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Public Roads Over Uintah Reservation
The attorney general answers that roads used by the public and government for twenty five years cross Uintah settlers lands and remain public highways. Settlers may not fence or obstruct these rights of way as per Section 2477 RS and Utah law, since the easement continues unless lawfully extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I Larnes
State of
Utah
Publc
Peter Hanson
Vernal
Sly
Uintah Reservation
U. S
Congress
A. R Barnes
Colorado Park Irrigation Company
Randlett
Q Evan
Roberta II
Leigh
Mary A. Bracken
Bryant
James Bedde
Ed Clementz
John H. Evans
C. B. Tontaine
A. L Gray
Gilossbrenner
W. S. Henderson
C. Haynes
Rosetta Jensen
Jens P. Jensen
Roy TD Kurtz
Oo. Lybbert
R RR
Long
Richard A. Leigh
M McDermott
Felican Lake Res. Co
Charles Wallace
Charles A. Winn
Mary L. Winn
Oscar Zaring
Yavin N. Jones
H. F. Moore
Wm. Nischwitz
Pups & Hansen
Marshall
Roy E, Kurtz
Board of Directere