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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
4
A fragmentary 1910 notice roundup includes patent medicine claims for Chamberlain stomach tablets, a school census timetable for July, a water rights filing by George M Bacon in Uintah County, and a divorce action against Thos W ODonnell. It references Utah state officials and dates July 1 to July 29 1910, with petitions and notices to be filed within specified periods.
State Engineer office Utah announces Phil Pleo Land and Livestock Company led by Ammon Nebeker has applied to appropriate 0.23 cubic feet per second from an unnamed spring in Uinton County for stock water use. The project diverts at a spring near Section 3, Township 3 north Range 18 east, with a 160 foot pipeline, valid yearly January 1 to December 31. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Plaintiff Lyon sues Lagett and Ueup in Lech Ulutaa County Utah to recover promissory notes and deter transfers. Clerks note Lynne Ashton seals action with J A Wilson attorney for plaintiff Vernal Utah. Publication runs June 24 to July 22 1910.
In Uintah County Utah a district court summons directs May Taylor as plaintiff and Lester Taylor as defendant to appear by a stated deadline. The document references the state of Utah and district court authority.
A contest affidavit alleges Uri ah A Smith abandoned Uintah Indian land Lot 1 2 and 8 4 NEM Section 2 Township 1 South Range 2 West Uintah Meridian. Urantus Lamb as contestant asks appearance July 20 1910 before the Vernal Land Office officials to offer evidence.
Public notice from City Utah dated June 14 1910 announcing John Driscoll of Hayden Utah has applied under Utah law to divert 223 cubic feet per second of Uintah Silver water for irrigation of 160 acres in Section 14 Township 1 South Range 2 West Uintah base meridian. Objections must be filed in duplicate with State Engineer by July 26 1910.
Peter G Wall applies to divert four cubic feet per second from Heraford Wash Uintah County Utah for irrigation of 400 acres. The proposed canal extends 15000 feet delivering water to lands in Sections 25 29 30 Township 3 north Range 19 20 east Salt Lake meridian. Protests must be filed within thirty days after publication.
State Engineer's Office Salt Lake City Utah gives notice that the Uinta Development Company is represented by Engineer William Newbrough formerly based at Hynnutos Wyoming. The entry outlines an official action and calls for compliance or response as required by regulatory procedure. The document reflects early 20th century state oversight and corporate notification practices.
A Utah applicant seeks to appropriate 7 000 acre feet of water from Smith Creek in Summit County for storage January to December and release April to October. The project would feed irrigation across multiple townships and ranges, ultimately serving 40 914 acres through a canal system to Blacks Fork River and surrounding lands. Objections must be filed within thirty days after notice dated July 25, 1910.
Notice that Lattle Kinyon of Whittrocks Utah applied under Utah law to divert two and one half cubic feet per second of Uintah River water for irrigation of 160 acres in Section 1 Township 1 South Range 1 West and for domestic use year round. State Engineer designation No 3007. Protests due six days after publication.
Notice by Aurino T Sheldon et al of Vernal Utah for the irrigation of 2120 acres in multiple sections by diverting 30 cubic feet per second from Wig Brush and Little Brush Creeks. Plans include a canal 42 000 feet long and storage of 1299 acre feet between Jan 1 and Dec 41.
The notice describes a yearly water diversion from a reservoir on unsurveyed land across Little and Big Brush Creeks. Water is released between April 1 and November 1 to a monument point at north bearing 68°25 and 811 feet east, conveyed via a canal for use at the described land parcel. Application No 2772 filed in the State Engineer’s office. public posting June 24 1910.
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