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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
4
This week the body of James M Bulloch was recovered from the Jordan River after he disappeared in April. Authorities state his death is suspected to be self-inflicted. The notice also advertises Vernal Harness Shop’s complete line of horse furnishings, claiming all items are up to date and first class.
Real estate notice advertises 400 acres for sale at 1250 dollars per acre. Buyer must address inquiries to ERNest H. Wilson in Vernal Utah, with contact number 725-3b.
A dated contest notice from the Department of the Interior announces an Austician atlas contest concerning a land tract in Utah. It states that Janis A Young has abandoned the parcel, the land was not settled or cultivated, and that the owner failed to protect rights during war times. The notice directs publication and sets a hearing date in Vernal Utah to determine abandonment and formal action.
Delinquent stock listings for the company in Roosevelt Utah show unpaid shares across multiple holders. The notice specifies a June 1 1918 date for public sale at Roosevelt with details on stock parcels, penalties, and sale costs under the Boars of Directors order.
Jonh J TE at Klas has filed an application under Utah Chapter 109 to appropriate fourteen cubic feet per second of water from Ashley Creek a tributary of the Green River in Uintah County Utah. Water will be stored by dam and ditch to convey 4 miles for irrigation over a 28 mile reach starting April 1, 80th. Public objections due within 30 days after publication. Registration of completion of publication August 5.
Notice to water users in Utah announcing a proposed water diversion and irrigation permit. Details include the diversion from Dry Diulineer to Witaitch counties, 40 acres, seasonal use April 16 to October 15, terms and deadlines for protests, and official publication dates July 7 and August 6.
George A Isman and Ka D Lyman, residing in Utah, filed an application under Chapter 10N for four cubic feet of water from the Duchesne River Fork in Lintah County. The plan proposes irrigating 40 acres on section 6, township 40 south, range 2 east, with a 21,000 foot canal and distribution to lands near Seelom 40, awaiting publication completion by August.
A vintage classified style notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as an agreeable laxative. It claims to invigorate the liver and regulate the bowels and notes sale through Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
State Engineer announces an application under Chapter 108 to divert two second feet of water from the Lintah river branch to the Green river system. Public notice serves for objection and requires duplicate affidavits within thirty days after publication. Date of first publication July 7 with final publication August 6.
In the Lourth Ju Helat District Court of Utah a summons is issued for May Hud bow as plaintiff against Beddow as defendant. The notice requires the defendant to appear with intent within thirty days after service to respond to the complaint, or judgment may be rendered by default. Love is attorney for the plaintiff, with Farnat in Lintah county Utah, dated June 24 to July 14.
Notice states the government will offer at public sale land parcels in Duchesne Myton and Randlett, Utah, to the highest bidder on July 17 1008 at designated hours. It lists penalties for hindering the sale and names Jers Luare DeMorme register and other officials, with sale terms and appraisal details.
Notice to water users that Shnneli Jez and others have filed an irrigation water right application in Utah under Chapter 10a. The project proposes a 232 feet long canal to convey water for irrigation on lands in Sego county. Public protests must be made by affidavit within thirty days after publication.
A notice records intent to prove on the district judge's calendar in Vernal Utah during June. Names listed include Herbert, Jenson, and others from Vernal Uintah County as participants in the process.
A Utah notice details a water rights filing near Vernal with a 146 acre irrigation plan in Lintha and Township areas. Protests against the grant are allowed for 30 days after publication. protests must be filed with the state.
A notice from the State Engineer Office in Salt Lake City Utah dated June 2 1866 details a water appropriation filing. The proposal seeks four cubic feet per second from the Weber river branch near Gren River Wasnt Woosiats Ptah and a ditch location 218 feet south of the northwest corner of the northeast quarter. Opposition is invited to the grant within thirty days.
A public notice outlines the completion and first publication dates for the thin netite Tarn er Catt and Stangeninger, with July as the publication month and Ausuat as the completing period. The item records the dates and names associated with the official publication.
Henry Webber of Vernal Utah files a contestant against the Calistah Iilan Series entry for quarter fourth section near Vernal. The notice specifies a hearing set before the register and receiver at the U S Land Office in Vernal on August 2, 1905, to show cause why the entry should not be canceled or abandoned. The case is docketed under the 1908 act with other parties named for appearance and defense.
The Department of the Interior announces a vernal Utah notice for Henry Webber and others to appear and present evidence regarding a homestead entry. The contest seeks to determine residence and cultivation proofs with publication and service actions described and a final date set for July 25.
The Department of the Interior in Vernal Utah notifies Hay Kentley of Maeser Utah and George Brooks Jr. of a contested land claim filed under a judicial process. Respondents must appear and present evidence by 10 o clock a.m. on August 21, 1916, at the Register and Receivers office in Vernal. Public notice appears in the local office to fulfill due process requirements.
Henry Serill applies to appropriate three cubic feet per second from Green River fork for irrigation of 160 acres in Township 2 South Range West Uintah, via a ditch extending 24 000 feet from the river. Protests must be filed within thirty days after publication. Officials note this filing appears in the State Engineers office with date references to 1905 proceedings.
The notice outlines a water rights application in Utah for diversion from a dam at a specified location, with 24 cusecs per second and 108 acres of land involved. It details the water use for domestic purposes, annual publication dates, and required filings in the state offices with a 30 day appeal window.
State archives record from Salt Lake City 1916 notice of John Harrison filing to divert two cubic feet per second from the Lintah River via a dam and ditch in Ringham area Uintah County Utah. Details include location near Section 14 Township 1 South Range 2 East, proposed diversion starting near northeast corner and extending 208 feet, with irrigation of 200 acres. Public objections invited. citations to Chapter 108 Seasion Tawn of Utah 1905. Publication dates and deadlines noted August completion.
A fragmented notice explains a water rights application under Utah law for a channel from the Green River system into a Liprah/Lintah area. It details seasonal storage from October to October, conveyance of water for a defined acreage, and a public posting deadline of thirty days for objections.
Public notice announces John Thack ing's water rights petition in Salt Lake County Utah. It details location, point of diversion from a spring, measuring 152 feet, irrigation scope of 110 acres, and Sections 19 and 20 in Township 1 South Range 1 West. Protests must be filed within thirty days.
State Engineer announces application by Wasatch Tesek prent company led by William E Smart for appropriation of 3 cubic feet per second of water from the Green river in Wasatch County for dam and intake works. Proposed diversion point described, with required protest details and publication dates June 30 and July 30.
State Engineer announces a proposed water right for 42 cubic feet per second to divert from a canal southeast of Lower Subnoith Range 2 West. The plan, by Pombrace 7 in section 23 20, would irrigate 14 acres from April 1 to October 31. Public protest due within 40 days after publication.
A public notice announces a water rights application for surface water from the Miser Kantheftren River basin to irrigate 160 acres. It requests approval to permit a 4 cubic feet per second flow and outlines filing deadlines, locations, and agency actions.
Fragmentary OCR text from a newspaper page shows garbled lines about the date of publication. It hints at a Go or Go? engineer and an event dated July, but essential names and places are unreadable. The readable fragment suggests a scheduling notice or an editorial note rather than a full news item.
State agency considers application by Sisber Gnaiyoll of Macaer Utah for a five to sixable water feed at Dev Park Creek near Wo ft reen flyer. Public notice lists legal citations and required protests with a deadline and dates for publication.
Notice in June 1006 announces that an individual named in the permit will seek to approprate 227 cubic feet per second of water from the Green River in Uintah County Utah. The action is authorized under Chapter 108 and involves a diversion from the main stream at a listed point with details regarding distance and land boundaries.
A legal notice seeks irrigation of 120 acres in Mie ton Hb with emphasis on north boundary access. It requires protest reasons to be filed within 30 days after publication with the state engineer and related offices. First publication June 6 and completion July 16.
Notice to water user Fraest St Wilson in Uintah County Utah seeks to divert water from the Green River tributary for irrigation. The plan includes a 270 foot conveyance and a dam access point with a 1604 acre irrigation potential. Public protests must be filed within thirty days after publication, with duplicates.
Daily service runs from Leaves Mack Colorado at 2 PM to Dragon Utah arriving 7 PM. From Dragon Utah the train leaves at 7 AM and arrives Mack Colorado at 12 noon daily. The service connects with the Rio Grande Western Railway at Mack Colorado.
Notice from the State Engineer citing an application under Chapter 10 for appropriating five cubic feet per second of water from a Duchesne river branch in Green River area. The plan would convert the flow to a constant 21 feet per second by relocating a diversion point near the 2100 feet from the south quarter corner of section 13. The request covers 20 acres in a township near the Lenithah base and meridian, with protest possible and a thirty day comment period.
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