Vernal Independence Day Celebration Draws Thousands
The Vernal Fourth of July celebration attracted an estimated four to six thousand people, the largest gathering in town. The day featured cannon volleys, flag-raising, a US Cavalry exhibition, a Vernal Band parade, and a strong patriotic program led by Wallace Calder. Naples Ward won first prize in the stage contests, with Buffalo Bill comparisons noted and several foot races providing prizes.
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Wallace Calder
Hia
Naples Ward
Buffalo Bill
Naples
Gimes Ward
Vernal
Glines
Pitt
Inelda
Arter
Hal Star- Leon
Rean
Ed Sumner
Odekirk
Glineas
the Expréss
Foul murder in Browns Park shocks Uintah County
John Jarvie, longtime Browns Park resident and ferry operator near Green River, was murdered on July 6 and his body found in a drifting boat. Reports from Rock Springs and Vernal note suspected local involvement, with authorities seeking information as details unfold.
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John Jarvie
Green River
Uintah County
Verool
Richard Pope
Rock Springs
Pope
Browns Park
Wye
Vernal
Utah
John Jamie
Bridgeport
First National Bank
Jarvey
Matt McCourt
Wyo
Uintah
Natioas Bank
Semeone
Brown's Park
Water Works Bond Plan Faces Special Election
City council advances water works bonds, proposing a $12,000 issue with specific 4 percent and potential 8 percent backing from assessed valuation. A special election is needed to authorize the bond, delaying work until fall or next spring while interim steps proceed. A five mill tax for contingent expenses and three mills for water purposes are set for 1909.
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State Land Board
Supreme Court
Land Board
Eity Council
Aouth
James MacHaight
D. C. Jackson
W. Winward
Bennion
Ed. Whipple
el Lee
Meeks
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