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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1907
Page
4
A list of several cattle notes from farms including S R Bennion and George Somers. Descriptions cover steer and heifer ages, ear notches or cuts, brands on ribs or ears, and color marks such as red, white face, and brockle. Includes at Las Eskelatns and Union Ward with apparent branding details.
Louis C Ifill of the United States reclamation service warns that continued Colorado River flow into the Salton sink could create an inland sea rivaling Lake Ontario. He notes 450 square miles filled to 60 feet deep, potentially 2000 square miles to 270 feet, threatening 100000 acres of irrigation and 12000 residents.
The Washington Post muses that inland hubs with deep sea harbors such as Seattle Tacoma Port Gamble and other emerging metropolises could become transcontinental railway terminals and thus help compensate for the perceived loss of the imperial valley.
James Ribas of Payson Utah says a full upper and lower set of teeth he had made by Dr G Keysor 22 years ago has given good satisfaction and he wears them today. Winter clothing advertised as very cheap by A G Adams also appears in the notice.
Notice announces John Findtear Wiese applying to divert water from Birch Creek branch of the Ure river in Utah. The request seeks 100 percent of a cubic foot per second for irrigation of 11 acres, describing the point of diversion and legal process with deadlines for objections by March 4.
Notice from the Land Office in Vernal Utah dated January 28 1907 announces John H lead of Utah filed intent to prove desert land claim for irrigation and reclamation. The hearing is set for March 1 1907 with witnesses William Wietbeck Charles Weaduwardyw rithkompaon and Leonard Atwood listed.
U S land office notices Mining Patent Application No 4 in Ogden Utah filed by Leabreak seeks a patent for an ore lode claim in the unorganized mineral district of Utah. The description covers starting point and lode boundaries, with notes of surface ground width and acreage. Adjoining claims listed, with no other claims.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Dry Gulch Irrigation Company will be held at Roosevelt Utah on Tuesday February 26 1907 at 10 oclock a m The purpose is to authorize the board of directors to bond the company and use the proceeds for development and to transact other business. John G Davis President A A L Toop Sec Pro tem
The Chicago Tribune urges prompt care for colds across all ages. Proper food, ventilation, and warm clothing guard against autumn and winter illness. For any cold, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended for safety and proven efficacy, with Walter Lloyd Drug Company selling it.
Notice from the Luginners Office Salt Lake City Utah announces an application under Utah law Chapter 108 Seasion Lawa for diverting water from Lint river trench of Green river Linta County for irrigation of 0 acres from April 1 to October 30 each year. The case lists dam and ditch works, geographic bearings, base and meridian references, and publication dates February 24 1907 and March 25 1907. Two individuals named Duan Prince and John H O Driscoll are cited as applicants with a 30 day response requirement.
Notice to water users that Nell ROT Wire] relattice and Linwood Etah have applied under state law to divert two hundredths of a cable from Whalspeing Linta South Gevh. The plan is to spring in salt water at a location bearing north 15 degrees west, 150 feet from the southwest corner, to divert salt water for a distance of 100 feet each year. Public notice dated with publication in March, appears to designate the state engineer’s office as the authority handling objections and the required thirty day period for comments.
A fragmented notice from the State Office in Salt Lake City Utah outlines land surveying claims near Rock Creek in Wiretch County. It mentions annual timing from March 1 to November 13 and specifies sections township ranges and base lines, with publication dates in February and March 1903.
A damaged OCR item describes a Utah water project involving a dam and canal on the Green River in Utah County with a 60 acre intake, affecting sections in township 1 north range 1 west. It notes publication in a state office record and timelines for completion and posting. The text references the 1907 date and formal engineer office actions and notices to claimants.
State of Utah public notice from the Engineers Office regarding a water rights application by Aspen Lanal Company to divert 8.0 cubic feet per second from the Dubene river fork in Wasatch County. The plan includes a ditch and canal system with a six month irrigation period April 15 to October 15. Objections must be filed by affidavit within 30 days after publication.
State Engineers notice in Salt Lake City Utah dated January 26 1907 announces John Glenns water appropriation for Pry Gulch Irish branch of Green River Uintah County. It details a 1120 acre irrigation use from a dam 700 feet west of Section lines for April 1 to November 1 and domestic purposes year round. Public protests must be filed within thirty days after publication.
Notice for publication from the territorial court announces a final claim filing and proof of claim. It lists names of claimants and witnesses and states a sale will occur at a specified office in Utah. The document sets dates and mentions proceedings before the court regarding the property or liability in question.
A damaged OCR notice announces a land sale and public hearing in Warren Creek branch area of Green River district Utah. It specifies sale and canal rights across a 2000 foot distance from the south quarter corner, with publication deadlines and protest procedures under Chapter 2 SHalot Law.
State Engineer 4 Office Salt Lake City Utah Jan 24 1907 notice that Tamea NN Feach of Independently Utah filed for two cable set per second water from the Little River branch of Green River Clinton County Utah. Water diverted by dam and channel from a described parcel near section 20 township 2 south ranges east noting April to October service. Protests due within thirty days after publication.
William Witbeck of Vernal Utah filed intent to make a root on land claim No 498 in Uintah county. The notice lists witnesses John Leader Clarke Weadaws Lewis Thompson and Leonard Atwood of Vernal Utah and sets a hearing date in March 1907.
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