Davia Pushes Green River Bridge and Local Reform
Representative John N. Davia of Uintah County will introduce a bill this winter seeking an appropriation under $29,009 to build a bridge over the Green River at Al handra. He also plans bills on a cash toll tax, juvenile court reform, and support for a regional experiment station, while advocating local option or prohibition. Davia left for Salt Lake City to begin the session January 11.
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John N. Davia
Uintah County
Green River
Alhandra
Uintah
Wasatch
Bishop Davis
Captain Cooley
Uintah Mallway Company
St. Louis
Salt Lake
Agricultural College
Hogansen and Caine
Ulotah
Roosevelt
Noon
Stith
Ogden
Old and New Retiring County Officials Transfer Powers at Meeting
Retiring county commissioners handed over duties to the new board after approving bonds for J Young Jr treasurer 44000 A T Johnson surveyor 2000 Minerva Johnson recorder 10000 James ONeill assessor 10000 J W Olson justice of the peace 750. The inquest into James Griffin and appointment of Peter Hanson as special county attorney were approved. New actions include sheriff pay for horse feed and deputy appointments, deputy clerk staffing, health officer choice rejected, and numerous routine bills approved for courthouse, roads, and administrative costs.
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J. Young, Jr
A. T. Johnson
Minerva Johnson
James O’neil
J. W Olson
Justic of the Peace
James Griffin
Peter Hanson
John § Jacking
John C. Bates
O H. Bracken
Richard Pope
Pope
S. F. Carpenter
William Preece
Charles DeMoisy
Register
The
United States Land Office
J. C. Hacking
Lynne Ashton
Nell Preece
Rose
Garrett O’donnell
In Statistics
W. FA Billings
Riverdale
Lybberts
Naples
P. Trim
Veral
Caroline K. Wardle
South Ashley
Phil Stringham
North Ashley
John All
Whiterocks
Joseph H. Bodily
Ranatétt
Daniel M. Nelson
Manilla
M N. Larsen
Linwood
D. M Cole
Tragedy on Nic Homer Creek Prompts Ice Rescue Efforts
Brown county park correspondent reports Christmas Eve celebrations at a school house were interrupted by a cattle drive mishap one mile from Nic Homer. A herd of 50 plus spilled from willows to the river bank, crossing the river as ice cracked. About 20 were saved with poles and horses, while the remainder sank beneath seven feet of water, totaling around $1,000 in losses.
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Brown's Park
Nic Homer
Walker
Burial of Charles Crouse and family notice
The remains of Charles Crouse died at a ranch house between Brown's Park and Rock Springs and were buried near his wife. He was 658 years old, born in North Carolina, and leaves two sons and one daughter all of age. His mother, 80, lives at Brown's Park and is in good health.
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Charles Crouse
Brown’s Park
Rock Springs
North Carolina
Brown's Park
Local official Sowards to focus on orchard and cattle
N G Sowards, retiring county public schools official, will devote more attention to his orchard this year planting Alberta peach trees and he plans to focus on cattle stewardship. He is negotiating for a Jersey bull to improve stock at DGrown's park.
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N G. Sowards
Gasoline Shortage Reverses to Abundant Supply Citywide
A brief note reports an abrupt change from a total gasoline shortage to ample supply, with enough gasoline now to meet demand for months, easing automotive fuel concerns.
Vernon buyer Leslie Ashton targets Utah trip for bargains
Leslie Ashton undertakes his regular buying tour visiting Salt Lake and Ogden and other parts of the state. Known as a careful shopper in Vernal, he seldom misses a bargain.
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Leslie Ashton
Salt Lake
Ogden
Leslie
State of Utah Land Selections Filed in Vernal Office
United States Land Office in Vernal Utah announces on December 29 that Utah has filed selections under the 1894 Indemnity School Lands act. List numbers 6667 and 0663 cover parcels described as NWh NE K SW Section 7 and adjacent parcels in T21 R41, Salt Lake Meridian.
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Noticl
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Towit Shi
Ndek
al Salt Lake
Pune
Nor Meridian
Bank Report of the Bank of Vernal 1908 Utah record
Meagher sworn as cashier states the Bank of Vernal in Uintah County Utah filed its December 31 1908 financial condition report with the Utah Secretary of State. The document asserts a full true and correct statement of the bank's condition as of December 31 1908.
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State of Utah
Bank of Vernal
Vernal
Uintah
Meagher
Utah land protest window on mineral vs agricultural value
Public notice from the land office announces a five week protest period against claims to tracts or subdivisions in Utah. Protests alleging mineral value or adverse claims will be forwarded to the General Land Office in Washington. If no protests are filed, the land listing may be approved. records are open for inspection.
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Utah
Generals Land Office
Washington, D
Charles Dembisy
Utah Lands Filed for Indemnity School Lands in Vernal
United States Land Office in Vernal Utah announces Utah has filed List No 43 of lands selected under the 1894 Indemnity School Lands act. The notice covers multiple townships and sections in Salt Lake Meridian with a five week period for protests on mineral versus agricultural value. if none, state claim will be recommended for approval. CHARLES DeMOISY signs the notice.
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United Sate Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Benial
Sea
Salt Lake Meridian
State of
General Land Office
Washington, DC
Charles Demoisy
St Jan
Notice of Dry Gulch Irrigation Company Stockholders Meeting
Notice states an 1909 stockholders meeting at the Vernal Court House to amend the Articles of Incorporation move the principal office to Moosevelt Utah ratify previous actions and bond the company for seventy five thousand dollars with a trust deed. The meeting is called by President Owen Blinion and Secretary John Sirain with the date January 29 1909.
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Urdas
Vernal
Utah
Moosevelt Utah
Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
Owen Blinion
OHN
Sirain
Summons in Utah Fourth District Court case presented
The state of Utah issues a summons to Uim…Pape and A I Lawson as plaintiffs and Pardon Dogs He Jr and A F Lawson as defendants. Defendants must answer within twenty days after service or risk judgment by default. A copy of the complaint is served with the summons. Filed January 6 at Vernal Utah.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
State of Utah
Uimount
I* Lawson
Laintiffs
Dogs He Jr
F Lawson
John TT
Lopli
Antiine
Vernal
Uinah County
Utah
Jan Betel
Public Land Entry Notice from Vernal Utah
Notice is given that Hayden Utah resident Itall Ji filed for final proof to establish a land claim in Section 14 Township 13 Range IV Uintah Special Meridian. The hearing at Vernal Utah land office is set for February 40 1909, with receivership actions by John O Driscoll Jai Mc Kowen and Hyrum L Oahs listed in the notice.
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Department of the Interiar
Peng
Vernal
Utah
Wucit
Itall Ji
Hayden
Wis
Setial
Township
Loinge IV
Uintah Special Meridian
Letain
United States Land Office
Hirdeeat
Sohn Tial
John O'Driscoll
Jai McKowen
Hyrum
Lb Oahs
Eli A Diay
Carles Demossi
Jan
Contest Notice on Homestead Entry No 523 in Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior notices a contest affidavit filed by Oscar earing against Alice Isely over homestead entry number 523 in Township 3 South Range 2 East, alleging non residence abandonment for over six months, no cultivation, and that service cannot be made. hearing set for February 8 before the Register and Receiver in Vernal Land Office.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Oscar Itearing
Thamestead Intry
Alice Isely
Aliice Ieely
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Gees States Land Office
Verna
Charles Dewht
Coisy
Leyste
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