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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1906
Page
4
Jelly glasses with covers priced at 3 cents and 4 cents are advertised by Davis & Co for a limited time while supplies last. The offer highlights affordable dishware likely aimed at households stocking kitchenware.
The City Council of Vernal City establishes sprinkling districts within Vernal. The ordinance defines boundaries at Uintah Avenue First Cast Street, Vernal Avenue First North Street, and Vernal Avenue First South Street. Effective upon approval, published July 7, 1906 in the Vernal Express. Attest Mayor L. Joungon and City Recorder Bens P Keuty.
Notice to water users that an application has been filed under Utah water regulations for diversion of water at White Rock branch of Green River Basin. The project would divert two cubic feet per second from a headgate near Vernal Utah and convey water across Uintah County for irrigation on about 146 acres. Public protest period ends 40 days after first publication dated July 7.
A civil contest notice from the Department of the Interior regarding a land claim in the Vernal area names Jota and Ginen of Silo as respondents. It cites James A. Lounge as affidavit signer and lists deadlines, residency, and legal actions tied to a 1918 Indian series case, noting publication and verification obligations under federal procedure.
Notice is given that Silly Bonu teen Gintah Utah has filed for proof of occupation and settlement on land claim Na 69. The hearing before the Recorder includes names Wilson Boag Terbart Tyanch and others, with August 1906 as the attested date for final verification and irrigation rights.
Notice of publication for William Son Honust and others regarding final proof for settlement and cultivation of land in Utah. Filed under claim numbers and sections, with dates July 27 and August 21 to August 29. Names listed include Abind Simith, Dan Neleon, Chas 1 Ohlson, Tawrenes Warby, and others.
Public notice lists Linthine River water application in Utah under Chapter 1s of Utah PUC. It proposes 2 cubic feet per second from Linthine River branch to irrigate 171 acres in Sections 10,16,21, Township 2 North Range 1 West. Filing requires 30 day comment, with publication dates July 7 to August 10. State Engineer Calah Janse oversees.
The notice announces Joseph 2 tracking proposes to appropriate 14 cubic feet per second of water from Aghby Creek, a tributary of Greek River, in Lintah County Utah. It requests a pipe and canal plan from April to June with a 18 000 feet distance from the Northwest corner, claims a 2200 townshlb distance, and sets a state publication date with July 10 first publication and August 0 publication.
Notice to water users in Wasatch County and surrounding areas about the Salt Lake City office grant for a water diversion from Deer Creek. The plan proposes four cubic feet per second to be diverted through a millwater system toward a distance of 2740 feet. Public notice asks for objections or the reasons against the permit within thirty days after publication. The official publication date is July 7 with completion targeted August 6.
A distorted notice from the State Engineer in Utah details an application to irrigate 120 acres in Township 4 South Range 2 East. It calls for protests to be filed with reasons for denial and specifies a public hearing after completion of regulation and publication.
Warns of illnesses from neglecting bowels and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative. States the product stimulates the liver and regulates bowels and is sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
Notice from Water Users State Toaeliteers Salt Lake City Utah dated June 23 notes that Joel Har Flaon of Dry Fork Lintah County Utah filed an application under Chapter 108 to divert two cubic feet per second from the Lintah River branch of Greenther. Dam and ditch to a point described by legal bearings to irrigate 120 acres from October 1 to March 31 each year, with water rights continuing annually through April next year. Publication dates July 7 and August 6 set deadlines for objections with sworn statements at the State Engineer's office.
The State of Utah serves a summons to the defendant Georne Kt Heldon in Vernal Utah requiring appearance within 20 days after notice or 30 days after service. Failure to appear may lead to judgment by default as demanded in the complaint. Attorney Jous S fart represents the plaintiff. This notice is issued for Uintah County Utah.
A notice from the Department of the Interior announces a contest against a homestead entry in Verpal Utah. The contestant asserts grounds to revoke the entry for noncultivation and lack of residence, with hearings set for August 22. The case names Jue 1d Too and related parties, with Receiver and Attorney involvement.
A formal notice announces hearings on August 210 to inspect and contest alleged occupation and abandonment of a tract by George Mrockere in a land dispute. It directs interested parties to appear at the State land office in Vernal and present evidence within specified dates July 14 to August 22.
The State Engineers Office in Salt Lake City Utah announces Henry Nest of American Fork applies to appropriate water from Green River area for irrigation. Public protests must be filed within thirty days of notice publication.
The text records approval of a water diversion and ditch project along the Green River drainage in Sanpete County Utah. It specifies a 4 cubic feet per second permit, a new ditch alignment south of the northeast corner of a listed township, and a 30 day period after publication for legal actions.
A state notice outlines a water diversion project on the Gamen River in Lincoln County Utah. It covers a 62 foot by 24 acre area, land irrigated by a dam and a right bank diverter, with protest deadlines and public hearing steps outlined for residents and stakeholders.
A federal contest affidavit by Henry Webber of Ser nal Utah challenges a wig wet entry. Charka Braman faces claims for nonestablishment of real property. The notice orders Braman to appear August 21 before the United States Land Office in Ferna Utah to offer evidence, publication directed by Crtakree De Vom and receiver Dot BR Corton.
Public notice in Utah regarding water appropriation for Green River Wasatch County. Details include headgate at 241 feet west of township 12, range 8, and a 22120 foot diversion line. Objections and affidavits must be filed within thirty days after publication completion.
The state engineer announces an application by WoT Waring and I Harmeton for interbasin water diversion from the Uintah basin. The proposal seeks to store 60 000 acre feet of flow from the Lintah river branch for irrigation across 4500 acres, with a season from October to July and a replacement flow to the watershed. Public notice requires filing within 30 days after publication and duplicates must be filed in this office.
Notice from State Engineer and Office Salt Lake City regarding Wasateh Development Company. application by William Ho Smart president for appropriation of water from Duchesage River fork in Uintah County Utah for irrigation of 2120 acres. Publication dates June 1 to July 6. protests due within ten days after completion.
The Dev Cokh Irrigation Company seeks permit to divert up to 32 cubic feet per second from the Tintah Alger Branch of Green River Valley for 12 acres in Uintah County Utah. Public protest deadline is thirty days after first publication, with state engineer’s office overseeing.
A garbled land and water rights notice describes a watershed area along the Sernal Stoh and Greeo rivers with described measurements and boundaries. It references a public sale or grant process, listing meridian lines, townships and ranges and the need for a formal confirmation of water flow and allotments. Dates mentioned are unclear due to transcription errors.
Notice announces Hebur Carroll of Vernal Utah has applied under state water laws to appropriate five cubic feet per second from Dry Fork Creek, a branch of the Uren River, for conveyance to the Arch river area. The plan includes flow to a point specified by section and township details near Beale Lake, with restrictions on rate and route.
A damaged OCR notice outlines dates for a project duration from May to October and references a 30 day deadline after publication for a final action. Readable names include Calrin Lasnick and Jung Goth with unclear titles and roles. The document mentions an endorsement or grant tied to an engineering office and adjacent procedures.
Public notice from Stata Engineers Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Freesat L Y Wilson of Vertial Stud applying under Chapter 104 for a water diversion on Wilson Creek tributary of Green River Utah. Includes details on distance from bearing points, proposed diversion works, and protest period from November through March.
Daily service connects Mack Colorado with Dragon Utah. Depart Mack at 2:00 PM and arrive Dragon at 7:00 PM. The return trip leaves Dragon at 7:00 AM and reaches Mack at 12:00 noon. Connections are with Rio Grande Western Railway at Mack Colorado.
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