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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
7
A dated letter from Uintah County doctors argues the public must fund hospital care and equipment. They say many patients cannot pay and urge county hospitals or poor farms, while those who can pay should settle debts promptly. They warn they may limit services if debts persist. Signed by M. G. O Donnell and others.
Edwin Collier announces forfeiture of four Black Bear mining claims in Uintah County Utah after expending 200 dollars per claim for two years 1922 and 1923 to hold claims under section 2324. Co owners must contribute 800 dollars within ninety days or their interests will vest in the claimant. Probate and Guardian notices follow.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned or to Thos W O’Donnell attorney at Vernal Utah on or before March 22 1924 James Reid Administrator 3 41
Auditor I H Walter Woolley states Vernal City Utah shows total receipts and expenditures for the year ending December 1 1923 amounting to 332480.99 with cash and savings balances 45000.00 and 4220.63 and taxes due from Uintah County 3113.80. Seal and date January 26 1924 verify the statement.
Albert Halen, Register, notifies Carl Springer of Fort Duchesne Utah that Ross filed a contest to cancel Springer’s Homestead Entry Serial No 08771 for lands in Township 3 South Range 19 East Salt Lake Meridian. Contest alleges Springer never resided or improved the land and abandoned it. failure to answer within twenty days after fourth publication will lead to cancellation. Dates responsive: first Feb 1 1924, second Feb 8 1924, third Feb 15 1924, fourth Feb 22 1924.
Department of the Interior notices Alfred W Nebeker of Lapoint Utah intends to prove up a 1919 homestead entry for the northeast quarter of section 9 township 7 south range 20 east Salt Lake meridian before the Vernal Utah land office on February 29 1924. Witnesses named Jessa Brough Charles M Larson Byron Colton Jr and William P Ellsworth all from Randlett Utah and Gusher Utah. Albert Halen Register. First publication January 26 1924. Last publication February 22 1924.
Quirino Trujillo of Lapoint Utah intends to make final proof on land described in the 1919 homestead entry no 08117, SE of SE Sec 27, NE of NE Sec 34, T1N R1E Uintah M, at Vernal March 15, 1924, with witnesses Walter Storne Tridel Utah George Hackford Leeton Utah William Collins Tridell Utah Levi Kitchen Tridell Utah Albert Halen Register date Feb 13 1924 Feb 29 1924
In Duchesne County Utah Roosevelt State Bank sues Edward H Gardner Mamie Gardner Julian E Gardner and H L Spencer. The sheriff sale on February 16 1924 at 2 PM at the Vernal courthouse front door Uintah County Utah describes 53 1 3 acres with water rights and 5 1 3 shares of Uinta Independent Ditch Company stock.
Hy rum Rasmussen of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make three year final proof to establish his claim to 8SW NEM B Y NW SWiK NW Section 28 Township 22 East Salt Lake Meridian before the Register U S Land Office at Vernal Utah on March 15 Witnesses Benjamin W Johnson John James Chivers George A Slaugh Lewis Chivers all of Vernal Utah First published February 8 1924 last publication March 7 1934
State Engineer R B Caldwell announces The Colorado Park Irrigation Co applies to appropriate Fifteen Sec Ft of water from Mul ling Draw in Uintah County to irrigate 5240 acres. Location details listed. Protests due within 30 days after publication. Publication date Feb 22 1924.
Bale by lienholder notices sale of a Studebaker one ton truck serial 107121 owned by Snellen Johnson at Red Front Garage Vernal Utah. Auction set for February 4 1924 at 2 PM to cover storage charges from January 1 1921 to January 25 1924 totaling 130.00 dollars. Lienholder CHAS. F. TUCKER dated January 21 1924.
About six trichinosis cases from Bingham Canyon and Salt Lake were discussed by the state boards of agriculture and health. Officials will trace the source and apply measures to stop it, noting higher risk among pork eaters who prefer underdone meat. Proper cooking to 168 degrees Fahrenheit is emphasized. Our Valentines line is most complete at Vernal Express.
A combative rail warns residents about a neighbor nicknamed the Shiftless Goop accused of neglecting yard work cleaning ashes and cans, ignoring family duties, and appearing as a tramp prompting harsh local rebuke and calls for civic pride.
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