Vernal Post notes and orchard frost impact and local sport
A fragmented Vernal Post entry discusses financial notes, a frost damaged apple orchard with Roses orchard spared, and economic concerns from farming practices. It mentions Vernal ball team finishing schedule, local courtesy to visiting team players, and plans for upcoming games in nearby towns.
Farm Notes on Homestead Preference Rights in Uintah Area
Land office officers at Versal Utah instruct that all entries on the former Uintah Indian Reservation within an unperfected homestead must be considered. A contestant who filed by August 28 1919 and holds a valid preference right of entry as of August 28 1910 may exercise that right after due and within the preference period.
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Versal Utah
Uintah
Rules of Practice Extend to Homestead Entries on Reservation
The Rules of Practice relating to patenting and regulation of entries remain in force for homestead entries made on the reservation prior to August 1910 until all lands have been patented. The language indicates continued operation of procedures for securing patents and the orderly processing of land ownership. The instruction emphasizes that existing regulations govern entry actions and patent finalization for this land.
Holiday Observance Shuts Stores Across Ver Nat Area
Citizens flocked to celebrate a holiday with most stores closed by afternoon while several shops opened briefly. Ball game draws crowds as merchants debate public sentiment and mutual respect for holiday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernat
Adams
Colthirps and Johnsons
Newtons Shoe and
Sale of Uintah lands at Provo November auction
A 1910 notice from the Interior Dept aided by Senator George Sitherbiuid Priday outlines sale of unentered Uintah lands within the former Utah Indian reception. Bids start at 430 per acre with 160 acre tracts, payments due second day after sale, and penalties for default. The sale, supervised by James Witten, aims to open lands to settlement under 1906 duties, with conditions on adjacents and prohibitions on anti competitive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banda
Ulaiih
Department of the Interior
George Sitherbiuid Priday
Provo
Utah
Hames W. Witten
Prove
Als
United States
Fice
Ander
Assessment Notice From Ouray Valley Irrigation Co Utah
Ouray Valley Irrigation Co Vernal Utah states that at a July 18 1910 directors meeting an assessment of 10 per share was levied on capital stock payable 266 cash and 770 labor by September 1 1910. Delinquent stock will be sold at public auction October 1 1910 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. David Dennion Treasurer Vernal Utah August 1 1910 August 26 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray Valley Irrigation Co
Utah
Puld Dennion
David Dennion Tieaaner
Notice to Water Users in White Rocks Utah 1910
State Engineer announces Christian Mocamian of Whiterocks Utah has filed for 12 cubic feet per second water appropriation from the Whiterocks River in Uintah County. Project diverts 2660 feet north of Bedland Township corner, conveys via canal 23492 feet to irrigate 80 acres in sections 1,2,3,4,22,23,27,34 township 7 north range 1 east Uintah. Protests due within 90 days after publication. officer: Cally Tanner. Publication dates July 22 and August 22, 1910.
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Utah
Christian Mocamian
Whiterocks
Uintah
Bedland Township
Uintah Base
Whee
Rance
State Engineers
Tak
Itu
Eccaetuy
le Floud Wrore
Walter Lion
Hester
Janes
Ulug
Walid
Coier
Beatier
North
Lownship
North House
Hoith
Galt Lake
Bese
Meridian
Fortions
Ringe Ile
Callie Tanali State Leginee
Public Land Office notices and district court change
Public publication notes Keith Binkth assignee of Mira C Bullis seeks location of lands in Uintah County Utah under Revised Statutes and act of 1894 with notices to file affidavits by August 11, 1910. Also a name change petition for Thomas Tenney and Utah indemnity school land listings in Vernal with protests due five weeks from June 23, 1910.
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United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Hotlee
Keith
Binkth
Linwood Uintah County
Tdnity Lock
Mira C. Bullis
United States
Salt Lake Meridian
Anyaml
Charles Denols
State of
Thoms Tenney
Thomas Tenney Johnston
Thomas Tenney
Department OF the Interior
United States Land OF Five
Lerees
Wit
Nei
Bec
Ray
General Lands Office
Washington DC
Baldist
United States Lind
Yerial
Keith Smith
Larwood
Uintah County
Sidna la Locke
Hiram C Wullis
Hla
Name Change Petition and Court Notices Across Uintah County
The record lists a name change petition to be filed with the district court and multiple public notices from Uintah County Utah. It includes petitions for name changes, administrator notices for estates, creditors summons, and land or mineral location filings with dates in 1910. The documents name individuals such as John Bion Pettitton, LANNE ALLISON Clerk, James Wilson Attorney, Keith Smith Assignee, and Joseph Black Administrator, with references to Vernal Uintah County and Salt Lake Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bion
Lanne Allison
J Or Wilson
Fourth Judicial Court
State OF
Utah
Uintah County
Joseph LW Black
Cicchlera
Josepid A Black
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Vernal Post Office
Daga Mall
Gyalnyeps
Propla
Fale
Ile
Bushela
Oli Town
Uick
Holiday
Yuintah Land Sale
George Sutherland
Leter
Dept
le Colada Lheatre
Ada Dyque
Bryden
Tak Grinty
Alene
Sheerease Pert
Wilco
Pepe Rome
Inauet
Valley Peas
Cappus
Phin
Salt Lake City
Chas Lawn
Salt Lake
Kominder
F. P. Amo
Cally Tanner
Charles
Uindal
Join Tarpli
John Sbirper
Jconsen
Nolgly E Harple
John
Litper
Fourth Judicial District Court
Uintah, County
Joel Ro Warne
Adam Warner
Teter Stanson
Ann Daft
Uintah Railway Company
Toit Duchesne
Mack Gas
Mack
Denver
George Brown
Rangely
Coloraca
Ulniah Railway
Davis House Furnishing Co
Vernal Drug Co
Lee
Bragvon
Uiah
Denver & Rio Grande R. R
Mack, Colorado
Kintah Raway Co
Cooley
Mach
Colorado
Sumser Bros