Notice of water appropriation filings and delinquent stock sale
State Engineer Caleb Tanner publishes actions by Francis M Ross and William A Alfles to appropriate water from Lake Fork Creek and Hill Creek for irrigation and domestic use with filings Nos 2466 and 4308, both open for protests within 30 days. Emerald Oil Company board levies a 10 cent per share assessment on Vernal stock, delinquent if unpaid by November 18, 1911, with sale advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineers Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Francis M. Ross
Myton
Lake Fork Creek
Wasatch County
Township
Uintah Base
Mange
Meridian
Erigineer
Ffidasit
Ida
Caleb ‘Tanner
William A Alfles
Price
Hil! Creek
Wintah County
Settion 24
Township 11
Range 19
Salt Lake Base
Range
Ouly Notive
Emerald Onl Company
Ngbekein
Secy
Johnson Bidgey
Emerald O11 Co
Board of Directora
Nebeker
Sec
Quray Valley Irrigation Company
Ouray Valley Irrigation Co
Ashworth
W Ray
Bodily
Batty
Calder
Uto
Collett
Flora
Chass
John Colton
Hartle
Harding
No J
Hanson
O Kh
Hardy
Stella
Lloyd
Musser
Fred
McKee
Mackay
D. O Ji
Nichols
Orser
Richardson
Rolling
Chas
Tornquist
Whlkina
Walker
Delinquent stock sale and grazing permit notices
Public notices warn of payment and sale actions for Emerald Oil Co stock delinquency and extended deadlines. Ashley National Forest grazing permit applications due March 15 1912 and final proof notices for Desert Land Entry in Burnt Fork Wyoming set January 18 1912.
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Ashley National Forest
Fuomy
Vernal
Utah
WS Anderson
Department OF the Interion
Catherine Edwards
Burnt Fork
Wyoming
Linwood
Don E Sadner
John Mayers
Isaac Edwards Helt Hill
Tungsten Production in the United States in 1911
United States sources report a sharp drop in tungsten ore production in 1911 as market demand for tool steels waned. About 1,125 short tons of concentrates containing tungsten trioxide were shipped, roughly two thirds of 1910 output of 1,821 tons, with prices around 500 per unit. Boulder County Colorado led with 740 tons of ferberite ore, followed by the Atolla California deposit, while new mining ventures formed and tailings were processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I Hess
United States Geological Survey
Boulder County
Colorado
Atolla
California
Arizona
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Nell's Financial Crisis in a Bank Tale
Nellie Beham challenges a bank after a keyed sign mismatch and overdraft drama. The cashier Stockton explains bank leniency, confirms the overdraft was paid to save her check, and hints at a future tie in banking. Nellie contemplates a cautious romance with Berth.
Banker Objects To Politician Son In Law In Quiet Lunch Talk
An elderly banker rejects a young man's proposal to marry his daughter citing a preference against politicians. The banker then reveals he has just been elected treasurer of the city’s largest club and plans to deposit funds at the bank. The luncheon discussion shifts to personal careers and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyverett
Mra Gverett
Jack
Mi. Everett
Frederick
Lulus
al Lukes
James
Meneles
Hla Mather
Everett
Corinne
Lulu
Mary
Mra Elverett
Julia
Toby
Edith
Mra Everett
Nellie
Miss Behman
Jordan
Ito
Keith Seymour
Perth
Kiappa
Lowrie
Hungry Boy Mercy and Phrases of Hunger in Odd Prose
Fragmentary text centers on hunger and feeding, urging care of appetite and body. Phrases mention carbohydrates starches proteins and dumplings, with metaphorical advice to eat while able. Contains disjointed lines about stomach joy and patience, noting a newspaper tone but unclear narrative.
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St Louis Post Dispatch
Honest Man for County Treasurer Ten Percent Lost by Craft
An eminent citizen faces a delegation claiming dishonesty in office and asks if he will resist graft. They argue a decisive choice: appoint an honest man or risk continued losses and moral decline as public funds are misused.
Folding Plano Card Table Promised as Invention
A garbled reminiscence hints at a planned folding plano that doubles as a card table. The fragment suggests excitement over a new, compact utility device intended to impress as a notable invention.
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LEGAL
Caleg Tanner
Poe
Gale
Mra Newrich
Houston Fost
United States
Solerado
Neerker
Spey
Berth
Stockton
Ellie
Helen Dehman
Nell Mehman
Helen
Mirage Seymour
Herth
Deak
Richard Bebman
Behman
Nell
Weslie
R Scollett
Pres
BR. D
Deep Creek
Uintah Really & Investment Ce
RIO Vista
Rieger & Lindley Liquor CO
Wintah Abstract
Coa
U & Land Office
Insurance Conveyances State Land Board
Lnos Binnion
Herbert Tyzack
Unitah Abstract CO
Postowee
Joan N. David ID
P. Samuelsé
Vernal, Utah
Uintah
Suainer
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