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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1894
Page
1
Lumber cut to order at a Trout Creek Park mill near Taylor Mountain close to the Fort Bridger road. The itemization suggests a local timber operation serving nearby settlers and travelers.
Hillsdale townsite is surveyed with forty blocks of eight lots near lakes and water. The Enoch Davis mine is linked to a rich mineral belt on the Uintah county headwaters with a 15 foot wide dyke of gneiss porphyry and quartz. Local figures note ancient camps, possible murders, and a search for the lost Rhodes mine, while road and mail contracts push toward rail access and valley commerce.
Plain house and ornamental sign and wood and marble imitation training completed with neat work by E W Williams at Jake Workman’s shop. Those needing work should call.
The pure bred Percheron stallion Prince will stand for 12 dollars the season at Chadwick ranch with return, free if mares prove not in foal.
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