Opposition to coyote bounty cuts stirs Uintah sheepmen
Uintah County sheepmen resist reducing bounties on coyotes from 2.50 to 160 arguing coyotes are the most damaging wild animal. Utah lawmakers passed the bill, with comparisons to Colorado and Wyoming where bounty levels differ, amid worries of cross-border perjury and wide losses from depredations in western states.
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Salt Lake
Colorado
Nevada
Wyoming
Utah
United States
Missouri
Not Vernal Man Killed by a Train Near Price
A man killed by a railroad train near Price is unidentified. A checkbook found in his pocket bore the name Neil Shea, suggesting he was not the deceased. John Jorgensen of Vernal was later suspected but not confirmed. Neighbors recall a miner around thirty one from Helper area.
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Price
Neil Shea
Shea
Aga
J H McDonald
L W Curry
Curry
Salt Lake
N Ehea
John Jorgensen
Vernal
Jorgergen
Jorgensen
Helper
Waa Pit
John
Sun Dance Opera Amazes Frat Audience at Campus Show
A lively Sun Dance Opera performance attracted a large campus audience last night at the Crheus venue. Seating sold out at the Verral Crig store before the event, with signs to be posted tonight. The show surpassed promises and critics expect fuller coverage next week.
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Opra
Crrheus
Edvarce
Seata
Verral Crig
Miset
Thoughtful Husband Dead and Remarried Causes Court Action
Peter Haroco files in district court to annul his marriage to Lula Dumguard alleging she was already married to a living husband, former Chief Land, when they wed at Ft. Du chemre. He seeks annulment and discharge from all obligations, citing deception about widowhood and a living spouse later found in Mal Lake.
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Eter Dumguard
District Court
Lula Dumguard
Ft. Duchemre
Peter Haroco
Dumgard
Peter Dumguard
Gaston
Dumguard
Unprecedented Snow Sweeps Valley With Deep Fall
A heavy snowstorm blanketed the valley last Monday night and Tuesday, unmatched since 2008-09. Flakes filled the air as the storm dropped six to seven inches, covering ground and improving outlook for livestock as spring approaches.
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Earliet Rigtra Uret
Old Sioux Arrives in Vernal with War Memories
An aged figure named Old Sioux, born before 1838, visits Vernal. He travels with a history of war, his gaudy costume and regalia recalled in the dim years. Youth memories return as he steps into the scene, eyes bright with recollection of earlier battles.
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Stare
Federal control of the public domain debated by sheepmen
Coverage outlines a Utah and northeastern Colorado debate over government management of winter grazing on the public domain. Proponents argue proper allotments could prevent overstocking, while opponents fear loss of grazing rights. The discussion references the White River range, Woolgrowers Association, and local figures as they weigh route choices for a major highway and the Midland trail versus the rival railroad-aligned plan.
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John N. Davis
Wm H.fiddoway
Whiteriver Range
Davin
White’ River Range
Salt Lake
National
Woolrowerg Association
Whiteriver
Davis
Bali
Ed de Ramuels
Citizone
Ocean
Samuels
Froyo
Joseph Farrer
Provo Commercial and Savings Tank
Fred Leonard
Cullen
Balt Lake
Weat- Bard
Utah
Westgard
Northwite
Colorado
Raijrozda
Woestgard
Officers Inspect Work on Denver and Salt Lake Railroad
Auditors Thomes Engel and L. D. Blauvelt arrived Monday and depart Tuesday to inspect graders along the line. Donyeor reports grading finished east of Craig and contracts likely to extend far west toward Utah. Multiple contractors are moving outfits, indicating expected road work and new contracts.
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Steamboat
Visitors from Fort Attend Opera Evening Featured Guests
Prominent visitors arrived yesterday afternoon to attend the opera. Among the guests were Fred A. Baker and his wife from Fort Duchenne. Jewel D. Martin and wife are expected to attend tonight's performance.
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Fred A. Baker
Martin
Denver adopts commission plan and tunnels bond issue debated
The city and county of Denver adopted a commission form of government last Tuesday. Voters rejected the tunnel bond issue for the Moffat tunnel and approved a lower telephone rate by large margins. An initiated charter amendment will authorize a three member tunnel commission to oversee construction with six year terms and no pay, then transfer to the board of public works if unfinished.
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Commission
Denver
Moffat Tunnel
Salt Lake
Howe
Andoreon
Commercial Club
Fred Q Bonfils
Denver Post
Jawyere
Joseph C Helm
Moffat
Charles Maccilster Willcox
Daniela & Fisher
Josee E. Plowing
Midlin Trail Funds Questioned After Apparent Error
A Salt Lake Republic item claimed a $60,000 appropriation for the Midland trail by the legislature, but that report appears mistaken. The text notes a general influx of automotive inspectors visiting the country next July to review matters in question.
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Exetera Automobrists
Salt Lake Pepera
Myton Mill May Merge With Roosevelt Flour Plant
Uintah Power and Light plans a consolidation to merge COC and Roosevelt flour with the Myton mill. If completed, Roosevelt machinery could be moved to Myton. Uintah held its annual meeting in Myton electing H O Meare as president and J I Reader as vice president among others.
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COC
Threon'a Roosevelt Flour Wil
Myton
Uintah Power and Light Company
Roosevelt
Uintah Company
H O
Meare
J. I Reader
Traverer
Dart
I Dart
Means
J. Coltharp
W. HH Coltharp
J. If Reader
Believes Petitions Have Bad Effect
A letter from Boulder Colorado argues that petitions for pardons must be carefully scrutinized to protect state power and prevent wrongful pardons. The writer agrees with pardons but warns officials rely on voters for office and urges scrutiny by authorities.
Slaugh Seeks Divorce on Ground of Desertion
John J Slaugh a Naples area farmer and Republican leader sues for divorce from Sloa Slaugh alleging she deserted him over a year ago and continues to abandon him and Moe separately and apart since their November 22 194% marriage in Salt Lake She was formerly married to John W Allred who divorced her in 1907 Slaugh is represented by Colton and Watking law firm.
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National Woolgrower
Ktet
Ranges
Buatea
Ohn J. Slaugh
Naples
Sloa Slaugh
Moe
Galt Lake
John W. Allred
Allred Wa
Thia Valley
Auit
Allred Entitled to Damages Over City Jail Fire
Parents of the Alfred boys burned and smothered to death in the Price city jail are entitled to damages. Taxpayers should face a reasonable compromise. A direct settlement by the council or a city committee is urged rather than dealing with a third party.
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Alfred
Frice
Adyo, Cata
F Wish
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