Night chase ends as Judith seeks the west in lone escape
Judith flees along river canyons pursued by Quinnion and Mad Ruth. She treks through moonlit pines, finds refuge in the mountains, but grows hungry and weak. Dawn finds her facing west toward the Blue Lake ranch, hopeful for open valleys and sustenance while savoring the hard-won freedom.
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Ruth
Judith
Quinnion
Quinnton
Quianion
Old Baldy
Copper Mountain
Fools
Jedith
Blue Lake Ranch
Sue
Seventy-Five Percent Of Outstanding Bounty Claims To Be Paid
State Auditor John E. Holden discusses a plan to pay 75 percent of outstanding bounty claims as of February 4 1924 totaling 17076 06 with 12806 98 available. A remaining 4269 02 is expected to be paid later. a 1924 bounty law raises taxes on livestock to fund full settlement.
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John E. Holden
Ulatah County
Eice
Utah Land Resources Show Vast Unsurveyed Acreage
E F Taylor, Utah land office register, reports 11,698,796 acres of surveyed land in the state remain unappropriated, with 15,484,760 acres of land yet unsurveyed. Desert land limits development, while unperfected homestead entries total 4083 covering nearly 1.5 million acres and public land applications last year reached 1710.
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Utah
Uintah Basin
E. F. Taylor
Local Land Office
Register
Taylor
Congress
A. T. Moon
Salt Lake Tribune
Irrigation Bonds Near for Blue and Purple Benches
The Upper Blue Bench Irrigation district plans to raise 350000 dollars via bonds to a New York firm. Water from the Farnsworth Canal system will reach 8000 acres on the Blue bench and 7000 acres on the Purple bench once the project is completed. E F Quirke of a New York bonding house visited Duchesne county, appraising ditches and headgates and reporting a favorable outlook.
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Upper Blue Bench
New York
E. F. Quirke
Duchesne County
Farnsworth
Blue Bench
Purple Beach
Roosevelt Stanthiard
LeRoy Kay Reports Rich Fossil Find In Browns Park
LeRoy Kay of the Carnegie Institute revealed in town that he has made several fossil finds in Browns Park. He cannot publish details due to institute orders but hints the latent fossil is part of a large fossil or elephant relative and could shift the park deposits to a much later geological age.
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LeRoy Kay
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Brown's Park
Kay
Mr. Kay
Paper subscription request for Uintah Basin Farmer
A reader requests a subscription to THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER at six cents per year for the paper, asking to mail it immediately. The note seeks prompt processing without further details.
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Uintah Basin
Water supplies exceed needs in Ouray Valley Canal system
At a Ouray Valley Irrigation company meeting in Vernal it was announced that water from the Whitereeks river and Deep Creek will supply all demands on 16 009 acres with a reservoir to cover 1500 acres once filled. The canal carries 100 second feet and may be widened to increase flow. main crops include alfalfa wheat potatoes watermelons and sugar beets. Officers named were Orshur B Calder president and Byron O Colton vice president and manager.
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Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Vernal
Whitereeks
Deep Creek
Ulutah Mountains
Randlett
Uintah County
Ouray Valley
Orshur B. Calder
Byron O. Colton
Vernal Officials Named in Local Notice
N. J. Hansen of Vernal secretary treasurer. Directors Geea EB Wilkins Vernal C. M. Larsen Ouray valley and W. P. Billewerth Ouray valley listed.
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N. J. Hansen
Vernal
Ara Geea
EB. Wilkins
C. M. Larsen
Ouray. Valley
W. P. Billewerth
Ouray Valley
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