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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1951

Page

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Echo Park and Oil Prospects Dominate Uintah Basin News

Grazing permits slated to expire in 1052 with new rules based on base land data and 100 percent use. Oil potentiality in the Uintah Basin highlighted by the Red Wash unit success and continued Geological optimism. Resignation of National Park Service chief Drury prompts Utah groups to push Echo Park and Central Utah projects. Congress funding potential within 30 days. Continued on page 8.

Dale C. Naylor Mr. Naylor Naylor Interior Chapman Newton B Drury National Park Service Utah Chambers of Commerce Water Users Association Dre Echo B H Stringham Washington Congress Mr. Stringham New York Times Echo Park Colorado River Development Committee B. H. Stringham Vernal Chamber of Commerce B. Frank Ward 21 Counties NPS Interior Secretary Park Dinosaur National Monument

Reservoir vacation areas proposed by U S Park Service

A proposed 18 million dollar plan by the National Park Service seeks to develop Echo Park and Split Mountain reservoir areas into recreation hubs. The effort envisions boating, fishing, swimming, hiking and camping with roads, trails, accesses, and facilities to serve thousands of campers and visitors, pending thorough studies and federal approvals.

Echo Park Splut Pumiatn Secretar Chanman National Paris Service Uie Darin Colorado Basin Chapman Vay Agnor Paige Fia Fon Heer Vantin Lage Fa Tee Pats Hole

Oil Firm Plans Spring Expansion Near Ash Ley Valley

Oil production firm outlines spring expansion surveying 20 miles north and south of Ashley Valley and Rangely area. Company executives note extensive holdings in Rangely Wilson Creek Des Field and Elks Springs with No. 2 well at Rangely drilling, depth around 6200 feet in Weber sands.

Ashley Valley tofeldaho-Rangely Tic Yon Co Northwestern Oil and Gas Lease Agreement C. G. Johanson Sidebotham Rangely Wilson Creek Des Field Elks Springs Sidebotham No Oracle Oil Co Colorado Weber Sands Gatsey Salley

Proposed trade includes Otiray Reservation land

The Utah State Land Board and the Bureau of Land Management study a potential land swap. If approved, the state would exchange 34,000 acres in the Winthar Ouray area east of Vernal for about 52,049 acres of Federal land, generating an estimated $2,002 for the State school fund. Elder Barney Sessions returned from Ft. Apache, Arizona, where he served a two year mission.

Utah State Land Board Bureau of Land Management Legal Department BLM Lee H. Young State Land Board Manacer Wintah-Ouray Reservation Vernalth Land Board Stele School Fund Barney Sessions Ft. Apache Arizona V.ds South Western Indian Mission

1951 Fishing Season Opens June 16 with Utah Commission Decision

Utah's 1951 fishing season will open Saturday June 16 and close Saturday Oct 7, per the State Fish and Game Commission. Minor legal changes are not expected. Strat Lake gains an extended season to Oct 21 while Fish Lake closes Sept 15. Schofield and Strawberry waters restrict bait fishing from shore and anchored boats until the season opens in June. Early spring open begins April 2 but applies only to certain Cache County waters including Pelican Ponds, Logan River, Bear River up to Mendon Bridge, and Cutler Reservoir. Bass fishing opens in the Uinta County basins. Continued on page 8.

Utah State Fish and Game Commission Salt Lake Hy Strat Lake Fish Lake Earlhey Cache County Pelican Ponds Logan Bear Mendon Bridge Cutler Miard

Colorado Man Breaks Back In Truck Upset

Colorado man Frank G. Durham, 33, of Blue Hill City, Calo, suffered a broken back when his truck overturned east of Vernal at 11:45. He was pinned under the vehicle, struck a fence and rolled into a grass pasture. Durham was taken to Uintah County hospital, then transferred to Salt Lake hospital.

Myton Lester Richard Hardman Alantlyn Salt Lake City Myton Ward Chapel Lynn Gilbert Hardman East Street Salt Lake Colorado Frank G. ‘Durham Blue Hill City Calo Sanmy Hatch Durieee Durham Uintah County Hospital Salt Lake Hos

Red Wash oil well hits 521 barrels in 24 hours

Electric firm to serve entire basin reports Red Wash well in Green River formation between 5160 and 5270 feet. The field lies about 33 miles south of Vernal with high productivity at 521 barrels in 24 hours through a one quarter inch choke. Tests are ongoing after hot oil circulating string in annular space to aid production.

California Red Wash Uintah Basin Oil and Gas Journal Lsd Carter OU Maracaibo Venezuela Green River Vernal California Co Rangely Field Federal Land Office Denver J. H. Morgan Salt Lake City Roy M. Johnson Rio Blanco County Douglas Creek Shannon, Jr Garfield-Rio Blanco County A Quinlig

Woolgrowers Plan Annual Meet and Election

Ashley Woolgrowers Association schedules its annual meeting on Saturday February 24 at the Hotel Vernal with Ralph Siddeway announcing guest speakers Don Clyde James A Hooper Cate and Owen D Morris Wildlife Bureau. The election of officers will be held and reports heard as the group plans to enlarge the organization to include all district woolgrowers with a banquet for members and partners at 6 p.m.

Ashley Woolgrowers Association Vernal Ralph Siddeway Don Clyde the States Organization James A. Hooper Cate Owen D. Morris Wildlife Bureau y_Jones Siddoway At & P.m Dent ‘Ans

Oaks Family Plans Maeser Return in Spring

Mrs Lindsay Oaks and her daughters Rachel and Jean stayed in Maeser from Wednesday to Sunday. They traveled from Casper Wyoming where Mr Oaks is employed for the winter. The family plans to return home to Maeser in the spring.

Rev Wolfe Catshaw Family Hurt In Auto Accident

A Utah auto crash injures Rev Wolfe Catshaw and family. The Rev, vicar of St Paul’s Episcopal Church, sustained cuts and bruises and was treated in Uintah County hospital. Joan Catshaw suffered facial injuries and was released after examination. Other passengers Leo Catshaw and Shirly Smith escaped unhurt as the car sustained minor damage during the Whites Rocks wedding trip.

Wolfe Catshaw Whiterocks Vitllar H. Wolfe St Paul's Episcopal Church Uintah County Bonphat Joan Shaw Balt Lake Wera Leo Cutshaw Utshaw Shirralaey Revit Watte

Tax Hike Threat Looms Without School Fund Rise

City Council discussed replacing cement water lines with 4000 casts of cast iron from Ackhurst place in Maeser to city tanks and invited bids for hauling city garbage. Senate Bill 75 could raise the Uniform School Fund from 3300 to 3800 per classroom statewide, risking higher taxes locally. Uintah County schools might gain 30 to 40 thousand dollars annually with no local tax increase, while extra 3000 would support the corn transportation program.

Ackhurst Place Maeser Senate H. Stekandelly Uintah Lundell Uintah County

Vernal Bonanza Industry Wants Roads and Schools Boost

Baker of American Gilsonite Company argues Bonanza needs better market roads, schools, utilities, and taxes to attract more industry. He notes five Gilsonite firms operate nearby and Bonanza’s payroll nears $30,000 monthly with about $40,000 yearly in state and county taxes. He cites deteriorating highway conditions, trucking taxes, and safety issues as barriers to growth.

Vernal Baker American Gilsonite Company Schourg Bonanza Colorado Utah Uintah County Sher

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