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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
4
Notice to water users in Saint Bikel City and Uintah County details Ed C Sumner Hayden Utah proposals to divert water from the Wasatch and Uintah basins. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication. notices name state engineer Caleb Tanner and discuss points of diversion, canal or pipe line conveyance, and dates of publication.
State Engineers Office Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice that William Hartle of Vernal Utah filed application to divert one cubic foot per second from Spring Creek Utah County. Water used for irrigation of 74 acres section 18 township 4 south range 22 east and for domestic use year round. Application No 3847. protests due within 30 days after publication.
State Engineers Office Utah posts notice that Geare Wo Wulvey of Myton Utah has applied under the 1907 and 1909 compilations to divert 1 1/3 cubic feet per second of Willow Creek water. Diversion point is 1300 feet north of the southeast corner of Section 13 Township 2 South Range 4 East. Water will be conveyed by a ditch 2850 feet long.
Legal notices from the State Engineer's Office detailing water rights applications by Abner Swata and Amy Krohner, including project locations, water amounts, and required protest procedures. Documents specify public posting dates and deadlines for filing affidavits, with completion dates in 1911 and 1931.
State official announces application by Eric Morrill and Charles Al Collins to divert 227 cubic feet per second from Walteroke River in Uintah County for irrigation of 62.6 acres and domestic use. Project includes a 63 800 foot ditch from 2 000 feet north of Section 6 Township 1 North Range 1 West. protests due within 30 days after publication.
Sata Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City Utah notes White River Dam and Canal Company led by H B Fuhrman seeks to divert thirty cubic feet per second from White River in Uintah County Utah. The plan includes a 48000 foot pipe line with seasonal use from April 1 to October 31. Public protests must be filed with affidavits.
Notice is hereby given that Georg Wachler of Linwood Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his homestead claim under serial Gb57 on section 26 27 township 17 south range 17 east Salt Lake meridian before M W Larsen U S Commissioner at Linwood Utah on September 2 1912 Witnesses Henry Wyman Mary Wyman Job W Meyers Hevert Allen all of Burns Wyoming Charles Dell Dly Registor
Public notice details a water appropriation application in Uintah County to divert water from the White River for irrigation and domestic use, with protests due within 30 days. It also includes an ordinance regulating billiard rooms and similar amusements in Vernal City with license fees and closing hours.
State Engineers Office Salt Lake issues notice dated August 16 191? listing William John Morgan of Salt Lake City Utah as applicant under Utah Compiled Laws to appropriate four and one half cubic feet per second from Bull Creek Tint County Wink. Water to be diverted under registered regimens.
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