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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
7
Local notices advertise eggs and oats for sale, farm equipment, hospital visits, and various shop items at DAVIS, JOHN GLENN, COOP, and ACORN. Prominent mentions include penutiful embroidery, jelly glasses, screen wire, lumber permits, Deseret News subscriptions, and available real estate. Also notes about Chamberlain's tablets, Vernal Hospital, and Bank of Vernal services.
Public notices list an August 1 1910 payment deadline for a 40 cent per share assessment by Colorado Park Irrigation Co with delinquency and sale of stock details. Also includes multiple 1910 water right applications in Uintah and Whiterocks areas with State Engineer notices, protest deadlines, and listed coordinates for diversion and irrigation of thousands of acres.
The Stater Engineers Office Salt Lake through secretary C L Reed applies under Utah law to appropriate 353 acre feet from Middle Fork Sheep Creek for Spirit Lake Reservoir storage from Nov 1 to Apr 1 and release to irrigate 16620 acres across multiple townships and ranges, canal conveyed 67878 feet, first publication July 22, 1919.
The State Engineer's office advertises an application by CALLE TANNER for water appropriation from Uintah River. It details point of diversion, canal distance 36 900 feet, use for 280 acres in Sections 15 and 16, Township 5 south Range 2 east, with dates March 1 to December 1. Protest rule requires affidavit within 60 days after publication.
State Engineers Office notices Sheep Creek Irrigation Company applied to appropriate 2603 acre feet from Sheep Creek in Uinta County Utah for irrigation of 11440 acres in multiple sections. Publication date August 22 1910. Protest deadline within 30 days after notice completion.
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