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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
8
W B TENBROECK operates as notary public at Curtis Street three fourth mile south of Tort Dacheane. The notice references proofs of labor and deeds executed, indicating official notarial act and location of office.
Notice is given that a special stockholders meeting of Celerctdo Berk Irrigation Company, a Utah Corporation, has been called by the board of directors. It will be held at the company office in Randlett Uintah County Utah, on Wednesday August 3 1910 at 2 PM. The meeting will consider increasing capitalization elect a director for the unexpired term and discuss cash assessments. Roy Be Kurtz secretary July 1 July 29
State Engineer ins Salt Lake City Utah prints notice that Sheep Creek Irrigation Company represented by secretary O L Rood has applied under Utah law to appropriate 744 acre feet of water from the Middle Fork of Sheep Creek. The posting cites the 1907 Compiled Laws as amended by 1904 Session Laws and indicates the official post office address in Salt Lake City Utah.
Uintah County Utah advertises water storage and irrigation rights for Tamarack Lake and Sheep Creek headwaters. Details specify storage from Nov 1 to July 1, release Apr 1 to Nov 4, plus canal and pipe conveyances across multiple sections to irrigate thousands of acres. Public protest period ends 30 days after publication.
Notice announces an application by Phil Pip Land and Livestock Company to appropriate 0.25 cubic feet per second of water from an unnamed spring in Uintah County for stock watering. Location described with legal land details and 100 foot pipe conveyance. Public protest by affidavit due within 30 days. Caleb Tanner, State Engineer. First publication July 1, 1919. completion August 1, 1910.
State Engineers Office Salt Lake hereby publishes that Pall Peo Land and Livestock Company led by president Ammon Neb Manila Utah applies under 1909 requirements to appropriate five ten cubic feet per second of water from an unnamed spring in Uintah County for stock watering. Water to be diverted 1600 feet via pipe line from spring to use from January 1 to December 31 each year. Application No 2843. Protests must be filed within 30 days after final publication. First published July 1 1910.
George M Bacon of Salt Lake City Utah has filed to appropriate one half cubic foot per second of water from an unpaved spring in Uintah County Utah. The spring location is described as north 60 degrees 65 minutes west 3882 feet from the southeast corner of Section 22 Township 6 north Range 18 east Salt Lake base and meridian. The water will be diverted at the stated point.
State Engineers Office Utah publishes a notice that Phil Pico Land and Livestock Company led by Ammon Nebeker seeks to appropriate 0.25 cubic feet per second of water from a spring in Uintah County Utah. Water would be diverted 150 feet and used for a year starting January 4. protests must be filed by a stated deadline.
City Utah June 14 1910 notice announces John n O Driscoll Hayden Utah has applied under Utah law to appropriate 2 two thirds cubic feet per second of Uintah River water for irrigation of 160 acres in section 14 township 1 south range 1 west Uintah meridian. Point of diversion lies near section 23 township 1 north range 17 west. Application No 3072 requires affidavit within thirty days after publication. First publication June 24 1910 with subsequent notice July 25 1910.
State Engineers Office Salt Lake City Utah announces that Peter G Wall of Manila Utah filed Utah 1907 water rights paperwork to divert four cubic feet per second from Heraford Wash in Uintah County. The plan covers a canal 16 000 feet long to irrigate 400 acres in Sections 26 29 30 Township 3 North Range 19 20 East. Protests by affidavit must be filed within thirty days after July 25 1910 publication.
Notice publicized by Uinta Development Company and Aurin T Sheldon et al seeking 30 cubic feet per second from Big Brush and Little Dirush Creeks. Water to be diverted at By Brush Creek, irrigating 2120 acres across multiple sections, with storage of 1299 acre feet.
Utah State Engineer announces two water appropriation proposals under Utah law. One seeks 1990 acre feet from Solita Creek for irrigation across multiple sections in Summit County with storage January to December and release April to October. A second from unsurveyed Little Brush and Dig Brush Creeks uses a canal to deliver water to extensive listed parcels for domestic use year round. Interested parties must file protests within thirty days after publication.
Hattie Kinyon of Whiterocks Utah applies under Utah law to divert 2.5 cfs from Uintah Silver Creek in Uintah County for irrigation of 160 acres from April 1 to October 31 and domestic use year round. The application is State Engineer numbered 3007 with protests due within 14 days after notice.
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