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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1955
Page
7
Public notice outlines leasing of oil and gas lands in Uintah County Utah under Leasing Act minerals. It cites LeRoy B. Smith and Continental Oil Company as lessee, details sections 11 12 14 Township 12S Range 24E, and requires claimants of unpatented mining claims to file statements within 150 days with specifics on location dates and records.
Public land notice warns that Franklin J. Bradshaw holds a mineral lease with Continental Oil Company on lands in Utah described by section and township, and calls for filing unpatented mining claims within 150 days to preserve rights. It outlines required documentation, locations, and consequences of failure, with notices dated December 1 and December 22, 1955.
The notice warns that any person asserting mining claims under the Leasing Act or patent rights prior to August 13, 1954 must file a verified statement within the set days from the date of first publication. It names Ernest House as manager and states the notice appeared December 22, 1955 in Vernal Utah.
Official notice records a mineral lease hearing and location details for lands in Utah under Section 11 and related acts. It lists parties, serials, and required notices including publication dates in Vernal Express, with dates from 1935 to 1955 and references to land parcels in Township 13 South Range 10 to 11. It specifies rights, dates, and notice deadlines.
Pursuant to the Act of August 13 1954 and regulations the United States Bureau of Mines issues notice that on or about March 1 1951 a lease assignment is in effect for lands described in the notice. Carlithas Lessee and Continental Company of Denver hold the lease with address 5 Glenarm Place Denver Colorado. The notice references lands under the mineral leasing laws and the Interior Department records.
Public notice announces a proposed oil and gas lease to Rog Smith as Lessee for lands described in Section 2 under Serial No. 0-098-A. The notice outlines rights, waiver conditions, and deadlines for public comment or objection within 159 days, with details on location, measurements, and ownership under the act and CFR provisions.
Public notice filed under the act of August 13 1954 announces a lease issued to Wallace G Bennett as lessee and Continental Oil Company as lessor. The lease covers land in Township 12 South Range 24 East including Section 7 NW described as oil and gas rights in the interior department records, with details of serial number 0 01545 A and addresses listed for the company in Denver Colorado.
The document cites the Act of August 13, 1954 and related regulations, listing a lessee Fred A. Carleson under Serial No. 0-01537 and sections 19 through 27, with locational requirements for mining claims including date of location and record book page. It discusses rights or interests under the 68 Stat. 708 act and the need to specify location data to prove ownership or patent status.
On or about February 10 1951 effective March 1 1951 under the mineral leasing act a lease to Lllwellyn Leigh 23 Lessee and Pisco Denver 2 Colorado is described bearing Serial No 0 01051 A. The lease covers land in Utah described as Toynahip 12 South Range 4 East 5 L M Section 9 Suswich Section 15 W% of asserting under or by virtue.
Notice dated December 5 1955 and three subsequent publications in the Vernal Express Utah mentions Act of August 13 1954 and mining and leasing rights. It lists claim location book and page of record survey sections and names Ernest E House manager with address details and publication dates through December 22 1955.
Girl Scouts of Troop No 3 completed plans for a Christmas supper at the Episcopal Parish House next Monday. They decorated Christmas candles, made plastic foam ornaments, and wrapped gifts for last year’s leaders Mrs Fern Boyatt and Mrs Fred Beal. The group plans a Court of Honor between Christmas and New Year.
Members of the Third Ward Relief Society enjoyed a Christmas party last Tuesday. The Liturature lesson by Mrs. Erva Bowden focused on the true religious spirit of Christmas. The program ended with carols led by Mrs. Allee Woolley, piano by Mrs. Darlene Evans, and a trio singing The Holy City and Silent Night. Games, favors, refreshments, and festive decorations followed under various dozen hosts and coordinators. The next meeting is scheduled for January 3.
In the Pae Nortell region workers cut Christmas trees from black spruce in the wastelands for home displays. For weeks crews labeled as cutters prepare to harvest tall evergreens to decorate American houses during the festive season.
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