Oil Problems in the Great Uintah Basin Assessing Gilsonite Sources
The paper reviews whether gilsonite and related hydrocarbons in the Uintah basin originate from formations below the Green River. It traces veins such as Wagonhound and Bonanza, notes shale-hosted oil signs, and questions if shales are the source or if oil migrated upward from deeper rocks. It discusses Green River, Wasatch, and Mesa Verde interbeds, notes variability in thickness, and surveys evidence for oil shales and kerogen shales as possible sources.
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Vetroleum
Green River
Seversh Amaller
Stull
Cenie
Watson
Litter Creek
Uintah
Dragon Station
George H. Eldredge
Eldredge
Preller
Ulstah
Thales
Wasatch
Mesa Verde
Mancos
Dragon
Willow Creek
Hill Creek
Minnie Maud
Beélow
Meta Verde
Metia Verda
Gilsonite
Mancoe
Rangoly
Manacor
Ulintuh
Feld
Grae River
Petroten
Middle Green River
Utah Senate Revives Vehicle Tax and Budget Plan
The state aims to renew a motor vehicle tax with a 2.5 cent per gallon rate, licenses dealers, and direct proceeds to the highway fund. The bill also revises license fees, signs, and bounties for predators, while the biennial Utah budget totals 3.871 million with concerns over revenue adequacy and college funding.
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Senate
J W. Peters
Boxelder County
State Commission On Revision
State Treasury
Secretary of Stae
State Board of Agriculture
Utah
Mabey
The
Utah Arncultural College
Branch Agricultural College
Cedar City
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