowitz
Ray E. Nash
Loren J. Pike
Zella Pike
Beyue
Caroline E. McConkle
Virtus F. McConkle
Alice
Showalter
Cattle Trail Tale From Blizaard by Willis Johnson
Willis Johnson recounts driving 600 cattle from Vernal to Brown's Park in 1905. He describes a blizzard descent with a four-horse bobsleigh, a chased herd, a near suffocating night by a stove, and cattle misadventure up Diamond Mountain ending with a halt at Diamond Spring ranch. The tale blends Old West grit with harsh mountain weather and frontier logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis L. Johnson
West 2Nd North
Mr. Johnson
Vernal, Roosevelt
Brown's Park
Fred Anderson
Maeser
Will Sprouse
Solin Miner
Wasyon
Bryant Ranch
Brush C
Fay
Diamond Mountain
Wittt
McKee Draw
Wes
Buckle Ranch
Pete Nielsen
Bill Haines
Brush Creek
Diamosid
Spring Ranch
Elaht
Wintering Cattle on Hoy Mountain Amid Severe Storms
A cattleman recounts moving 400 head to Diamond Mountain cedars, enduring a brutal February with blizzards and blowing snow. He stayed a month on Hoy Mountain, faced near-zero odds from veteran colleagues, and returned to Vernal after losing only six head including an old bull. The trek involved pack horse travel, frozen snow, and treacherous 14 inch ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Mountain
Brown's Park
Vernal
Avery
Pot Creek
Head
Lx T
Jack Bascom
Cedars
Diamond Mountain
4 H Club Camp Recreation Event in Uintah Canyon
Ned Stringham directs recreation and entertainment at the Uintah County 4 H Club Camp at Uintah Canyon August 34 under county agents and team. The schedule includes flag raising, campfire, crafts, nature study, first aid training, and daily inspections led by local officials and a music director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Stringhan
Utah State Agricultural College
Uintal County
Uintah Canyon
Clare Rodgard
Lloyd A Clement
Jesse Filer
Alta Rust
Utah
Last Day Activities At Utah 4-H Camp
On Thursday August 4 1945 Utah County 4 H group games start in the afternoon with Ned Stringham performing in the evening. A candlelight ceremony ends the day with taps and an awards session by the Camp Mayor before departure at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Lealth
Winetah
Ned Stringham
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Court News
Palm
Willis Johnson
Blizaard
Dot Creek Ranch
Park Livestock Company
Mike Whaler
Iares
Uintah Basin
Sunbeam
Chu
Glen “Silent Knigh? and Sons
Showalter Motor Company
Mercury
Berens
Montclair
America
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