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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
7
Legal page records a sheriff sale in Uintah County Utah for February 3 1923 at 2 pm at the Vernal courthouse front door. It describes property in Uintah County with detailed metes and bounds and mentions improvements water rights and an irrigation stock transfer. Also included is a water-right irrigation applications notice with protest rules and dates January 12 1923 to February 9 1923.
Creditors must file claims with vouchers to the ancillary administrator Thos P O'Donnell in Vernal Utah by February 23 1923. This notice governs the estate of Verner Zevola Reed deceased and directs consulting county clerk for further information.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Vernal Utah December 19 1922 Notice is hereby given that Thomas F DeJournetta of Vernal Utah who on December 20 1917 made Enlarged Homestead Entry No 05907 for the S4% SW 8% SE% Sec 8 W1/2 SE4 Sec 9 NEY NW NW NE Section 17 Township 1 South Range 25 East Salt Lake Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to land above described before Register of the Vernal Utah U S Land Office Vernal Utah on the 1st day of February 1923 Claimant names as witnesses Charles Sparks William Luckinbill Kelis Romero Nila Hughes all of Vernal Utah Albert Halen Register Date of first publication December 22 1922 Date of completion of publication January 19 1923
Sheriff's sale scheduled for February 3, 1923 at 2 PM at the front door of the County Courthouse Vernal Utah. Mortgage on 200 acres in Sec 24 Tp 1S R1E with water rights from White Rocks River and Mullen Wash, mortgage amount $1300. Parties include Irrigated Farms Mortgage Company plaintiff and Wilford and Leah Bastian among defendants.
The Sheriff of Uintah County Utah will sell at public auction on February 3 1923 at 2 PM at the front door of the County Courthouse in Vernal the real estate described as a parcel in Section 31 Township 18 Range 1B including water rights and appurtenances bounded by quarter lines and section lines with a stated area. The sale is pursuant to a judgment against Joseph P Hacking Jacobson Agnes E Jacobson James R Brown and Frank Moench.
The Uintah State Bank section sells at sheriff’s sale the Davis County case defendants include Ray Reader, American Reader, Charles Pope, Orcon Hall, Charles Neal, Olive Steader Murray and others. Court records list Reader and Pope as parties with stakes in the property. Sale action occurs at the sheriff’s gate with dates and property details to be announced.
Special meeting of the Rock Point Canal and Irrigation Company stockholders set for February 3, 1923 at 2 PM in the Ashley ward school house Uintah County Utah. Items include amendments to Articles B Eighteen Twenty five and adoption of new restrictions on borrowing and assessments with majority approval. Secretary H E Seeley notes date January 8 with January 12 to February 2 window.
State Engineer grants notice of application by Henry A. Lee and Elisee of Lapoint Utah to appropriate 3.4 cubic feet of water from Deep Creek in Uintah County. Water would be diverted at a point 1336 feet from a referenced reference heading N 63 deg W. The notice appears among an otherwise terse wartime column.
Jacob Rasmuesen of teapoint Utah applies under Utah law to divert flood water from Deep Creek in Uintah County. Water will be diverted at a specified point and conveyed 8080 feet to irrigate 51.42 acres in Lot 1 of Rec. 10 Township 5 South Range 19 East Salt Lake Meridian. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Lin F Kiefer of Dragon Utah applies per Utah law to appropriate 1.6 sec ft from Sweetwater Creek in Uintah County. Water diverted at N 31°01'W 13582 ft from Sweetwater Land Monument 2 and conveyed 6000 ft for irrigation of 100 acres in Sec 20 T14S R24E. Domestic use year round. State Engineer No 9031. Filing requires affidavit duplicate and $1 fee. publication Jan 12 1923.
Vernal Milling and Light Company filed a complaint to foreclose a material lien on property belonging to Uintah Packing and Provision Company in Uintah County Utah. The tract begins 40 rods north of the southwest corner of Section 24 Tp 4 R 2 H and measures 12 acres. Creditors with liens must appear March 6 1923 at 2 PM in the Fourth Judicial District Court to present proof of their liens. THOS O'DONNELL Attorney for Plaintiff Jan 18 1923.
Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz urged tapping latent water power in the United States to cut coal use. He said New York could slash fuel costs and coal consumption by tapping 4,000,000 horsepower saving about 1,000,000 tons annually and that nationwide 50,000,000 horsepower could save 400,000,000 tons of coal yearly.
A weathered worker Caesar, after raking a lawn on a warm morning, leaves home to visit his sister in the country. He mentions a message calling him urgently, then encounters the husband who questions his travel. He pledges haste and notes another message suggesting the sister is not in as bad shape.
Notice from Uintah County Utah Vernal City poundskeeper H A Miller states two estray animals will be sold at public auction. A paint or roan pony mare with triangle three-dots brand on right shoulder and three white feet, age about 10 or 11, weight 700 to 800 pounds. A gelding with no visible brand, weight about 11300 or 1200 pounds, age 4 to 6. Taken up January 8 1923. Auction at 2 PM January 70 1923 at the Vernal City estray pen northwest corner of First East and Second South Vernal City.
A notice states an iron gray stallion, branded on the left shoulder, weight 1200 to 1400 pounds and about six years old, taken up January 8 1923 will be sold at public auction January 20 1923 at 2 PM in the Vernal City estray pen on North Booth Street. H A Miller Poundkeeper for Batna City.
A Virginia youth quotes the New York Sun on motorists signaling. He urges universal signaling laws and explains how arm signals should indicate turns. The discussion highlights driver education as a means to reduce accidents.
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