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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1911

Page

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Placer Gold Prospect in Uintah County Claim

Max Smith operates his Mitchell placer machine on a Uintah County claim. Hive men and two teams process about fifty yards of gravel daily as concentrates valued at $53 yield per day. Operator cost is $23 daily, leaving about $30 net. The Green River belt extends forty miles along Uintah County with a one mile wide channel old bed, now yielding similar daily returns. concentrates and black sand pass through quicksilver riffles and are sent to the Denver Mint, supporting the view that Green River placer gold could become a major producer.

Max 12 Smith Mitchell Green River Wintah County Denver Mint United States

Roosevelt Correspondence and Wasatch County Officials Visit

Moffat to visit for Saturday baseball. Visitors at a primary conference include 4H members Smart and Dennion. County officers LaVina Murdock and Astor Willis spent days in town. Roosevelt soil tests praised by Carl Holmes as he buys land east of town. Fourth Sunrise salute plans include flag raising, Star Spangled Banner, noon show, and prizes from one to fifteen dollars.

Colorado Minger Wisconsin Manley and Lambert Willam Oneill

City Court Doings and City Marshal Actions

City Marshal Wood rounded up several men for drunken disorder and street disturbances. Watson Thomson paid a $10 fine after intoxication. Thomas Featherstone and Thomas Cunningham faced penalties for Sabbath obstructions and were allowed to work after posting guarantees. Edward Newton and Daniel Beddo were jailed for disturbing the peace. Beddo faced an acquittal while Newton was fined. Beddo allegedly owed for boots taken from Newton Dros shop and used them before payment.

Marshall Wood Watson Thomson Thomas Featherstone Thomas Cunningham Lehi Academy Hotel de Wood Bach Edward Newton Daniel Bedda Baddo Newton Beddo Newton Dros

Vernal Election on Wet or Dry Question Next Tuesday

Editorial urges Vernal voters to carefully weigh the liquor issue on June 27 1911. It argues to vote according to conscience, noting saloons funded city improvements and warning against following single viewpoints.

Vater Voter Polis

Boots Refusal Sparks City Court Clash

Newton confronted a man who refused to settle or return his boots. Newton then delivered a beating in violation of city ordinance, prompting police attention and potential legal action.

Newton

Maeser Correspondece Crowned Near London and Local Events

Maeser will send one representative to King George and Queen Marys coronation in London on June 22, J W Austin plans to return to Utah in August after sickness from a fish bone wound. Maeser ward holds annual celebration at the new schoolhouse with afternoon games and lunch proceeds benefit the new academy. Weekly dances by the Maeser ward band also fund the academy. The little son of Sam Murray was buried Saturday with a service at Mrs Murrays lawn and interment at Maeser cemetery. Maeser mourns a newborn death, services held Tuesday. Quarantine restrictions ease as disease control. A four horse Maeser party traveled to Vernal for a fishing outing on the old bottom lake, and the boat was tipped to deter carp. attendees included Mark, Hdna, Keren and Vilate Bingham, John Ashby, Aurilla McKee, Lauretta Markham, Leona Ashby, Ray McKee, Mary McKee, Thomas Caldwell, Don Ashby and Weston Oaks.

Maeser George London J. W. Austin Wales Utah Austin Wm Rudge Wm Oaks Cd Oaks Maeser Ward Jereen

Strawberry Tunnel Progress Report

Government Engineer Lytel reports 11 800 feet covered in the tunnel with 160 men at the Strawberry end and 60 in the valley. He says 100 more workers will join in two weeks when new machinery arrives and work will continue through the summer.

Lytel Strawberry Valley

Boy Catches Eight Pound Trout In City Millrace

Mozart Boshard aged 11 hauled an eight pound trout from the millrace yesterday. The fish, the largest in the city, broke the line and seized the pole before the boy used a stick to land it. The trout was taken to Provo Meat and Packing Company for dressing.

Mozart Boshard Provo Meat & Packing Company Provo Herald

Vernal Gets New Lumber Yard In Trade Opening

George Dagle opens Central Lumber Yard at the corner of 1st West and 2nd South Streets in Vernal. He has bought the Ruple saw mill on Brush Creek Mountain and plans moving it by July 15 into Little Brush Creek timber.

Vernal George Dagle 1St West 2Nd South Street Expresa Central Lumber

Leave Overland for Vernal in Oil Field Hunt

Friday W L Reed and James Richardson of Ulutah country departed in a rig to travel slowly across the country seeking signs of potential new oil fields between Otter Pass and Vernal. The region is noted for numerous off indications, as reported by the Daily News in Grand Junction.

W. L. Reed James Richardson Ulutah Daxter Pass Vernal Daily News Grand Junction

Vernal Takes Utes in Whiterocks Baseball Clash

Vernal defeated the Utes 7 to 4 at Whiterocks in a Saturday baseball game. Vernal pitchers and batters impressed with timely hits and steady defense, while Utes pitcher De Priest faced tough lineups. Umpires Homney and Dr. Lied officiated the contest.

Vernal Whiterocks de- Priest Vernal Utes King Harris Calder J Harris Teeters LaRoce Samuels Prichard Lyon Denver Messa DePriest Elmers. &B Homney Dr. Lierd

Fourth District Court Actions Including Divorces and Damages

A string of civil rulings and divisions in the Fourth District Court includes an Interlocutory divorce decree to be finalized after six months with $3,690 judgment plus stock shares in Wieland Mining to plaintiff and possible extra $2,500 if stock not delivered. Libbie and Albert Workman obtain final decree of divorce. Ward sues Zaring for damages over a horse sale with $75 awarded. Rich wins a title quieting action over the C. C. Rich property. Lyon brothers win against Legzett and Leap for fraud claims. $1,000 note and $3550 court costs noted. State cases: EB Horn on assault with a deadly weapon. J J Cook case dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Most cases continued to Sept 5, 1911. court held night session and left for Provo.

Libbie Workman Dee Albert Workman Wm. F. Ward Jesse Zarine Ward Zaring Lve Ft Duchesne Janes& Rich David Johnston Anba Johnston Rich C. C. Rich T. G. Lyon C R Lyon Legett and Leap Lyon and Lyon Lyon Brothers Legzett and Lesp Lyons Fank Vernal State of John Merkley Whiterocks Cook Ethel Watkins Deep Creek Provo

Election Judges Named for Vernal Precincts

Election judges for next Tuesday for north Vernal are Alfred Johnson J C Bates John N Davis and for south Vernal are Hugh Coltharp C Bracken and C W Showalter.

North Vernal Alfred Johnson J. C. Bates John N Davis South Vernal Hugh Coltharp C. Bracken C W. Showalter

Utah raids destroy first alleged blind pig under new law

Jude Kendall and city officials including City Marshal Henry East City Atty A J Evans and A William Asher seized 200 beer bottles and several jugs of whisky dumped at the city dumping grounds poured it on a salt grass flat. The moonshine was found during raids on Lehi s blind pig and marked the first destruction in Utah under the new law.

Jude Kendall Henry East A. J. Evans William Asher Lehi Utah Loebi Baan

Vernal oil field set for renewed drilling near town

Three oil drills eight miles west of Vernal resume operation within two weeks after casing shipments from the east. W. H. Reed of the Vernal Development Co says the new equipment and deep wells near 800 feet signal a strong push toward oil sands, with a likely early but steady production rather than gushers.

Vernal W. HE. Reed Wintah Development Company Wella Reed Express Ft. Duchestecord Halfway Hollow Tell Tala

Bartlett’s Warpath Over Civil Case Subpoenas

Liberty resident Charles B Bartlett storms out of the District Court after learning Utah law on witness fees. He learned the state pays mileage and per diem in civil actions only when the litigant advances the costs, otherwise witnesses must be paid by the party subpoenaing. He plans to adjust his farming and irrigation plans accordingly.

Charles B Bartlett Liberty Mr Bartlett Deep Creek Grimsley Bartlett Mr. Bartlett Vernal Utah Miles State of

Church Services Continue in Absence of Pastor

Congregational Church holds services by Mira Oliver B Loud during the pastor's absence. Sunday worship at 11, evening Young People's Meeting at 8, Wednesday conference change and Sunday school at 9 43 Mirage Mary Tayler Euph.

Mira Oliver B Loud Mirage Mary Tayler Euph

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